It's been a long time now that we have not been to an indoor playground.
We used to frequent it so much in the past that we had covered almost all the indoor playground available but took a few months to step away without them after we travel quite a bit these few months.
Today, we chose to go back to an indoor playground we once used to frequent. It's the Waka Waka which is located on level 5 of the Annex building of the Furama Hotel by the Havelock.
There is the toddler section right upon entering the entrance where younger kids can jump around on the floating.
It is easy to supervise because there is only one entrance and exit and the older kids are usually interested more at the tunnel area so it's relatively empty this section.
After a while, both Oscar and Oliver decide to head down to the tunnel climbing area.
This is the part that needs us parents to follow and supervise as we do not know where the tunnel would lead to so we follow them everywhere they go and was so exhausted by the time it came to an end.
The tunnel leads from one area to another and there are different hurdles such as the Bridge crossing that they have to endure in order to get to the other side.
It also came with a slide from the top to get down.
Overall it was a fun place to burn some energy for the kids.
We also had our lunch there so it was a combi of play + lunch before we get back home to get the kids back to napping.
The entry price was decent as those above 90 cm would have to pay $28 while those below have to pay $23. I thought its slightly pricey for the younger kid who probably didn't manage to play as much as elder kids.
We used to frequent it so much in the past that we had covered almost all the indoor playground available but took a few months to step away without them after we travel quite a bit these few months.
Today, we chose to go back to an indoor playground we once used to frequent. It's the Waka Waka which is located on level 5 of the Annex building of the Furama Hotel by the Havelock.
There is the toddler section right upon entering the entrance where younger kids can jump around on the floating.
It is easy to supervise because there is only one entrance and exit and the older kids are usually interested more at the tunnel area so it's relatively empty this section.
After a while, both Oscar and Oliver decide to head down to the tunnel climbing area.
This is the part that needs us parents to follow and supervise as we do not know where the tunnel would lead to so we follow them everywhere they go and was so exhausted by the time it came to an end.
The tunnel leads from one area to another and there are different hurdles such as the Bridge crossing that they have to endure in order to get to the other side.
It also came with a slide from the top to get down.
Overall it was a fun place to burn some energy for the kids.
We also had our lunch there so it was a combi of play + lunch before we get back home to get the kids back to napping.
The entry price was decent as those above 90 cm would have to pay $28 while those below have to pay $23. I thought its slightly pricey for the younger kid who probably didn't manage to play as much as elder kids.
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