The Jungle-Themed Playground In Nebraska That’s Oh-So Special

When it's too hot, too rainy, too cold, or too windy to play outside, your little ones can still have a great time. Lost in Fun in Lincoln is an indoor kids' playground and arcade that's full of activities to keep children busy and happy all day. And since there's also a kitchen and seating area, not even the lunchtime hungries can get in the way of a day of play!

Lost in Fun's unassuming building only barely hints at the happy, colorful adventures waiting inside.

The inside is, unsurprisingly, much louder and brighter and bustling with activities.

Watch your kids' eyes light up as they look around in wonder at everything there is to do. How do you choose what to do first?

There are inflatables, a big jumping pillow, lots of structures to climb on, a foam pit, mazes, and tons of other places to explore.

Most of the activities and games here are geared toward younger kids up to 10, but there are some chances for adults to play, too.

Arcade games, including old-school favorites like skeeball, are available for an extra charge. A separate toddler area ensures that your youngest companions are safe to play without fear of being overwhelmed by older kids.

Lost in Fun is one of Lincoln's most popular places for kids' birthday parties.

There are party packages with and without food, and you can bring in your own cake.

There's food available even if you aren't there with a party.

Choose from kid-friendly favorites like pizza, fish sticks, chicken nuggets, fries, and hot dogs. No, it's not the healthiest menu in Lincoln, but everyone will run off those calories (or should we say fun them off?) playing.

Adults are admitted free with kids' admission.

Kids under 1 are free, as well. Parents must supervise their kids at all times, regardless of their ages.

Don't wait for the next rainy day to take your littlest of little ones out to play! Learn more about Lost in Fun, including hours and admission prices, on the playground's website or visit Lost in Fun on Facebook.

If your kids are older or if you're looking for a more science-based experience, you'll no doubt appreciate a trip to Morrill Hall.