Bermuda Adventure Soft Play World
BEST FOR
Ages 0-12
ENTRY
from £4.95
SETTING
Indoors
WHERE
Nuneaton
What it’s like
A three-level themed play frame, a four-lane racing slide and an outdoor climbing galleon for kids up to 12.
The big draw is the three-level frame, split into Under the Sea, Jungle and Outer Space zones, with a four-lane racing slide that'll have siblings racing each other rather than you. There's a ball pool, a sports zone and a tunnel slide to mop up the rest of the energy, and when you need a change of scene there's an outdoor climbing galleon, a racetrack and a playhouse. Babies and toddlers get their own area too, so a four-year-old and a ten-year-old can both find something without one of them getting flattened.
If you've got a toddler under four, the weekday morning toddler session is the one to book: £4.95 gets one parent and one toddler in, with a free juice and biscuit thrown in, and you can stay as long as you like within the 9.20am to 3.30pm term-time window. Outside of that it runs on set two-hour-ish slots, mornings, midday, afternoon and evening on weekends and school holidays, so check which slot fits nap time before you head out. Booking's needed, either online or on the door.
There's food on site, from the Grub Hut café for snacks to a proper restaurant doing hot and cold meals, which saves you a trip out if the whole visit runs longer than planned. Parking's free but only in the designated car parks, either the nursery car park under the yellow barrier or the main one by Tim Hortons, and it's the kind of detail that's easy to miss until you get a ticket you weren't expecting.
Birthday parties are clearly a big part of the business, with themed rooms running most days and a pizza party option on weekday afternoons in term time. The standard Bermuda Theme party gets you an hour of play, 45 minutes in the party room, cupcakes and a slush for the kids, plus two coffee vouchers for the parent hosting. Every birthday child gets a free return play voucher too, which is a nice reason to come back without paying full whack again.
Facilities
Need to know
- Best for
- Babies to 12s, though the toddler session is the standout for under-4s
- Booking
- Book online or pay on the door for general sessions
- Parking
- Free parking in selected car parks: Nursery Car park (under yellow barrier to left of building) or large main car park by Tim Horton's
- Food
- Grub Hut Cafe with treats, and on-site restaurant serving hot & cold food including matcha (£4.95)
- Parties
- Birthday parties available 7 days a week with themed rooms
- Worth knowing
- Every birthday child who has partied receives a FREE return play voucher
- Under 4s aren't always guaranteed a spot during school teacher training days, so it's not just term-time school holidays to watch for
- Party food orders need submitting online at least 48 hours before the party
- Exclusive hire parties need booking at least two weeks ahead and cost extra
- Both car parks are unmarked from the road, one's under a yellow barrier by the nursery, the other's the main one near Tim Hortons
Plan your visit
How much does it cost?
The toddler session is £4.95 for one parent and one toddler under four. General admission outside that isn't listed by age, but party prices range from £8.95 for a toddler party up to £16.45 a child for a peak Bermuda Theme party.
Do we need to book?
Yes, sessions can be booked online or you can pay on the door. Parties need a deposit paid within seven days of booking.
Is it any good for a toddler?
There's a dedicated toddler area plus a toddler-only session on weekday mornings in term time, so it's not just older kids barrelling about.
What's the toddler session actually include?
Play for as long as you want within the 9.20am to 3.30pm window, plus a free juice and biscuit for the toddler.
What are the general opening hours?
Term-time weekdays run a morning toddler session then an afternoon slot from 4.10pm to 6.10pm. Weekends and school holidays run four slots through the day, morning, midday, afternoon and evening, with Sundays also getting a 1.40pm to 3.40pm slot.
Is there parking?
Free parking, but only in the designated spots: the nursery car park under the yellow barrier, or the main car park by Tim Hortons.
Can we get food there?
There's the Grub Hut café for snacks and treats plus an on-site restaurant doing hot and cold food.
How old can kids be and still enjoy it?
It's aimed at babies right up to 12 year olds, with different zones and slides so the older ones have a proper play frame to tackle.
Do you do birthday parties?
Parties run seven days a week with themed rooms. The standard Bermuda Theme party gets you an hour of play, 45 minutes in the party room, cupcakes, slush and two coffee vouchers for the host parent.
What about a pizza party option?
There's a pizza party at £12.65 a child, but it only runs weekday afternoons between 4.15pm and 6pm in term time.
Is there anything for babies specifically?
Bottle warming is available, along with baby change facilities.
Do birthday kids get anything extra?
Every child who's had their birthday party there gets a free return play voucher.
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