Looking for an indoor playground in Anaheim where your kids can run wild—especially on a hot or rainy day? Billy Beez at Anaheim GardenWalk checks all the right boxes: giant slides, climbing zones, and a fully padded toddler area. Plus, it’s walking distance from many hotels in the Anaheim Resort near Disneyland and Anaheim Convention Center. Here’s everything you need to know before you go.
📍 Address: 400 Disney Way, Anaheim, CA 92802 (inside Anaheim GardenWalk)<br>
⏰ Hours: Mon–Thu 10:30 AM–7:30 PM, Fri 10:30 AM–9 PM, Sat 10 AM–9 PM, Sun 10 AM–8 PM
💰 Cost: $19.95 (ages 1–17), babies under 1 are free with a paid child. One adult included per child. Extra adults $6.95. Billy Beez grip socks required ($3.19).
🌐 Website:billybeezus.com/location/anaheim-gardenwalk
🧒 Best for ages: 1–10
My Billy Beez Review at Anaheim
We went to Billy Beez at Anaheim GardenWalk for a weekday playdate with my daughter and her classmate (Wednesday from 4:30 to 6 PM), and it was basically empty — just one other kid there. All three of them played together the whole time without needing much help.
The place is huge, with tons of tube slides, tunnels, bridges, and open slides. It’s super spacious and fully padded.
But my 4-year-old spent most of her time in the pretend play village and the MiniBeez toddler area (for kids 5 and under). They took turns playing classroom and grocery store (which were pretty bare, if you ask me), and then went wild in the toddler zone with the mini zipline, ball pit, hamster wheel, and soft blocks.
Because it was so empty, I didn’t have to follow her around to make sure she wasn’t bumping into people or getting knocked over by big kids. I actually got to sit and chat with the other mom while the kids played. That never happens at busier spots like Playpie or Candeeland.
✅ Pros
- Not crowded (at least on weekday afternoons)—a nice break from the chaos of other playgrounds
- Super spacious with tons of tunnels, bridges, and slides big enough for adults
- Separate toddler zone (MiniBeez) for ages 5 and under
- 1 adult is included with each paid child admission
- All-day admission lets you leave and come back the same day
❌ Cons
- Billy Beez socks required—you have to buy their branded grip socks even if your kid already has some
- Pretend play area is sparse—cute houses but not many toys or props inside
- Not as much variety as other indoor playgrounds we’ve been to (like sensory bins or interactive screens)
- Arcade games cost extra and aren’t included in admission
Billy Beez Photos
What to Expect at Billy Beez in Anaheim
🏁 When You Arrive
- Fill out the online waiver ahead of time or use a tablet at the entrance
- Pay at the counter and receive a Billy Beez swipe card for entry
- Billy Beez grip socks required (you can’t bring your own)
- Leave your shoes in a tray before you play
- Bathrooms include a changing area and water fountains
💵 Prices
How Much Does a Single Visit Cost?
- Child (Ages 1–17): $19.95
- Under 1: Free with a paid child, OR $13.95 for infant + 1 adult
- Adults: 1 adult included per paid child; additional adults are $6.95 each
- Billy Beez grip socks: $3.19 (required, but reusable)
- Arcade games: Not included in admission
How Much Is a Membership?
10-Visit Pack: $150 total -> $15 per visit (compared to $20 per visit or $24 for first visit with socks)
- includes admission for 1 child + 1 adult per visit
- Saves money if you plan to go regularly
Are There Any Special Discounts?
Billy Beez offers 10% off admission for Police, Fire, EMT, and Military personnel. Just bring valid ID to receive the discount.
🕐 How Long Can You Stay?
Admission is for an all-day pass with unlimited play and same-day re-entry. You can leave, grab food at Anaheim GardenWalk, and return later as long as you keep your wristband on.
🎂 Is It a Good Fit for Your Kid’s Age?
Billy Beez says it’s for ages 1 to 17, but realistically, it’s best for kids 10 and under. The tunnels, slides, and bridges are big enough for adults to fit through, so older siblings can still have fun.
There’s also a MiniBeez toddler zone just for kids 5 and under, which includes:
- A short zipline
- A padded hamster wheel
- Soft blocks and climbing obstacles
- Ball pit
- Open toddler slides
Infants are free with a paid child, which is a great bonus for families with siblings.
🧦 Sock Policy
Billy Beez requires branded grip socks ($3.19). Even if your child already has grip socks, you can’t bring your own. They are reusable for future visits, though.
🍕 Food & Drink Policy
- No outside food or drinks allowed, even during parties
- Honey Café is onsite, but it wasn’t staffed when we visited (ring the bell at the counter if no one is there)
- Water fountains are available near the bathrooms
Since Billy Beez is located inside Anaheim GardenWalk, there are tons of family-friendly restaurants and dessert spots just steps away—perfect for a meal before or after playtime. You can leave and come back the same day with your wristband.
👉 Check out my Anaheim GardenWalk with Kids guide for nearby eats and activities.
🎉 Birthday Party Options at Billy Beez
I haven’t hosted a party here myself, but they do offer birthday packages. You can check availability and pricing on their official party page 👉 Billy Beez Party Info
Plan Your Visit to Billy Beez
📍 Billy Beez Address
400 Disney Way, Suite 214, Anaheim, CA 92802
Located inside Anaheim GardenWalk on the upper level
⏰ Open Hours
- Monday–Thursday: 10:30 AM – 7:30 PM
- Friday: 10:30 AM – 9:00 PM
- Saturday: 10:00 AM – 9:00 PM
- Sunday: 10:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Admissions desk closes 1 hour before the playground closes. Always check the website for the most current hours.
🔗 Website
🅿️ Parking
You can park in the Anaheim GardenWalk structure. Take your ticket to Billy Beez for 2-hour parking validation.
Tip: Only one validation per ticket. If you’re making multiple stops (like lunch and play), consider exiting and re-entering to reset the ticket.
📝 Waiver
A waiver is required before entry. You can fill it out online here or on a tablet at check-in.
Tips for Visiting Billy Beez With Kids
- Bring your Billy Beez grip socks if you’ve been before—they’re reusable and required for entry.
- Arrive early on weekends to avoid crowds. A mom friend mentioned the space gets noticeably busier in the afternoons.
- Only one parking validation per ticket, so if you’re planning to grab food and play, consider exiting and re-entering the parking garage.
- No outside food allowed, even for parties, so plan your snacks or meals for before or after.
- Billy Beez is a great rainy day or hot weather option—fully indoors, padded, and spacious.
- You can actually sit and relax if it’s not too crowded. On quieter days, your kids can play more independently.
- Bathrooms have changing tables and water fountains, but no dedicated nursing room.
- There’s plenty of room for strollers, and shoe cubbies make it easy to stash your stuff.
Billy Beez in Anaheim: Is It Worth It?
For us, yes. It’s close to home, super spacious, and not crowded. It’s also located within the Anaheim Resort area, so if you’re visiting from out of town and looking for something to do with little kids outside of Disneyland, this spot is either walking distance from many hotels or just a short shuttle or car ride away.
My 4-year-old had a blast. I honestly can’t imagine a 4-year-old not enjoying an indoor playground like this.
If you’re bringing a baby, I wouldn’t go just for them. There’s not much for babies to do besides crawling and soft blocks in the MiniBeez toddler area. It’s great if they’re tagging along with an older sibling, but not worth the trip on its own.
The website says it’s for ages 1 to 17, but I don’t really see a child over 12 being entertained unless they’re helping or playing with a younger sibling.
If you’re open to going a bit farther, Playpie in Buena Park and Fun For All in Huntington Beach offer a lot more variety for just a few bucks more—think sensory bins, interactive game floors, better pretend play, and more engaging slides.
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