Crazy kids
BEST FOR
Ages 0+
ENTRY
from £2
SETTING
Indoors
WHERE
Hull
What it’s like
A three-storey soft play frame, ball pools and squeeze rollers to tire out anyone from babies to school-age kids.
The big draw is the three-storey play frame, the sort of thing that swallows a seven-year-old whole for a good hour. There are ball pools, squeeze rollers and a few fun rides dotted about too, plus a separate under-5s area so toddlers aren't getting flattened by bigger kids barrelling through.
Pricing is broken down by age rather than one flat fee, which is fair enough but means you'll want to add it up before you go. It's £7 for 1-4 year olds, £8 for 5 and up, and £2 for adults and under-1s. Weekday mornings before 3pm knock the 1-4s price down to £6, though that discount disappears on bank holidays and school holidays, which feels like exactly when you'd want the saving.
Sessions run for two hours. The café does the usual soft play spread, burgers, sandwiches, jacket potatoes, cakes, with children's meals around £4.50, and there's a play-and-eat combo with juice included if you'd rather sort food and play in one go. Birthday parties get a private room and two hours of play, £11.50 a child midweek or £13.50 at weekends, food included though party bags are £2 extra.
Sundays run a shorter day, 10am to 5pm, and Mondays don't open till noon unless it's a bank holiday. Worth knowing if you're planning a first-thing visit.
Facilities
Need to know
- Best for
- Babies through to school age, with a separate under-5s corner
- Food
- Café with children's and adults' meals, burgers, sandwiches, jacket potatoes, hot drinks, cakes and sweets
- Parties
- Weekday £11.50 per child, weekend £13.50 per child, 2hrs with private room, food included
- The weekday discount for 1-4s doesn't apply on bank holidays or school holidays
- Party bags cost £2 extra per child on top of the party price
- There's an Easter party on 27th March from 2pm to 4pm
- Sundays close an hour earlier than the rest of the week
Plan your visit
How much does it cost?
It depends on age. £7 for 1-4 year olds, £8 for 5 and up, £2 for adults and under-1s, and £6 for parent and toddler.
Is there a cheaper time to go?
Weekdays before 3pm, 1-4 year olds are £6 instead of £7. That discount doesn't apply on bank holidays or school holidays though.
How long do we get?
Sessions are two hours.
Is it suitable for a baby or toddler?
There's a separate under-5s area away from the main frame, and under-1s get in for £2.
What are the opening hours?
Tuesday to Saturday it's 10am to 6pm, Sunday 10am to 5pm, and Monday 12 to 6pm unless it's a bank holiday, when it opens at 10am.
Can we eat there?
There's a café doing burgers, sandwiches, jacket potatoes, cakes and hot drinks, with children's meals around £4.50. There's also a play-and-eat package with juice included.
Do you do birthday parties?
Yes, two hours of play with a private party room, £11.50 a child on weekdays or £13.50 at weekends, food included. Party bags are £2 extra each.
Do we need to book?
There's no booking link listed, so it's likely a turn-up situation, though parties would need arranging in advance.
Is there parking?
Parking is listed as an amenity.
Is there wifi?
Wifi is available.
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