Totally worth on terms of value and my kid enjoyed the place. There are multiple play areas, mostly outdoor. A fantastic experience to engage with other children. The restaurant is nice and cosy. The staffs are children friendly, except the guy with beard manning the beads section. At first, he was commenting that my kid was too young. Upon seeing us deciding to give it a go, he then said "Of cos you can try", other comments from him, "its no shame from giving up"(before the child can even understand how to go about doing the activity), "its been 15 mins and he is still not completing", "children are greedy, they want to ...and the parents ended up doing it", obviously he was referring to me. The station is quite empty. We are the only people there. So I asked him, what age group is this activity meant for and his reply was 3 and above. My kid is 4, and being shorter than probably most European kids he had seen because we are Asians. Before the kid can even try, what is it about telling the kid no shame in giving up? Children are curious especially when it comes to things they have not tried or seen, so how does the term "greedy" gels in. If the staff had been to Asia, and he would probably had seen a common sight that the parents will usually work on activities with their kids, so what's the fuss about parents completing the work, afterall kids attention span is short. I feel sorry for brining him to this station and he has to hear it, afterall we especially speaks English and it, being our first language (the child can perfectly understand). I can't imagine if there are other children who are of special needs hear comments like these. I felt really stressed throughout the activity, wanting to leave the station asap. I didn't because my child is not giving up. And after the beads, my child picked up scissors and started cutting some worksheets. He commented again. Cant remember the words but its something like u, kid, u are wasting my paper. Total discrimination! Things like these shouldn't be happening in a country like Netherlands. Moreover its a kid's park.