Construction Corner venue

Party details checked · Sep 2026

Indoor Play

Construction Corner

Powell, OH 4.8 (33 Google reviews)

At a glance

Starting price
From $28
Age range
Ages 2–10
Party size
5–25 children
Duration
2 hours

Why parents choose it

  • The Premium Party includes private use of the entire play space for two hours.
  • The Play Date Party includes access to all indoor play zones plus a reserved dining area.
  • Both packages include drinks and child gear such as grip socks and construction hats.

Good to know

  • Book at least two months ahead, particularly for weekend dates.

Birthday party packages

Party Packages

The Play Date Party

$28

Duration
2 hours
Maximum children
Up to 12 children
Additional child
$28.00 each
  • ✓ Food included
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Shared-play-space group package with a reserved dining area for groups of 5 to 12 children.

  • 2 hours of open playtime (shared play space)
  • Full access to all indoor play zones
  • Reserved dining area for food, drinks, and festivities
  • Organic juice box for each child
  • Grip-it socks for every child
  • Construction hats for every child

Source: Official venue website · View package source

The Premium Party

$660

Duration
2 hours
Included children
20 children included
Maximum children
Up to 25 children
Additional child
$30.00 each
  • ✓ Food included
See all inclusions

Private party package with access to the entire play space and a reserved dining area.

  • 2 hours of private play in the entire play space
  • Reserved dining area for food, drinks & festivities
  • 20 drinks
  • 20 Mrs. Turbo’s cupcakes
  • Grip-it socks for every child
  • Construction hats for every child

Source: Official venue website · View package source

What parents should know

Construction Corner is a compact, construction-themed indoor play space in Powell designed around hands-on activities rather than a large all-day attraction. Google lists a 4.8 rating from 39 ratings, and the supplied reviews are overwhelmingly positive about the clean, well-kept environment, friendly staff, and engaging play stations.

Children can explore an interactive sand area, a ride-on or operating excavator experience, building blocks, a climbing structure with slide, a ball pit, drawing activities that appear on a large screen, and other construction-focused stations. The excavator and sand play come up particularly often as favorites, alongside the digital creation area and a crash-test activity. Reviews most consistently recommend the venue for toddlers and preschoolers; families report enjoyable visits with children as young as 16 months through age 7, while one reviewer felt the strongest fit was roughly ages 2 to 5. Another described it as suitable through age 12, though the smaller scale may hold younger children’s attention best.

Parents appreciate that the layout is manageable for supervising children and that there are comfortable couches for adults to sit while watching play. Staff are repeatedly described as kind, helpful, and informative, and reviewers frequently mention clean play areas, restrooms, and toys in good condition. It can be a useful rainy-day outing, but plan for about two hours rather than a full day.

Construction Corner also hosts children’s birthday parties, with reviewers noting plenty for party guests to do. One party guest raised a specific food-policy concern: pizza was provided through a required vendor and felt expensive, so families should confirm current food choices, pricing, and outside-food rules before booking. Because the venue is relatively small, busy periods can feel crowded, older children may make the space more hectic, and waits for the excavator have been reported. One family also received conflicting information about free-play access during parties, although the venue later accommodated the group; calling ahead to reconfirm public-play and party schedules is sensible.

Why it may work for birthdays

The venue explicitly hosts kids' birthday parties and offers several hands-on group-play activities. Strong cleanliness and staff feedback support party use, while families should verify food rules, party availability, and whether public play is affected by private events.

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