How to enjoy a '90s summer in Cleveland with your kids

• It's an ideal way to keep kids occupied until school starts in a few weeks.

The big picture: The term "'90s summer" has been all over TikTok. It emphasizes things like running through sprinklers, catching fireflies, long bike rides and roller skating.

• The '90s were the last decade where being glued to a phone or tablet wasn't a primary option.

Zoom in: Fortunately, Northeast Ohio has a ton of options to help parents turn back the clock:

💦 Get the sprinkler going in your yard or take the kids to one of more than 80 splash pads, as tracked by The Cleveland Moms website.

🪩 Dance to EvOLvE not only hosts kids dance parties and camps at various locations, but it can also bring '90s block party vibes to a park or neighborhood near you.

🛼 Northeast Ohio has several roller skating facilities, including the Chagrin Valley Roller Rink that's been open since 1947.

• Elsewhere, Cleveland's Zelma Watson George Skating hosts parties reminiscent of your adolescent birthday bash.

🚴 Cleveland Metroparks has several paved bike paths for kids, including the popular Cleveland-Cliffs Bike Park.

• Meanwhile, Ray's Indoor Bike Park on Walford Avenue will take you back to the glory days of the X Games.

🕹️ Some screens are OK. Play vintage arcade games at places like 16-Bit in Ohio City, Superelectric Pinball Parlor in Gordon Square and The Arcade on Detroit in Lakewood.

🍭 Lastly, take a snack break at vintage candy stores like b.a. Sweetie Candy Company and Rocket Fizz.