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Book before you go. The reservation requirement is new, regulars are split on it — one called it their least favorite change — and turning up unannounced is now the way to be disappointed. What you are booking is a set of small pretend-play rooms rather than a climbing frame: a restaurant kitchen, an office, a dress-up corner, a laundry, a doll's house, blocks.
The clever touch comes at the end. Each child gets a wooden dollar to hand in for a snack on the way out, which turns the hardest part of the visit into a transaction rather than an argument. It suits toddlers to about six, and a parent who assumed their twenty-two-month-old was too young found the opposite. Siblings come in free with a paid child and regulars buy the five-day pass. Parties are properly private but priced around eighteen guests, which a parent of a two-year-old noted is rather more friends than a two-year-old has.
Toddler areaCafé on siteAges 1–12Hosts parties · per listingsSensory hours · Not yet verified
Birthday Parties
Play Street's cheapest option is a weekday one, so a weekend party starts higher before anything is added. Hosts describe staff setting up, clearing away and holding the schedule without hurrying anyone — being freed to enjoy the day is the note that recurs. One reviewer was unhappy that the price arrived without a written invoice, so get the quote in writing.
$395 package
90 minutes · Private hire · whole venue
from venue website, Sep 2026
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