Jungle World Leyland - Play Park
BEST FOR
Ages 0-12
ENTRY
from £3.95
SETTING
Indoors
WHERE
Leyland
What it’s like
A 25ft slide, laser tag and electric go-karts under one roof, with a separate toddler corner for the under-fives.
The big draw is the slide, they call it Lancashire's tallest indoor one at 25ft, and it's the sort of thing you save for last once the wobbly legs have warmed up on the multi-level frame with its trampolines and ball pits. Laser tag is for the fives and up, and there's an electric go-kart track round a safari circuit if your lot fancy a change from climbing. Under-fives get their own dedicated area with mini slides and soft play, kept apart from the bigger kids so nobody gets flattened by an eight-year-old mid-sprint.
Pricing is a bit of a maze. Weekday toddler sessions (Jungle Monsters, ages 0-5) are £4.95 for two hours, but at weekends that same age band only gets an hour for £3.95. The all-ages Jungle Rebels ticket is £6.95 for two hours, and there's a Monday-Friday 4-6pm combined session, Monsters VS Rebels, at £7.95. Adults pay £1 to get in too, which covers seating and capacity rather than anything you'll be doing, so don't expect a play frame of your own.
Sessions are timed and capacity-limited, so booking ahead is properly recommended rather than a nice-to-have, especially at weekends and in the holidays. Socks are compulsory in the play areas, no shoes, and grip socks are worth having for the slide since they cut down on friction burns; you can buy them on site if you forget. Outside food isn't allowed beyond baby food and formula, but the Tiki Café does pizzas, paninis and jacket potatoes if you'd rather not bring a packed lunch anyway.
There's a Monday evening ASD-friendly session with the music turned down and lighting adjusted, and carers get in free for that one. Parking's free on site, with overflow on the streets nearby if it's a busy day. Birthday parties get a private room, a host and unlimited juice, plus a free return voucher for the birthday child.
Facilities
Need to know
- Best for
- 0 to 12, though the slide and laser tag suit the older end more
- Booking
- Advance booking essential (limited capacity sessions)
- Parking
- Free on-site parking. Additional free parking on adjacent streets during busy periods
- Food
- 5-star hygiene-rated Tiki Café serving pizzas, paninis, jacket potatoes, healthy options and coffee
- Parties
- Party packages from Jungle Monsters (0-5 years) through to Private Hire (all ages)
- Adults pay £1 to get in, it's about capacity and seating, not extra attractions for grown-ups
- Weekend toddler sessions are shorter (one hour) than weekday ones (two hours) for the same age group
- Long sleeves are worth it on the big slide to avoid friction burns
- Monday evening ASD session has the music down and lighting adjusted, carers go free
Plan your visit
How much does it cost?
Depends on the session. Weekday toddler sessions are £4.95 for two hours, weekend toddler sessions are £3.95 but only an hour. The all-ages Jungle Rebels ticket is £6.95 for two hours, and adults pay £1 to get in.
Do we need to book in advance?
Sessions are capacity-limited and timed, so book ahead, especially for weekends and school holidays. Turning up on spec is a gamble.
What ages is it suitable for?
Zero to twelve, with a separate area for under-fives away from the bigger kids' frame. Laser tag needs them to be five or older.
Is there parking?
Free parking on site, with extra free spaces on nearby streets around Tomlinson Road when it's busy.
Can we bring our own food?
Only baby food and formula. Everything else needs to come from the Tiki Café, which does pizzas, paninis and jacket potatoes.
What should my child wear?
Socks are compulsory in the play areas, no shoes. Grip socks help on the slide and you can buy a pair on site if you don't bring your own.
Is it any good for a child with sensory needs?
There's a dedicated ASD-friendly session on Monday evenings, 6 to 7pm, with the music and lighting turned down. Carers get in free during that hour.
Can we get a refund if plans change?
Tickets are non-refundable once bought. They may move your booking to another slot if you contact them ahead of time.
Do birthday parties get their own space?
Yes, packages include a private party room, a host, food with unlimited juice, games and a free return voucher for the birthday child.
How long do sessions last?
Most are two hours, though weekend and school holiday toddler sessions are just an hour. Worth checking which ticket type you're buying.
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