We visited clown around today and left very soon after, for a Sunday afternoon it was completely…read moreempty which tells you everything really, it was run down, shabby and boring. Compared to Wonder World and even Clambers, Clown Around is at the bottom of the ladder. I wouldn't recommend and don't think we will be back unfortunately.

Ideal for the younger members of the family and a great way to speand a few hours on a wet…read moreafternoon, with trampolines an activity play centre the kids can run around at their heart contents without bothering other people or hurting themselves. There is also a game console area and a refreshment area. Not too badly priced either.

Jungle jims is a soft play area for the kids in Glenrothes it has two play areas one for larger…read morechildren and one for smaller children the larger area has cctv so parents can keep an eye on what they are doing, both areas have tables and chairs so you can sit at either side depending on the age of your child. The play areas are kept very clean and well maintained. The children have lots of places to hide, climb and slide down my child never complains of being bored and we come every week. Weekdays there is a parent and child session between 9.30 and 12.00 which costs £2.30 this includes a pot of tea, juice for your child and biscuits so good value in my opinion. The food is nice and very reasonable i think it could be healthier meal options for the kids but that is its only let down. They also offer birthday parties and lazar blast parties.

Still not the best ! The decor and structure is amazing but the atmosphere is dead and the food is…read morestill shocking!

I visited Time Twisters on a very wet February morning when the schools were off and was told it…read morewas the busiest day they had had. We did have to wait about half an hour to get in but it was well worth the wait. The play area is well designed, fun, educational and good value for money. The play area is great. I had a three year old and a seven year old with me and they both had a ball. Staff were welcoming and very helpful. Although the place was really busy, they were all smiling and nothing was too much bother. And the tables and chairs were good quality and comfortable - unusual in a soft play area! There was a long wait for food because of the volume of lunch orders but the food, when it came was excellent. There was a wonderful choice of healthy options and the portion sizes were generous. When the food arrived it was hot and well presented. The play area was safe and well secure - I had no fears that anyone could get in or out without permission from staff and the toilets were clean and well equipped. I was impressed with the stickers to encourage children to wash their hands too. Overall, I cannot recommend Time Twisters highly enough. Although it is a little pricier than some other soft play areas, it is worth the extra cash as both parents and children have a great time. Well done Time Twisters!

Great place to go for lunch with your little one as there are lots of areas to play and keep them…read moreamused. In the main cafe area there are a pop up shop, kitchen and dressing up area. The middle section, a gated area for babies and toddlers with soft toys and books and the end area is a large area with a pirate ship. As you can imagine it can be quite noisy and chaotic with lots of kids running around but it's fun for them and you can have a hot drink and some lovely food while keeping an eye on your child. Staff are lovely and very accommodating.

I would say this soft play is better for older children as there isn't much for the babies, mainly…read morea ball pit and not much else but yeah great for bigger kids as there is a huge apparatus and lots to do for them. There is also loads of seating but can get pretty busy and the cafe offers things like tea coffee, smoothies, cakes, hot food (which can be really salty sometimes)as well as children's snacks and pretty low cost so not bad but the baby area could be more imaginative.

Big. Well-lit. Expensive and it's 90 minutes maximum stay. It can also get very busy at times so…read morecall ahead. It is very good in terms of equipment and the little kid-big kid areas are well-appointed. The cafe is expensive and the seating is such that you cannot use the tables until your paid-for session begins. There are only a few tables in the waiting area so it's kind of lame that way. It could have been better thought out. Still, not bad and brand-spankin-new.

My four kids really enjoy visiting The Happy Castle…read more It's a soft play/climbing area which is really tall! There's a separated section for tots and a huge 'big kids' section. Parents are encouraged to use the apparatus themselves, which is always fun! The cafe is very reasonably priced and the food is average quality. Thankfully they also sell cheap pitchers of squash (the kids get through loads!).

Every parent I have ever met asked if I went here so eventually had to visit . It is the most…read moredelightful place to take children . The staff are friendly, helpful and place is always very clean. The play areas are spllit up and my toddler loves going from ball pool section to the toddler part with slide. The cafe here serves fresh food and has a exactly what good parents want- fresh food for children. My daughter loves the platter where you choose 5 different things like grapes/raisins/ sandwiches/ cheese chunks etc and they put it on a round plate for the children . Its a novel idea which is great as children pick at food when playing so its perfect. ;) The people in this place have thought in depth about what parents want when they take children out. Also they do a play card when you go 9 times and the tenth play is free. Very friendly and pleased we eventually tried this place.

First (and it will be our last) visit to the Play Planet this week. It was awful. The empty tables…read morein the cafe were dirty and sticky; there were lots of tables which hadn't been cleaned and were piled high with dirty plates for most of the time that we were in there. The play equipment was filthy and in some areas was burst with the foam coming through. Staff weren't very vigilant in regards to asking kids to take shoes off or keep socks on, which is obvious for hygiene reasons. The toilets were an adventure in themselves. There was toilet tissue everywhere all over the floor, on the surfaces near the sink etc. The baby change mat was filthy, and I didn't use it, leaving instead to go to the car to change. There was no hot water to wash hands with either, despite running the tap for a wee while. Don't know what the quality of the food was, as given the poor state of the other features, I wasn't really willing to risk it. Staff members seemed more interested in standing about chatting and turning a blind eye to the state of the toilets and the dirty tables. I think it's rather obvious that they receive complaints on a regular basis given the fact that the managers contact information is posted on nearly every available surface. Don't get me wrong, I wouldn't expect a soft play centre to be somewhere that you could eat your dinner off of the floor, but I do expect that basic hygiene standards are met. We certainly won't be back, and will visit another soft play centre in future.

I visited this time for Puff's toddler group trip and was delighted to go back. Smudge has now…read moredeclared herself far too grown up for this sort of activity much to my disgust as I loved our trips here when she was little. This visit was a beautifully sunny day so the perfect day to wander around checking out all the animals; goats, donkeys, GIANT bunnies, guinea pigs, cows, sheep, rats, collie dogs, geese and puff's favourite a cat - we have a cat at home!!! As well as a farmyard full of animals to check out, you can pet lots of the wee ones. A whole barn full of fluffy bunnies, chickens and guinea pigs to stroke. Unless like me you're allergic in which case not touching is a much better option - puffy eyes, manic sneezing and a snotty nose does not make for a fun day out. Once you have spent a happy hour trying to teach a stubborn one year old any animal noise other than meeow, and failed, there is still plenty to do here with an inflatable cow bouncy castle, indoor soft play area, tractors to ride, trampolines to bounce, fossils to uncover and a lovely cafe to eat cake and drink coffee in. It has to be said that a rainy day would not completely ruin a trip to Almond Valley. There is plenty to do under cover and even a big picnic barn to eat in, not to brag but we used it for shade because it was so hot.

This is a lovely little place, a great day out for all the family. Lots of animals to see, an lots…read moreto learn. they're upgrading it all the time so it just keeps getting better and better. They do lots of special activities, Christmas Fayres, Easter, all year round really. they have soft play for toddlers and a new bigger area for older kids. It's got a great little cafe too with friendly staff and good food. It really is worth a visit, you will undoubtedly learn something and have fun while doing it.