Billy Beez

Overview

Billy Beez Anaheim is a large, high-energy indoor playground in Anaheim, CA located at 400 Disney Way. It’s the kind of place you pick when your kid needs a real energy burn and you want an indoor plan that doesn’t depend on the weather. This is especially useful for playdates, weekends, and “we need to get out of the house” days. If you’re coming from around Anaheim GardenWalk, it’s also a convenient stop because it’s close to other food and family options. Billy Beez

The Play Space

What makes Billy Beez Anaheim different from smaller toddler playrooms is the scale and variety. It’s built for kids who want to move fast and keep moving. Expect big slides, tunnels, and multiple areas that keep kids rotating instead of getting bored in ten minutes. There’s also a smaller-kid zone (“Mini Beez”) designed to be more size-appropriate for little ones. That matters if your child is in the walking-to-preschool range and you’re trying to avoid constant collisions with older kids. Billy Beez

Best for walking toddlers (1–4)

If your child is a confident walker, Billy Beez Anaheim can be a great fit. They’ll usually stay engaged because there’s enough to explore. If your child is newly walking, you can still do it, but plan to be hands-on. Bigger spaces attract bigger kids, and that changes the pace. Your best move is timing. Weekday mornings typically feel more manageable than peak weekend hours.

What parents should know before you go

This is not a “sit and scroll” outing with young kids. Plan to supervise and follow your child. Also, this location requires Billy Beez socks (and they’re available for purchase). Arcade games may exist, but they are not always included in admission, so set expectations with older kids ahead of time. If you’re considering a birthday, Billy Beez promotes parties as a major offering, so it’s worth checking party details before you go.

Quick Verdict

Worth it if you want a big indoor playground in Anaheim where kids can climb, slide, and burn serious energy indoors.
Skip it if you want quiet, low-stimulation toddler play.

Walking–4 Scorecard

• Best for: Age 2–4 (confident walkers)

• Big-kid overlap: Some–Constant (timing dependent)

• Fall risk: Medium–High

• Parent comfort: Hover / Constant guard

• Time sweet spot: 1 hour – 2 hours

Helpful link

• Official Website