Kidzworld Adventure Play
BEST FOR
Ages 0-16
ENTRY
from £0.50
SETTING
Indoors
WHERE
Saint Austell
What it’s like
Slides, roller skating and mini karts under one roof, with three-lane astra slides and a cannon arena for the bigger kids to remember.
This is a big indoor play barn with a proper mix of stuff to do. The three-lane astra slide and the enclosed tube slide are the ones the over-eights will head for first, and there's a double drop slide and a wave slide alongside the ball pools if that's not enough. Roller skating and trampolining are in there too, though both need you to be over a metre tall, so check your child's height before you promise them a go.
Littler ones get their own toddlers' village for under-4s and a mini ring ball pool, kept separate from the big slides, which is exactly what you want when you've got a toddler who doesn't understand queuing yet. There's also a games zone with 80 games and a cannon arena, plus mini karts and mini golf if you want to get outside for a bit, though the rest of the outdoor play area is closed off.
Sessions run in two chunks, morning and afternoon, with roller skating and trampolining only open in the afternoon slots. Last admission on the skate is 12.30 and 4.30, and both close 15 minutes before the session ends, so don't turn up expecting a full skate right at the end. Booking online ahead is recommended and can save you up to 10% on the door price, which adds up if you're bringing more than one child.
Prices start at 50p for a baby and go up to £10.30 for a child over a metre, with adults at £3.30. You can't bring your own food in, but the café does food and drink on site and they'll sort allergies if you ask. Socks are needed for the slides and trousers are a good idea too, unless you fancy explaining a slide burn on the way home. Parking's free, and birthday parties come with a private themed room, unlimited play and a return pass worth up to £30 for the birthday child.
Facilities
Need to know
- Best for
- 0 to 16, though under-4s and over-a-metre kids get the most out of it
- Last entry
- Last admission on skate is 12.30 & 4.30 (roller skating & trampolines close 15 minutes before end of session)
- Booking
- Advance booking online recommended
- Parking
- Free parking on site
- Food
- Café with food and drink available on site
- Parties
- Birthday parties from £15.95 per child with unlimited play, private themed room and return pass worth up to £30
- Worth knowing
- Birthday child receives a return pass worth up to £30
- Booking online can save you up to 10% compared with paying at the door
- Roller skating and trampolining only run in the afternoon sessions, not the morning ones
- Socks are compulsory for the slides, trousers help avoid slide burns
- The outdoor play area is shut except for mini karts and mini golf
Plan your visit
How much does it cost?
Prices range from 50p for a baby up to £10.30 for a child over a metre tall. Adults are £3.30, and booking online is cheaper than paying at the door.
Do we need to book?
Booking online ahead is recommended and walk-ups aren't always possible on busy days.
What are the opening hours?
During term time it's Wednesday to Friday, 10am to 1pm and 3pm to 6pm, and closed Monday and Tuesday. In school holidays it's open daily, 10am to 1pm and 2pm to 5pm.
Is there a height limit for anything?
Roller skating and trampolining both need your child to be over a metre tall. There's no such limit mentioned for the slides or soft play.
Can toddlers do much here?
There's a toddlers' village for under-4s and a mini ring ball pool kept separate from the bigger slides.
When can we do roller skating and trampolining?
Those are closed during the morning sessions and only open in the afternoon slots. Last admission is 12.30 and 4.30, and both close 15 minutes before the session ends.
Can we bring our own food?
Own food isn't allowed, but there's a café on site with food and drink, and they can sort allergies if you ask ahead.
Is parking free?
Yes, there's free parking on site.
Do you do birthday parties?
Parties are £15.95 per child with unlimited play and a private themed room. The birthday child also gets a return pass worth up to £30.
What should the kids wear?
Socks are needed for the slides, and trousers or leggings are a good idea to avoid slide burns.
Is there anything to do outside?
The main outdoor play area is closed, but mini karts and mini golf are still running.
What's the games zone like?
It's got 80 games in there, alongside a cannon arena for a different kind of chaos.
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