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Do not turn up on a Saturday expecting to play. Weekends are given over to private bookings, drop-in play is a weekday thing, and reviewers have been warning each other about this for years because the listed hours do not make it obvious. Get the day right and it is one of the easier small play spaces in the city to spend a morning in.
Everything is scaled to the people using it: toddler tables and chairs, a separate eating area so cake does not migrate onto the toys, a changing table in the bathroom, a fridge you can raid, and a large and genuinely varied toy collection rather than one big structure. The room is sized so children can play independently without a parent losing sight of them, which several parents say let them actually talk to each other for once.
The range that works runs wider than the square footage suggests, with hosts reporting guests from under a year up to six or seven all finding something, though the fit-out is squarely aimed at toddlers and preschoolers. Weekend parties are the owner's main business and are run personally rather than handed to staff, which is the likeliest explanation for how uniformly warm those accounts are.
Toddler areaCafé on siteSocks requiredAges 6–6Hosts parties · per listingsSensory hours · Not yet verified
Birthday Parties
The party reviews here land on the same thing over and over: the owner sets up, and in several accounts cleans up afterwards too — in one case for a family who arrived five minutes before their guests did. It is a small floor that suits the under-fives, and the birthdays described here are overwhelmingly first and second ones. Open play stops for the summer and private parties run Saturdays and Sundays, so this is a weekend booking.
$389 package
2 hours · Private hire · whole venue
from venue website, Sep 2026
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