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The national sensory-friendly indoor playground chain We Rock The Spectrum Kid’s Gym opened a second Triangle location in Durham on Saturday, July 25 at 3409 Hillsborough Rd.
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The franchise, founded in California, opened a Cary location in 2023 under different management. New owner, Ritz Murthy who ushered in the Durham location, is a former special education teacher with experience with children with diverse needs according to a press release.
“Our gym provides a safe, sensory-friendly environment where children can grow physically, socially, and emotionally through play. We are especially committed to serving neurodivergent children and their families,” the gym said on its website.
The gym provides sensory-safe play with crash mats, suspended swings, a calming room, indoor play structure, trampoline and zip slider. The motto for all locations is “Finally a place where you never have to say I’m sorry!”
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Free play costs $21.99 per child with siblings discounted to $19.99 per child. Toddler play is discounted to $18 on Tuesdays. The gym is open Monday through Friday from 10 a.m.to 6 p.m. Saturday and Sunday are based on availability, customers are recommended to call ahead or check their Facebook and Instagram.
The News & Observer recently reported that a Onelife Fitness gym will move into the former Big Lots space in Durham in the fall. Located at 3420 Southwest Durham Dr., membership starts at $48.99. In Cary, a Crunch fitness is opening in the fomer Barnes & Noble across from Cary Towne Center.
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