Good, but not great. Has a lot of potential to be fantastic little soft-play centre. I only ended up here today due to 3 others being fully booked around my area at 1500hrs on a Saturday.

Mostly friendly staff, not that they were rude; however, a little moody, low energy a bit short with responses, you get the drift I’m sure….. There was a young, tall, white slender man with (if I remember correctly) blond hair behind the cafeteria counter. He was incredibly pleasant. More so than anyone else I encountered. Kudos to you!

For a kids softplay you’d expect a little bit more upbeat and bubbly staff. Applies especially when referring to their fed-up sounding, tannoy announcements; for example:

• “Don’t climb up the slide children” (for the 20th time)
• “(Insert kid name), party go to party room (insert room number) your food is ready”
• “girl in pink’s parents, stop her climbing up the slide, she isn’t responding to our announcements”

Baby / toddler area looks and feels like an after thought! Very small, maybe 2.5m by 4m long. Also had mostly dead (battery) toys. Most of which had stickers that I believe were once there, now are no longer. I’d also say about 70% of said baby/ toddler toys have a black / dark brown gunk over them where they’ve not been cleaned seemingly in a long time. This is more apparent in smaller and thinner gaps on those toys.

Floors around the entire play centre (outside the play pen) were INCREDIBLY STICKY, food scraps all over the place, which for sure adds an extra element of excitement in each step you take (what will my feet feel next? It could be: Soft, hard, squishy, wet, soggy, sticky, crunchy? Who knows. It a roulette wheel for sensory inputs with regard to your feet. I had to stop my near 2 year old picking up food seemingly the entire time.

Gift shop didn’t seem open while I was there but looked well stocked with some cool little kids toys. Also unsure on price point so I can’t comment on that front.

On a side note, it was very very warm inside the play centre today (raining outside); I was sweating bullets when we left, I know this is a personal preference thing but I’d prefer AC to be running in a play centre like that.

With all the above said, it does have a lot of potential but a bit of work is for sure needed to get to that point, unfortunately.

Price point was pretty good. £7.95 I think for 1 adult and 1 23 month old boy. That I think is fair.

On the whole, not too bad, but some work is needed to get it up to a good standard. I would return in future but it isn’t my first choice of soft play centres around the area.

My son enjoyed himself. But wasn’t a fan of the food.

Thanks for reading, hope this helps any potentially new customers