When it's too cold, wet or hot to play outside, these are the places to let kids climb, slide and bounce until they're tired. Several have a café with a view of the play floor, and many keep a separate corner for toddlers so the youngest aren't run over by the big kids. Here's what we checked, from Loopy's World to Bobolandia.
Loopy's World is a 4,000 m2 indoor play center built around a multi-level climbing structure with seven slides, including a four-lane family slide. There are also trampolines, a ninja track, a climbing wall, a 3-meter ball zone with air cannons and a block-building area.
The structure is built for adults too, so parents can follow kids up. Go-karts, an electric train and arcade games cost extra.
A play center of several hundred square meters on the second floor of Westfield Wroclavia, near the food court. The main structure stacks a maze, obstacle course, tube and wavy slides, a zip line, a Spider-Man net and ball pits over several levels, beside a climbing wall, a sports court and a 360 photo booth.
Under-4s get their own toddler corner, and there's a café for parents.
KOSMO is a space-themed play center with a 175 m² play zone of slides, climbing structures and galactic tunnels built to look like orbital stations. Soft navy and pink lighting keeps the mood calm rather than overstimulating.
A separate toddler zone serves the youngest, and a café overlooks the whole play floor, with coffee, homemade cakes and waffles. The center also runs workshops and hosts birthday parties in five party rooms.
Hula Play is a compact soft play center inside the Promenady Wrocławskie shopping center. The main room has a multi-level play structure with a tube slide ridden on inflatable rings, a ball pit, an obstacle course and a carousel.
A separate toddler zone has soft play and toys for the youngest. Parents can sit in the café, with espresso and homemade cakes, and watch the play area from the tables.
An indoor play hall built around a big climbing frame with obstacle runs, nets and slides. Around it sit bouncy castles with inflatable slides, ball pits, netted trampolines, a kids' carousel, bumper cars and an arcade zone with racing and motion games.
Parents stay and supervise the whole visit, so it works as a family outing, not a drop-off.
Chubi Boom is a large indoor play center. Kids work through a colorful maze with slides and hidden games, a ninja obstacle course with monkey bars and ropes, trampoline tracks, and a pool of boats they can steer.
Under-3s get a separate toddler zone with a low treehouse, ride-on toys and sensory panels. A token arcade, birthday rooms and an on-site restaurant round it out.
Bobolandia is an indoor play center of more than 3,000 m2. Kids climb a 10 by 10 meter jungle gym, fire air cannons, and ride a volcano slide, an inflatable slide and a 10-meter roller slide.
There is also a five-section trampoline, a sand hill and a toy corner for small kids, plus pool and air hockey tables, themed birthday rooms and a restaurant.
Pikoland is an indoor play room inside the Pasaż Królewiecki shopping arcade, with slides, a multi-level play structure and colorful play corners. The youngest children get a separate toddler zone, where ride-on toys are kept off the slides.
The room also hosts birthday parties with an entertainer and runs a toddler club: adaptation classes that help children get used to nursery or preschool.
Hopsaki is a neighborhood café in Sołtysowice with a small playroom inside. Kids dive into a ball pit, climb ladders and a climbing wall, build tunnels and obstacle courses, and dig through baskets of toys and books. Parents get coffee, cakes, soups, toasties and pierogi.
Baby and toddler classes (music, sensory play, movement) run here too, so the room suits babies and toddlers most.
GOkidz! is a play park of 2,500 m2 with more than 20 attractions: trampolines, a climbing wall, a slide down the walls of a volcano, a ninja course, an inflatable obstacle course, bumper cars and race cars.
Each kid wears a wristband that collects points on the attractions and levels up in a superhero game. Toddlers have their own Mini Planet zone, and parents wait in the GOcafe on the mezzanine.
When it's too cold, wet or hot to play outside, these are the places to let kids climb, slide and bounce until they're tired. Several have a café with a view of the play floor, and many keep a separate corner for toddlers so the youngest aren't run over by the big kids. Here's what we checked, from Loopy's World to Bobolandia.
Loopy's World is a 4,000 m2 indoor play center built around a multi-level climbing structure with seven slides, including a four-lane family slide. There are also trampolines, a ninja track, a climbing wall, a 3-meter ball zone with air cannons and a block-building area.
The structure is built for adults too, so parents can follow kids up. Go-karts, an electric train and arcade games cost extra.
A play center of several hundred square meters on the second floor of Westfield Wroclavia, near the food court. The main structure stacks a maze, obstacle course, tube and wavy slides, a zip line, a Spider-Man net and ball pits over several levels, beside a climbing wall, a sports court and a 360 photo booth.
Under-4s get their own toddler corner, and there's a café for parents.
KOSMO is a space-themed play center with a 175 m² play zone of slides, climbing structures and galactic tunnels built to look like orbital stations. Soft navy and pink lighting keeps the mood calm rather than overstimulating.
A separate toddler zone serves the youngest, and a café overlooks the whole play floor, with coffee, homemade cakes and waffles. The center also runs workshops and hosts birthday parties in five party rooms.
Hula Play is a compact soft play center inside the Promenady Wrocławskie shopping center. The main room has a multi-level play structure with a tube slide ridden on inflatable rings, a ball pit, an obstacle course and a carousel.
A separate toddler zone has soft play and toys for the youngest. Parents can sit in the café, with espresso and homemade cakes, and watch the play area from the tables.
An indoor play hall built around a big climbing frame with obstacle runs, nets and slides. Around it sit bouncy castles with inflatable slides, ball pits, netted trampolines, a kids' carousel, bumper cars and an arcade zone with racing and motion games.
Parents stay and supervise the whole visit, so it works as a family outing, not a drop-off.
Chubi Boom is a large indoor play center. Kids work through a colorful maze with slides and hidden games, a ninja obstacle course with monkey bars and ropes, trampoline tracks, and a pool of boats they can steer.
Under-3s get a separate toddler zone with a low treehouse, ride-on toys and sensory panels. A token arcade, birthday rooms and an on-site restaurant round it out.
Bobolandia is an indoor play center of more than 3,000 m2. Kids climb a 10 by 10 meter jungle gym, fire air cannons, and ride a volcano slide, an inflatable slide and a 10-meter roller slide.
There is also a five-section trampoline, a sand hill and a toy corner for small kids, plus pool and air hockey tables, themed birthday rooms and a restaurant.
Pikoland is an indoor play room inside the Pasaż Królewiecki shopping arcade, with slides, a multi-level play structure and colorful play corners. The youngest children get a separate toddler zone, where ride-on toys are kept off the slides.
The room also hosts birthday parties with an entertainer and runs a toddler club: adaptation classes that help children get used to nursery or preschool.
Hopsaki is a neighborhood café in Sołtysowice with a small playroom inside. Kids dive into a ball pit, climb ladders and a climbing wall, build tunnels and obstacle courses, and dig through baskets of toys and books. Parents get coffee, cakes, soups, toasties and pierogi.
Baby and toddler classes (music, sensory play, movement) run here too, so the room suits babies and toddlers most.
GOkidz! is a play park of 2,500 m2 with more than 20 attractions: trampolines, a climbing wall, a slide down the walls of a volcano, a ninja course, an inflatable obstacle course, bumper cars and race cars.
Each kid wears a wristband that collects points on the attractions and levels up in a superhero game. Toddlers have their own Mini Planet zone, and parents wait in the GOcafe on the mezzanine.
