When it's cold, wet or dark by 5pm, these are the halls where kids can still burn off energy. Think foam pits, ninja courses, auto-belay climbing walls and light-up game floors, plus a bowling alley and puzzle rooms for the days nobody wants to sweat. Here's what we checked, from trampoline megaparks to kids' escape rooms.
GOjump MEGApark spreads across 5,500 square meters and three zones. GOjump has trampolines, a foam pit, a ninja course, parkour and acrobatics areas, a trampoline dodgeball court and the GOjet slide. GOtrix turns moving into a points game, with bumper cars, a laser room and arcade machines.
GOjump Przygoda, open weekends, adds a climbing wall and jump challenges run by a trainer. A café overlooks the whole park.
Jump Hall is a trampoline hall with six zones: a foam pit with a giant inflatable shark, a 12-meter tumbling track, an airbag landing, a basketball dunk lane, the Ninja Sharks obstacle course and a climbing wall that drops into foam.
The Piksel light-up floor and Neo Wall add reaction games, and a 200-meter ropes course runs year-round for taller kids.
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.
Fpinka is a climbing center with about 1,700 m² of climbing surface: roped routes 9 to 12 meters long, more than 30 auto-belay stations, four bouldering areas, a ninja course and a gym.
Beginners can climb the auto-belay lines without a partner, and staff show first-timers how to fit a harness. Several clubs run weekly kids' and teen climbing groups here, and there is a small café.
Eiger is an indoor climbing wall in the Wrocław Industrial Park, running for over 20 years. It has dozens of rope routes, from vertical to overhanging, plus a bouldering and training room.
First-timers can climb on their own with TruBlue auto-belays after a staff briefing, or book an instructor who belays and coaches. Kids can join weekly climbing sections, some taught in Ukrainian.
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.
Sky Bowling is a bowling alley on the second floor of the Sky Tower shopping mall, with 20 lanes in the main hall and a separate VIP room of four lanes in two private booths. Bumpers are available on every lane for players up to 12, and bowling shoes start at kids' size 24. A bar serves burgers, snacks and drinks between frames.
Pixel XL is an indoor game room where kids play by running, jumping and dodging across light-up floor tiles. Five rooms each run more than 40 games, from easy reflex rounds to hard logic puzzles, played solo or in teams.
It is also the only Pixel XL with Hixel XL, a floor that works as one animated screen. A bar sells drinks and snacks between rounds.
Kwatera Zagadek Exitus bills itself as the first escape room in Poland built for children. Teams pick one of three puzzle rooms: a Wonderland mystery about broken clocks, a pirate captain's hidden treasure, or the hunt for a traveling circus's Golden Ticket.
A game master watches throughout and gives hints when a team stalls. The puzzles lean on spotting clues and teamwork rather than math, and parents can join in.
When it's cold, wet or dark by 5pm, these are the halls where kids can still burn off energy. Think foam pits, ninja courses, auto-belay climbing walls and light-up game floors, plus a bowling alley and puzzle rooms for the days nobody wants to sweat. Here's what we checked, from trampoline megaparks to kids' escape rooms.
GOjump MEGApark spreads across 5,500 square meters and three zones. GOjump has trampolines, a foam pit, a ninja course, parkour and acrobatics areas, a trampoline dodgeball court and the GOjet slide. GOtrix turns moving into a points game, with bumper cars, a laser room and arcade machines.
GOjump Przygoda, open weekends, adds a climbing wall and jump challenges run by a trainer. A café overlooks the whole park.
Jump Hall is a trampoline hall with six zones: a foam pit with a giant inflatable shark, a 12-meter tumbling track, an airbag landing, a basketball dunk lane, the Ninja Sharks obstacle course and a climbing wall that drops into foam.
The Piksel light-up floor and Neo Wall add reaction games, and a 200-meter ropes course runs year-round for taller kids.
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.
Fpinka is a climbing center with about 1,700 m² of climbing surface: roped routes 9 to 12 meters long, more than 30 auto-belay stations, four bouldering areas, a ninja course and a gym.
Beginners can climb the auto-belay lines without a partner, and staff show first-timers how to fit a harness. Several clubs run weekly kids' and teen climbing groups here, and there is a small café.
Eiger is an indoor climbing wall in the Wrocław Industrial Park, running for over 20 years. It has dozens of rope routes, from vertical to overhanging, plus a bouldering and training room.
First-timers can climb on their own with TruBlue auto-belays after a staff briefing, or book an instructor who belays and coaches. Kids can join weekly climbing sections, some taught in Ukrainian.
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.
Sky Bowling is a bowling alley on the second floor of the Sky Tower shopping mall, with 20 lanes in the main hall and a separate VIP room of four lanes in two private booths. Bumpers are available on every lane for players up to 12, and bowling shoes start at kids' size 24. A bar serves burgers, snacks and drinks between frames.
Pixel XL is an indoor game room where kids play by running, jumping and dodging across light-up floor tiles. Five rooms each run more than 40 games, from easy reflex rounds to hard logic puzzles, played solo or in teams.
It is also the only Pixel XL with Hixel XL, a floor that works as one animated screen. A bar sells drinks and snacks between rounds.
Kwatera Zagadek Exitus bills itself as the first escape room in Poland built for children. Teams pick one of three puzzle rooms: a Wonderland mystery about broken clocks, a pirate captain's hidden treasure, or the hunt for a traveling circus's Golden Ticket.
A game master watches throughout and gives hints when a team stalls. The puzzles lean on spotting clues and teamwork rather than math, and parents can join in.
