Climbers and Creepers is within Kew Gardens, so unless you have memberships (highly recommended as…read morethey quickly pay for themselves and can be done at the door) you have to pay to get in to the gardens. After that, the activity itself is free. Climbers and creepers started as a one year exhibition some years ago but was so successful that it is now permanent. it is basically an outdooor and (mostly) indoor play area themed on botanics. You can do lots of running around up and down big flowers and seed pods, act as a bee pollinatig, see real ants in an antery (? you know what I mean). There's loads to exhaust the little ones, say up to about age 7 or 8 and from 2-3 and it is one to repeat. There is a cafe next door to get a coffee and to buy sanwiches for lunch though i always recommend taking your own. There are also butterflies. At half term and school holidays there are usually free activities going on there again linked to the botanic theme so do check the Kew website. We must have been 9 or 10 times and its a good place to take little friends as it is contained.

Full of unsupervised children on school trips…read more Too claustrophobic for smaller children. Not enough staff to run the activities they have for kids. Pretty much a waste of time and money for us. But wait! Let us upsell you more!

What a blast. I loved it!!…read more I was lucky enough the other night to get a ticket for the adults night and had such a good time. I thought when I saw the tickets were valued at £29 that it was a bit on the expensive side, but it was 4hours of solid fun. Kidzania is really aimed at children aged 7-11. It's to give them a sample of working life in a fun way. It's informative, plus they can earn money for some roles, and have to pay to do some fun things. On arrival we were greeted with a glass of Prosecco, in a mock up British Airways check-in area. This was alos where you could check bags etc in that you did not want to lug around. After going through the metal detector, you are greeting by the sight of a mini city on two levels. It's a really big space, with about 60 jobs and experiences to choose from. Unfortunately it seems that only 8 people at a time can do the roles, so you need to plan your time well, as you could find yourself spending most of the 4 hours waiting in line. There were some other yelpers there, so we decided that the first thing we would do, would be the chocolate making with Cadbury's as we had been tipped off that this was popular and gets busy later on during the session. It was fun we then went next door to make an All Natural Honey Nut bar. The real fun for me started when we went downstairs. Elisa T and i first tried our hands at being couriers. We had to collect parcels from the jewellers and British Airways, as well as bleed from the hospital, which we then had to return everything to base.We than ah a go at being police officers. Our briefing was interupted by the news of a fire at a nearby hotel. We had to dash over and stop people crossing the tape securing the disaster area. Our next role was to be security guards, collecting large ampounts of money from various businesses. This was followed by the longest wait, which was to be a firefighter. This was a hoot, going the the fire scene in a miniture fire engine. We are got to hose the fire out at the scene of the fire. Our last role was to be paramedics, where we returned to the fire scene to attend the wounded and burnt victims. Again we arrive at the scene in a miniture ambulance. It really was a fun evening. You do have to throw yourself into the role playing to get the most out of it. I'm already planning to visit again with friend when they hold another adults evening. It was a hoot!

This Party was brilliant . Each child had lots of goes on the go karts. While they were waiting…read morethey had glitter tattoos and face paints to keep them occupied there was a bouncy castle and at the end they were given a driving licence each which the kids went nuts over, a medal and a really lovely certificate with their names on. All the staff were very friendly and organised the children well. We held it in Parliament Hill School Camden which had free parking and had a relaxed atmosphere. Claudio was amazing with kids. I would deffinately recomend having a party with him. He gave my boy a gorgeous trophy with his name engraved on it and Jack had a lap of honour. Jack said it was the best party he's ever had. He sleeps with his trophy next to his lamp. Hes very proud of it.

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Bumpis is a great place to take the kids during the school holidays or after school…read more I regularly take my 2 boys here if they need to burn of some energy (and I need a break!). The play area itself is brilliant - in my opinion, its one of the best in the area. It is split on 3 levels with lots of different areas to keep the kids entertained for a few hours. They have an air gun at the top which fires out soft balls which the kids just love. There are a couple of slides and all the othe play equipment you would expect. There is a cafe area with lots of seating so unless it's a particularly busy day, you should be able to get a seat. They do lovely lattes/cappucinos etc and cakes, crisps as well as hot food. Parties start from £7.75 and are really great fun. The party have there own party room (there are a few rooms here) so you are away from everyone else while eating party food and playing party games. Although I can't remeber how much I paid to get in last time, the prices here are pretty average and they are a little cheaper after school.

Thank you so much for a fantastic Go-Kart Party. Our Son had so much fun and wants another go-kart…read moreparty next year. All the children had a great time and were still talking about it the next day at school. I was amazed none of them got bored waiting their turn, you did a fab job entertaining them, waiting for their go. You have a great manner with the children, very calm and patient. Thanks again and we'll see you next year! I would highly recommend your company to anyone, superbly organised FUN!

In the grounds of All Saints Church, opposite John Lewis, there's a surprise Quite a curiosity, the…read morerecent innovation of bungee trampolining here. It costs £4 for 5 minutes and has tempted many an energetic child and teenager. It looks to be pretty popular, although queues are not a frequent problem. There are seats conveniently placed around the trampoline where parents (and companions) can spectate their springing off-spring. Although I can't vouch for their safety record, the location and supervision suggest that it's an appealing summer holiday treat.

Oxygen Freejumping is one of the worst trampoline park that I've ever visited. I really love…read morejumping but in Oxygen you cannot jump freely. They sell more tickets that they have places for jumping. If you want to leave you clothes in a locker you must by a lucky guy becouse there are only a few lockers (because they don't have keys to many lockers). There are a lot of broken trampolines in Oxygen Freejumping. And those that are functional are not so good like in Polish Trampoline Parks. I think this pleace is very dangerous because in one hour there are so many people and sometimes they are jumping together on the same trampoline - children are jumping on the other children. And staff don't care about that. The Oxygen Freejumping is one of the worst places I've ever seen.

We went to family bounce on a Saturday morning. Despite my error in booking the wrong date, the…read morestaff sorted us out and got us into the park at 0930. It is as you would expect: a lot of trampolines with a foam pit, basketball hoops and giant air bag. It was busy but not overly so (I think the early slots are quieter) with a good ratio of staff to customers. I disagree with the other reviewers who state there are a lot of broken trampolines (there was only one) and that no safety briefing is given (one was). After 45 mins we were all exhausted and the location meant we headed to Westfield after for food. All in all, a load of fun although you will ache afterwards!