​Jungle Adventure is a standout indoor playground in Scarborough, perfect for burning off toddler…read moreand school-age energy. The multi-level climbing structures, winding slides, and dedicated ball pits provide hours of active entertainment. Parents particularly appreciate the separate toddler area, which ensures a safe, manageable space for smaller children away from the older kids' more boisterous play. ​While the facility is clean and well-lit, it can get quite loud and busy during weekend birthday parties. However, the inclusive pricing and ample seating make it a practical, high-value choice for a rainy-day outing or a celebratory group event. (104 words)

Our child has enjoyed mini trampolines since she was able to stand. We ended up getting her a…read morecouple different kinds at home but then she realized here, there was a social aspect and that really floored here. This is truly one she goes out of her way to ask if we could go to. We were thinking of getting a monthly pass but one staff told us thats not how they do things even things. I am assuming it has to do with per play price. Good for ages 2 to an area for those over 10. We are really to find a completely peanut free plans too!

I brought my kids here when they were offering one week free admission. We came on a Friday at 4pm…read moreand luckily we didn't have to wait long to be able to get in meanwhile there was a wait list due to full capacity. It was our first time visiting and it certainly didn't disappoint. My kids had a blast! The playground is pretty big with various activities to do. They even have an area of claw machines and an arcade - you can win tickets and redeem for prizes. One thing to mention is finding parking was a bit challenging. They offer party packages but the pricing quite steep in my opinion so I don't think I would consider it. To be honest even the admission is pretty expensive $30 per kid. The playground is nice and clean but I don't think we will be back if that's the price for admission.

This indoor playground is soooo hidden, I never would've found out about it until I tagged along…read morewith my cousin and their baby. Came here on a weekend and there were plenty of parking. My niece is 11 months and they charged $8 (weekend) for the entire day w/ in and out privilege and one adult was free m. Additional adults were $6 (weekend pricing) which isn't so bad compared to other children playground. All children are required to wear grippy socks and adult need to wear regular socks and can also purchase from there for $3. The area is huge! There's a seating area outside in the lobby for those who don't want to go inside and can watch from the outside. There are cubicles to store your shoes. Then inside there's an area for arcade & claw machines for the older children. Bouncy castle, huge playground, and enclosed area for younger kids. There are also plenty of spaces for adults to hang around and a section to buy snacks but seems like it was closed when I was there. I also appreciate them offering slipper for the bathroom cause it was quite wet in the floor. TBH, I wasn't sure what they would have for babies but surprisingly my cousin's 11 month old had a blast! She loved the slides, the wall with the sticks (not sure what they're called), and crawling around in the playground. I feel like they depend more on parent supervision as there was only 2 people working/supervising the area. Overall, fun place for kids!

Summer is here! Too hot to take little ones out, so Kira Kids Cafe we go!…read more Came here and there was a party going on, but it was more adults than kids which was fine. It isn't as big as most indoor playgrounds, but there was enough fun things to do for both my girls to wonder around and play (4 year old and 21 month old). I love that they have a little cafe right in front of the entrance, and I got myself a matcha latte and mr. Tran a matcha espresso latte I believe. Both drinks were actually good as I thought it would be watered down. Service is TOP NOTCH and cleanliness of this place surprised me, there were workers always vacuuming around constantly and cleaning up the toys at all times. Though the price is a little steep, but you get 3 hours of play time vs 2 hours at most indoor playgrounds. Will be back!

My first time visiting this indoor playground to attend a birthday party. This place is clean but…read morethe party room is quite small, there's not many chairs available - guests had to stand majority of the time. The play structure is designed more for younger kids. Overall it wasn't too bad, kids had fun.

Located where Zellers used to be beside Hudson's Bay at Centrepoint right on Steeles and Yonge…read more This place is HUGE! It takes you to a full vacation-like feel. At the entrance you are greeted with staff to sign a waiver on the iPad. Then you have to "check-in" where you purchase your tokens and playground pass if you like. For kids they give them a bracelet and put a parent's phone number in case which is a huge plus! For tokens you can purchase them more inside instead of at the check-in counter. The claw machine tokens are separate though so you'll have to purchase them inside. Once you receive your boarding pass, you give them to the staff there who says "Enjoy your vacation" and go through a mini security. I didn't get many pics because we were honestly too excited and just in awe. After security you go up the escalators and you've entered vacation! It's honestly incredible inside from arcades, to restaurants, darts, VR, golf, baseball, and so many more! They even have a mini store there with snacks, drinks, etc! Just a lot of things. We will come back! It's just amazing here. Gotta take more pics as well this time around. My kids loved it so much. They spent hours at the playground and want to come back again the next day!

Fun place. It was…read morereally crowded on the weekend that I went. It took us at least 10 mins before we can find anywhere to sit. Food at the supermarket was not good. I didn't end up eating there as the food looks bad. Kids had fun playing games.

The game is great the bowling alley is great and the swag shop is great but I never tried the food…read moreat the bites restaurant

My first time taking my little one to playdium. It felt a bit dark and loud, but after a few…read moreminutes I became used to it. Good mix of arcade games. Can get unlimited time play (cannot earn tickets and some restricted games) or credit play. They do not recommend mixing them in one tag. The food options are not very good, but it is what it is. The pizza is very dry. The kids burger is big and my little one enjoyed it. Another option is just to eat elsewhere in the mall and buy more time play with no food. This location is in Fairview. Parking is insane. I have ordered earplugs for my little one for our next visit.

Great indoor playground experience overall. It is a fun, clean, and well-maintained space for kids…read moreof different ages to enjoy safely. The STEM area is a fantastic addition, offering engaging, hands-on activities that keep children learning while they play. There are plenty of other great activities that keep kids entertained for hours. The staff are pleasant, welcoming, and helpful, making every visit smooth and enjoyable. I have visited many times and still keep going back because the experience is consistently excellent. Highly recommended for families with younger kids 0-7yrs

Newly opened here two weeks ago, in the middle of Markham, off Hwy 7 in the Smash Kitchen plaza…read more Lots of parking but gets busy around lunch hour. I love the concept of STEM and Wooden build stations here, with enough room for a jungle gym on the other side. So much potential of creativity like a science centre; but it gets a bit crazy with how some kids chose to play. This is the closest idea to Rochester's Strong Museum in GTA. There's a small toddler area for under 3. The play area is separated by a baby gate with a pull lock at the front desk so kids are all contained. The check in area can get very crowded and loud, especially as they're trying to explain rules, waivers, payment. The tables for snacking/adults have comfy chairs but are also taken up quickly. Lots of snacks and bottled drinks for sale at decent prices. Coffee and espresso beverages come from a machine that currently offers only milk, and only one shot of milk for your coffee . So if you need cream for your coffee check first as was not ready at my visit. So a small flat white was $5.75, but they offer free flavour syrup shots. Sensory sensitivity: Loudness was pretty high. Between music at the stem station, clashing and dropping of toys, the huge light bright tubes, it was hard to have conversations. If your child cannot tolerate it bring headphones. Tips: -Read the long rules first! -Bring your own grip socks(mandatory here for $3/x) -Adults must be in socks no shoes allowed past foyer, bring your own slippers -No charging areas for your electronics(yet..) Really fun place, kids had a blast with their friends. Staff kept the place tidy and vacuumed crumbs often. Will visit again.

We came for a birthday party and was impressed by how clean the place is. The staff take cleaning…read morebetween parties seriously and wipe down the surfaces as much as possible. Obviously they can't Clean the ball pit balls but that's understandable. The pricing according to my friend was not too bad. The party rooms were cute. There is a lot to do for kiddos, my son is 14 months and he explored the whole place! Loved the slide. Will come back for week day drop in play.

This indoor playground is one of the cleanest I've seen! It is very bright and spacious. New decent…read moresized play structure and opportunities for imaginative play (construction zone, a selection of stuffed/ plastic animals). Limited snacks and hot food available for purchase and free lemon water. Careful that your kids don't spot the claw machines along the walls! Difficult to win those prizes! Washrooms are kid friendly equipped with stools. There are also slippers by the washrooms for you to use as you are to walk around the facility with socks only so this was a nice considerate touch. Busy parking lot as it shares the lot with an Asian grocery store and other restaurants.

Creative Playzone is an indoor playground for the young ones located in the Bridlewood Mall in…read moreScarborough although it's publicly accessible from the street. Plenty of parking (duh it's a mall) and the staff are numerous and attentive. You must wear grip socks according to their signs but they let us wear regular socks which was nice. If you come with no socks though you must buy at the front desk. The place is nice and clean, lots of toys, a ball pit, huge jungle structure with obstacles and slides and claw machines with plushies as well as vending machines with figurine toys. It's a great place to kill time with a little one if your friends/family are shopping, or you can come here just for the fun!

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This centre is great! Right in the middle of markham/unionville area, it rests at it's own…read moreintersection, so parking is usually plentiful. (Especially on days of a swim meet or tournament). Pro tip: do NOT park your car at the neighbouring seemingly empty lot- it belongs to ford, and they are NOT friendly neighbours. Your car will get towed without a warning. This community centre is spacious and clean. Everything is easy to find. The gym is gigantic and stretches far beyond my eyes. The pool is 50m, worked by beautiful and hardworking lifeguards (lol just kidding, shameless plug). Both areas have plenty of seating for viewers. The hallways are large and extensive, so don't be afraid to wander around. There's also a fitness centre overlooking the pool. It's kind of small and lame but I rarely see it packed, so I guess it'd be a good idea. It's not great for lifting, but it has a lot of equipment for such a small gym. The regulars are usually older adults, trying to get some exercise in.

Came here for a para pan-am game back in the summer, and I must say the building itself is…read morebeautiful. The parking and accessibility of it was terrible though, since the walk from the parking lot to the building is far and I can definitely imagine that being inconvenient for some people or even just during the winter season with all the snow and slush. The inside is very airy and spacious with tons of natural light. The building is also brand new now, so all the facilities are great!