Pandamonium Play Centre
BEST FOR
Ages 0+
ENTRY
from £5
SETTING
Indoors
WHERE
Erskine
What it’s like
Slides, climbing frames and trampolines for the bigger ones, plus a proper Parent and Toddler Area for the smaller ones.
The main hall is where the climbing frames, slides and trampolines live, and that's where the four-plus crowd will disappear to for the whole visit. There's a newer Parent & Toddler Area too, aimed at gentler sensory and soft play for the under-fours, which is handy if you've got one of each and don't fancy refereeing a toddler under a seven-year-old's slide.
Pricing shifts depending on when you go. Wednesday to Friday it's £5 for an under-four and £8 for anyone older, with adults getting in for a token £1. Turn up at the weekend or in the school holidays and it jumps to £9 and £12, which is a fair bit steeper for what's the same play frame, so a midweek visit is the one to angle for if your week allows it.
Socks are required on the equipment, so pack a pair rather than find out at the door. Hours vary through the week, opening earlier and running longer on Fridays and weekends (Saturday and Sunday stretch from 9:30am to 5:30pm), and it's also worth knowing that private party bookings can affect the centre's hours, so a session you were planning around might shift.
The café does breakfast until 11am and then moves on to wraps, paninis and mains, with prices running from £3 up to £12.75. Birthday parties run in set slots on Fridays and weekends, up to 20 children from £200, and the birthday child gets a free return pass thrown in, which is a nice touch if they end up wanting to come straight back.
Facilities
Need to know
- Best for
- 0 to 4 in the toddler area, 4 plus on the main frames
- Food
- Café with breakfast served until 11am, mains/wraps/paninis served after 11am
- Parties
- Friday (4-6pm or 5-7pm) and Saturday/Sunday (9:30-11:30am, 11:30am-1:30pm, 1:30-3:30pm) parties for up to 20 children from £200
- Worth knowing
- Free return pass for the birthday child included with every party
- Weekday visits are the cheaper option compared with weekends and holidays
- Socks are required, so bring your own pair
- Private party bookings can occasionally shift the centre's normal hours
- The birthday child gets a free return pass included with every party
Plan your visit
How much does it cost?
£5 for an under-four and £8 for over-fours Wednesday to Friday, rising to £9 and £12 at weekends and in school holidays. Adults are £1 either way.
Is it suitable for a toddler?
There's a dedicated Parent & Toddler Area for gentler sensory and soft play, separate from the main climbing frames and slides.
Do we need to book ahead?
That's not something they've listed, so it's best to just turn up during opening hours.
What are the opening hours?
Wednesday 10am-3pm, Thursday 10am-4pm, Friday 10am-5pm, and both weekend days 9:30am-5:30pm. Private party bookings can sometimes affect these hours.
What food is available?
The café serves breakfast until 11am, then wraps, paninis and mains, with prices from £3 to £12.75.
Do we need socks?
Yes, socks are required for the play equipment, so bring a pair along.
Can we book a birthday party?
Fridays and weekends have set party slots for up to 20 children from £200, including playtime, a meal, ice cream and unlimited juice. The birthday child also gets a free return pass.
What's there for older kids?
Slides, climbing frames and trampolines in the main soft play zones.
Is it cheaper to visit on a weekday?
Weekday sessions (Wednesday to Friday) are noticeably cheaper than weekend or school holiday pricing.
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