I recently visited the indoor soft play place in Manchester, and it's undoubtedly the best in the city. It goes beyond just fun, it's also educational and pro-development. The variety of play areas, from construction and role play to sandcastle building and dinosaur adventures, ensures there's something for every child. Our little ones had a blast exploring the diverse activities, including the bouncy castle, slide, and the football/basketball area. The two hours we spent there flew by, a testament to the engaging and enjoyable environment. As our kids grow older, it's exciting to know that there will be even more activities to keep them entertained. One standout feature is the convenience of free parking and the availability of emergency nappies, providing peace of mind for parents. The on-site cafe offers a plethora of options, making it easy to refuel during playtime. Moreover, the staff members go the extra mile, enhancing the overall experience. Highly recommended for a fun-filled and stress-free day out with the little ones.

Great place for children if you are on a budget. A lot to play with and it's fairly run by a very friendly staff. Café serves good food and plenty of seats available.

My daughter has been going for just over a year and she absolutely loves it! The staff are always so lovely and friendly and they even accommodate home educating families which is fantastic inclusion. Brilliant place to spend a few hours and let your child have lots of freeplay and fun with their imagination!

We absolutely love the Hideaway! I've been coming for a few years with my children. It was brilliant when my second was a baby. There are lots of places to sit and still be able to interact with your child, unlike big huge play frames where they want you to follow them. The staff are lovely and so helpful. We love the hideacraft session. There's always fantastic activities and new things to do.

We go on the weekdays and it is a pay what you can scheme which is great! There is lots on for the kids to do and play with which is brilliant. The cafe sells nice food. I don’t personally like the religious aspects and wish it was easier to manage to get a seat in the cafe as they’re never any seats when I go and so I don’t know where to order food to.