This indoor playground is part of an indoor sports centre for cricket and soccer. During the day…read moreone of the courts is filled with push cars, slippery dips, padded cushions and a jumping castle. It is only for preschoolers as well. The court has netting from floor to ceiling with only one escape point. There is also a child proof gate barring the outside world to the littlies plus some adults confused by a top pull lock. The cafe is called Mickey's and has reasonably priced snacks. The coffee is nice with a complimentary bickie. It is easy to sit for over an hour while the kids just play. Finding the place and parking can be an issue but worth the effort

I personally love this indoor Playcentre because the play areas are split into three age groups…read more The area for under 18 months is a soft play area with some sensory boards. The next step up is the toddler area for children under the age of 4 and it's a mini version of the big play area, with little slippery dips and a small jumping castle to keep younger ones entertained. There's also a Muffin Break located within the playentre. It was stocked with a variety of fresh food options for both adults and kids - some healthy and some treats.

Fantastic for entertaining kids of all ages. A soft play area for the babies - 1yr+…read more A massive climbing area with slides and tunnels and jumping castle obstacle course. Cafe for the adults - coffee is bad tho.. Good canteen food. I would recommend bringing food from home if you can.

They are in a new location now.. 14/33 Maddox St in Alexandria. It's a big centre.. a massive…read moreindoor playground over several levels. As a kid I would have lost my s--t if I'd got to go anywhere like this when I was a kid. Plenty of places for the kids to run up, down and around and play. Great for kids birthday parties, where a party can have their own room to have lunch before they head back out to go nuts and burn off the sugar. The food on their menu for grown ups is not bad - I had the felafel wrap.. it was actually really good. Very easy to get there and plenty of spots to park on the weekend. I can imagine parking might be a bit a challenge there on weekdays.

I don't care if this playground doesn't look like much. Come and talk to me when it's 10am on a…read morerainy day and you have a toddler running riot through the house! If the number of bleary-eyed parents I see at the Westfield Kids Club is anything to go by, it's nothing short of a godsend! For one the access is easy as can be with ample Westfield parking. There's also a Gloria Jeans just along the way, which may quench your coffee craving, but I'd opt to go a floor down and grab a Danes coffee from Jimini's. If there are a couple of you tag-teaming it with the little'un, then the playground is also helpfully located outside JB Hi-Fi. That probably explains why all the Mum's are camped on the chairs watching after the kids as the Dads amble back with a telltale yellow shopping bag or two! The playground itself is strictly shoes off. There are puzzles on the wall and a soft climbing maze. In short: it's the perfect place for pint sized tots to burn off some energy!

Extremely dirty. I was the first person there and there were dirty tissues empty drink bottles in…read moreBaby area. Everything was just filthy. Baby change room needed big sanitise. I went to use the ladies and there was poo spray all over the seat and wall. The bigger area had cobwebs and the place looks as though it is never vaccumed or mopped. Very uosetting

Pros excellent play equipment, biggest we have been to. we…read morearrived during the week with about 2 hours till closing had the whole place to our selves kids loved it Cons over charged on coffee and cake ($1.50), not a big deal but still a negative offered GF cake but did not have any. Kids found a semi deflated party balloon on the floor, wanted to take home but was told no

From the owner: Chipmunks is Australia's most visited indoor play centre. It is also the largest franchised indoor…read morechildren's adventure playground in the South Pacific and caters to children aged 0-11 Years. We also host children's birthday parties, Private venue hire packages.

Huge area that they've turned into a veritable "run your kids to sleep" land…read more Huge slides, areas for parties, a 5 and under fated and fenced area. Seating and plugs available for adults to bring their own tiys. Reasonably priced lunch and drinks for the monsters and adults and it's free entry for adults so you are just paying for kids. Don't forget their socks or they can't play. Otherwise you can buy socks on site too.

From the owner: Chipmunks is Australia's most visited indoor play centre. It is also the largest franchised indoor…read morechildren's adventure playground in the South Pacific and caters to children aged 0-11 Years. We also host children's birthday parties, Private venue hire packages.

Great place for the kids to come and run around and expend some of their never ending energy…read more $12 entry on week days and $15 entry on weekends.. adults pay $4.50 but also receive a free coffee of drink.. It's got a two story play ground with lots and lots of room to run, jump and climb. The staff seem friendly and the place is well kept. It is 930am on a Friday currently and we are the only ones here so far. My kids are having a blast so it's well worth it!

I was hesitating whether to give it one or two stars, then decided on two, because while the…read moreproblems don't seem to disappear there are some benefits. Monkey Mania in Top Ryde doesn't seem too bad of a place at first sight: There are climbing structures, a soft ball shooting range, wobbly bridges, a tunnel, slides, even a jumping castle and an under-5s area. But the equipment is not well maintained, not updated and all of that also comes at a price (i.e. bad value). The toilets had some problems too, with broken doors and cockroaches coming in for some business. Somebody please check the kitchen! There's members pricing, which during school days is $10 and $13 on weekends and holidays, while adults pay $4.50 each and get a lousy coffee included. So, given you're there on a rainy weekend with your two you end up paying $35 if you committed to a year's membership, planning to return to make it worthwhile. If you just came to have a look as a non-member you'd be paying $12 on school days, $15 on weekend and holidays and $4.50 for each adult and still get the same lousy coffee. If you can't be bothered playing with your kids that's $26.50/child for a "Drop 'n' Shop": Drop your kids off, while you have a better latte somewhere else. And if you stay there and prefer to look at your phone then you better have enough data left, because there's no Wi-fi for adults. So what do you get there (apart from lousy coffee and the standard battered and fried fare)? There are structures on two levels, with the ground level mostly taken up by a soft ball target area, with those vacs (or blowers, whichever way you see it) that suck in the ball and move it to the air gun area. There's also a dark 'n' dingy ground area behind the slides that look forgotten or overlooked in planning. The upper ground has access to slides, the pneumatic gun shooters, bridges, a tunnel, a tunnel slide and a jumping castle. The latter one is probably the highlight. If a jumping castle (air trapped by polyethylene fabric to make the same bouncy) is the highlight then that's a poor outcome for a play centre. You can almost hire them for cheaper than the entrance price for members. There's also a mini race track for "sort of" dodgem cars, but the track is just a circle and most of the time 80% of the cars are broken, plus you have to pay extra for a 5 minute ride: $3. On top of all this, and this is probably my main gripe with Monkey Mania in Top Ryde, is the cleanliness. I understand that kids are not the super clean type and neither am I, but there's always food somewhere on the ground and layers upon layers of dust on the structures. How hard would it be to vac that out once every 6 months. The owners probably think that once these are setup there's no more maintenance necessary. Wrong! Lollipopland BTW is much better maintained, though while adults don't have to pay it's also costs a bit more for the kids. Mentioning maintenance: in all the time that we've been going there (yes, there's unfortunately not much else in the vicinity in terms of indoor play) the layout hasn't been updated. Other play centres add new gear or at least change the layout. The kids got bored quickly and it's time to venture further out.