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Madison

The Indoor Amusement Park in Nashville Built for Ages 1 to 10

Dinotopia is a three-level indoor amusement park in Madison, TN — nine themed attractions of slides, climbing, ball pool and arcade games, open every day of the year's weather.

  • Open daily 10AM – 7PM
  • Ages 1–10, with a dedicated toddler area for ages 1–4
  • Three levels, nine themed attractions
The Super Slides inside the indoor amusement park — Dinotopia indoor dinosaur playground, Madison TN.

Is there an amusement park in Nashville?

Not the roller-coaster kind — the big ride parks in Tennessee are a three-hour drive east. What Nashville does have, fifteen minutes north of downtown, is Dinotopia: an indoor amusement park built entirely for kids ages 1 to 10.

Instead of coasters there are Super Slides, a spiral Donut Slide, the Spider Tower, the Mammal Ball Pool, Jurassic Soft Play, the Godzilla Games wall and a dedicated toddler zone. It is climate-controlled, open 10 AM to 7 PM every day, and a whole afternoon costs less than a single ride ticket at a destination park.

Nine attractions, three levels, one roof

  • Super Slides

    A bank of wide parallel slides, fast enough to earn a second run and a third.

  • The Donut Slide

    A spiral tube drop from the top level for the kids who want the big one.

  • Spider Tower

    A woven rope climbing tower that takes real effort to reach the top of.

  • Mammal Ball Pool

    The ball pit they talk about on the drive home.

  • Godzilla Games

    Interactive wall games and arcade play between runs at the structure.

  • A toddler zone

    Ages 1 to 4 get their own soft, low, separate corner away from the big kids.

What an indoor park gets you that an outdoor one doesn't

No heat advisory, no rain check, no sunscreen, no three-hour drive each way. You park at the door, everyone plays within sight, and the whole thing fits inside a normal Saturday or a weekday afternoon.

Parents also get somewhere to sit. There is seating across the floor, cold drinks and hot food at the Pterodactyl Café, and restrooms a few steps from the play structure — the details that decide whether a day out is actually restful.

What to know before you come

  • Non-slip socks are required

    Dinotopia socks are $3.95 a pair at the door, and a pair from an earlier visit works fine.

  • Parking is free and right there

    Park at the door on Gallatin Pike N — no garage, no meter, no downtown circling.

  • Sign the waiver first

    The waiver is online and takes a minute. Do it before you leave home and walk straight in.

  • Grown-ups get somewhere to sit

    Seating across the floor, hot food, snacks and cold drinks at the Pterodactyl Café, and restrooms by the play structure.

  • Little ones have their own zone

    Ages 1 to 4 get a gated soft-play area away from the bigger kids, in sight of the main floor.

  • Weekday mornings are the calmest

    Before about 4PM on a weekday the floor is quiet. Saturdays are the loudest and the most fun.

What a day costs

  • 2-Hour Play Pass

    $19.95 + tax / child

    Two hours across every attraction in the park.

  • All-Day VIP Pass

    $24.99 + tax / child

    All-day play with re-entry. The most popular pass.

  • Adult / Parent Pass

    $5 + tax / adult

    Entry for one grown-up supervising a child.

  • Non-Slip Socks

    $3.95 / pair

    Required in the play areas. Grab a pair at the door or bring your own.

Finding us

Dinotopia sits on Gallatin Pike N in Madison — about fifteen minutes from downtown Nashville, ten from Rivergate, and an easy run down the pike from Hendersonville, Goodlettsville and Old Hickory. Free parking at the door.

Hours
10:00 AM – 7:00 PM daily
Address
2291 Gallatin Pike N, Madison, TN 37115
Phone
(615) 920-3850

Pick a day and go

Passes online or walk in any day. Weekday specials run lower than the weekend rate.

Buy Day PassesOpen daily 10AM – 7PM
The Mammal Ball Pool on the main play floor — Dinotopia indoor dinosaur playground, Madison TN.

Common questions

There is no large outdoor ride park inside Nashville. Dinotopia in Madison, TN is the closest indoor amusement park for young children — nine themed attractions of slides, climbing, ball pool and arcade games for ages 1 to 10, about fifteen minutes from downtown, open daily 10 AM to 7 PM.

Ages 1 to 10, with a separate toddler zone for ages 1 to 4. Older siblings usually find the Spider Tower and Super Slides plenty; the structure is not built for teens.

A 2-hour play pass is $19.95 + tax per child and an All-Day VIP pass is $24.99 + tax. Adults are $5 + tax, and non-slip socks are required at $3.95 a pair. Weekday specials run lower.

No. You can buy passes online before you come or walk in any day between 10 AM and 7 PM. Booking online just saves the queue at the door.

Most families spend two to three hours. The 2-hour pass suits a quick visit; the All-Day VIP pass allows re-entry, so you can break for lunch and come back.