Kids Empire Chandler

About

Put your child in leggings or long trousers. The slides run fast enough here that a regular's first advice to newcomers is to cover their legs against friction burns, closely followed by bringing your own socks — shoes come off at the door and it is enforced, which is some of why the floor stays as clean as reviewers keep saying it is.

The other thing worth timing is the mascot. A dragon comes out to run a dance party, and three separate reviewers bring it up before they mention any of the equipment; it is the part the children recount afterwards. Beyond that it is the chain's standard offer done carefully — a large structure with quieter pockets, built so an adult can go up alongside a nervous child rather than watching from below, a soccer area, a separate toddler and baby zone, one ticket covering the whole day with re-entry, and two adults in free with each child. Worth knowing that the chain admits up to seventeens: one parent describes a school group of much older children arriving and changing the character of the room for an afternoon.