We Rock the Spectrum - Northeast Philly

★★★★★Devon Stein

We are frequent visitors but most recently we were there for Dad & Donuts event. We had so much fun! The story reader was very engaged with the kids! Of course we will be back!

★★★★★Rachel Brutko

I had such an amazing experience with Birthday Parties! From start to finish, they made everything so easy and enjoyable. The setup was beautiful, the team was super helpful, and they really went above and beyond to make sure everything was perfect. I would definitely book with them again! The owner is amazing and responds in a timely manner.

★★★★★Quetana Honore

Honestly I cannot say enough how amazing this gym is. I take my little sister all the time and its amazing place for her to build community and to keep her active! The staff is super friendly and well trained to deal with kids all across the spectrum. The new owners are attentive and hands on , you can tell this is more than a business , its truly a family! Thank you We Rock The Spectrum NE for everything!!! 🤍🤍🤍

★Jacqueline Velazquez

I’m writing this review out of genuine concern and disappointment. I came across your summer camp program, which advertises itself as autism and disability-friendly. The flyer clearly states that children do not need to be potty trained to attend. As a parent of two level 3 autistic boys, ages 4 and 5, this gave me hope that I had finally found a program that understood and accommodated children with higher support needs. However, when I called for more information, I was told that children must be potty trained before attending. I was also asked whether my children could “take care of themselves.” This was both confusing and upsetting. My children are not neurotypical teenagers—they are young children with significant support needs who require adult assistance, which is exactly why inclusive programs like yours are so important. This experience left me questioning the integrity of your advertising. If your program truly claims to support children on the spectrum and states that potty training is not required, why are families being told otherwise? Children with disabilities often take longer to learn certain skills, including toileting, and accidents can be part of their developmental process. A genuinely inclusive environment should recognize and accommodate that. At this point, it feels misleading to promote your camp as fully inclusive and equipped for children with autism if those supports are not actually in place. It raises an important question: who is this program really designed for? I hope you take this feedback seriously and work toward aligning your policies with what you advertise, so families like mine are not misled or excluded.

★★★★★Catherine Clever

We just celebrated our daughter's 5th birthday here and had a great time. We had about 12 kids and the center was a great size for that number of kids (probably would have been fine for about 15 five year olds but more would have been too many). The activities kept them engaged the whole time, the pizza and party setup was great (and stress-free for us as parents!), and the Disney princess music that played the whole time was a great added touch :) Would definitely recommend!