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18 years ago
A small playarea excellent for children altho smaller ones can struggle getting up to the slide. The food is really tasty and they have an excellent range of coffees. A very friendly welcome and we would love to go back again. read more
Unit 5-6 Grove Park Industrial Estate
The Green Eccleston
Chorley PR7 5TZ
United Kingdom
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we regularly visit zoom zone during the school week so its never too busy and there is only young…read morechildren there. It is easy, to find just off the a6 and has parking around it. Inside its large and spacious with lots of different areas. There is the main structure with a 3 lane slide, a toddler section and a baby section. there is also 2 sports pitches with football and basketball, aswell as havin pushalongs and cars for little ones to play on. There are lots of seats and dining tables and offer excellent food at fairly cheap prices. There are toilets and thre is buzz to exit gates to keep children safe. This place is great fun, my 2 year old has no problems playing on the big structure, although i can imagine it gets very busy on weekends. They offer special promotions which include play and food and they also have sperate party rooms.
A fantastic play area for children, this was wonderful for the kids they really enjoyed themselves…read moreloads of space to run around. The food was wonderful the best of all the childrens playcentres, very good value and homemade. A fun day had by all.
This is Northwest biggest indoor play area for children. It is just of the M6 junction 31a. They…read morehave a massive play frame with big slide, ball pools, a football and basketball court, and a soft play area for baby's and toddlers. It is great to take the children for a couple of hours to run about and let of some steam. It only cost £3.75 for admission and under ones go free. They have ample car parking spaces and also there is a cafe inside so the adult can relax with a coffee and a bite to eat while the children play. Highly recommend taking your children to this as mine love it.
Think, Go Ape but indoors, now think Go Ape but indoors and miles cheaper !…read moreBOOM you have Sky High ! Not as big as Go Ape but i think you wallet or purse is better off. Loads of different climbing walls with levels of ease and variety of climbing. Then there is indoor cave exploring and high rise walks. Cafe was a bit poor on my visit. Hot drinks a little expensive (over £2) and there was two selections for food for kids and adults. Apart from that my 5 year old daughter had loads of fun. Would recommend
Looks like a mess of colour but there are over 10 different climbing walls there
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I took our eldest to a party here about a year ago and I have to say I wasn't overly impressed. The…read moreequipment wasn't too bad, but the whole place had a rather 'tacky' feel to it and wasn't the sort of place I'd immediately think of going back to (especially since there are better places nearby). The food was not especially great either -- it wouldn't have impressed Jamie Oliver, as most of it seemed distinctly unhealthy! The staff also seemed to be going through the motions a bit On the plus side it's very handy for the M61 and the children certainly enjoyed themselves, returning home tired and happy as they usually do from such places. But we would still prefer to go somewhere else next time.
Ideal place to take the children on a wet day. An indoor play arena in the form of a big old ship…read more Tunnels, rope bridges, climbing ropes. Ideal for younger children say around 6 years old. Childrens parties catered for. Next door to Botany Bay which is an old mill coverted into a shopping market/mall, so something for adults and children.
£4.50 per child for a large soft play area, which easily occupied for 2 hours. Coffee was a bit…read moreweak, but all in all decent value.
Its all good at Fun Planet, we have been going since it opened, I went with the children last week,…read moreto my surprise they have buit a whole new playframe! Only problem was getting my little ones to leave at the end!! they slept well that night. I have always found it to be really clean, food good and staff cant do enough for you! best in the area
The SPACE Centre in Preston is a soft padded multi-story multi-sensory room which I have visited a…read morenumber of times with a charity for autistic children. Supposedly the largest multi-sensory environment in the UK, it boasts a range of facilities that are of inextimable value to our children. We have a large number of children with a massively varied range of conditions, and SPACE caters for them beautifully. Including specialist lighting, water beds, texture wall, slide,sparkling cave, massage mats, ball pool and bubble tubes amongst other sensory toys, it is a must for any parents carers or organisations to consider when planning a trip out. The staff are always friendly and helpful, and have a range of moods for the room, from educational, to frenetic, to chillout, they can give you and your children the perfect environment to either relax, or work off a little energy. http://www.thespacecentre.org has all the contact details you will need. Have fun!
In my honest opinion there aren't enough of these kinds of places around, space offers some what of…read morean escape for people living with a disability. The staff offer a superb service and are always on hand to assist with anything you need. The multi sensory room is excellent. The organisation i work for use the center once a month and is always the highlight of the month! Space are currently working hard to raise money to build a 2nd space! it would be fantastic if they acchieved this!!
An excellent play centre in Adlington, and a great place for children's parties…read more It boasts all the facilities you would expect for younger kids to run around an burn off some energy (slides, climbing frames, a sports area etc), plus some facilities (such as a climbing-wall) that other places don't have. It's an excellent place for kids' parties, not least because they take particular care with the food. There are plenty of healthy options on the menu and they are presented in such a way that many kids will try them. You can pay extra if you want an entertainer (dressed as an animal) for the occasion. This place is not cheap -- but it's about the same price as other such facilities, and it's better than they are, so I would say it is good value. All in all -- an excellent place to go, and highly recommended.
A really charming playarea, offering two seperate play room which may not suit everyone. You have…read moreto also go up a set of stairs to get to the playarea and with a few little ones it can be hard work. Staff are friendly b ut the menu is limited.
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Excellent play area for young children. Large airy play place. Lots to keep the kids occupied Good…read morefor a wide age range from toddlers to older kids. I took an 11 year old who loved it. Very friendly staff. Good birthday party package. Food good and reasonably priced.
Very expensive, cost 2.50 parking on top of 3.00 child, very cold inside, sat with my coat scarf…read moreand gloves and still cold, wish I'd gone elsewhere, would have been cheaper and warmer
Not a bad activity play centre for kids…read more It's situated quite close to the Reebok Stadium and is easily accessible from Junction 6 of the M61. As you might expect, it has all the usual play facilities for younger kids to burn off some energy -- slides, climbing frames and so on. However it doesn't have a climbing wall, which may disappoint some! It's not a bad place for children's parties, although the food wouldn't score too highly in the healthy eating stakes. These sorts of places do tend to be quite expensive, and I'm afraid On Safari is no exception. All in all, it's not a bad example of its type.
Agh my little lad loves it here. It's not cheap and cheerful but the staff are lovely and it's…read morequite a nice crowd of people and kids. The food menu could do with a bit of an upgrade although the cheesey chips are to die for. There is no wifi but means you need to chat. Coffee lovely too. I would go back as for the costs of entry etc it's very good value for money
I great place to take your toddlers during the day, they have offers on sometimes, my daughters…read morealways enjoys going there
I just wanted to comment to say how fab Top Bananas is…read more Me and my son go there regularly and he always enjoys himself. The facilities are always very clean unlike the one in nearby blackburn that just smells like urine. The staff are very friendly and helpful and the food is great. Their childrens lunchbox meals are VERY good value for money and include fresh fruit which is a refreshing change. We also go to their christmas party every year which we have always found to be great and really good value. Overall top bananas is the best play area in the blackburn/darwen area by far and as for the person who stated in thier review they wouldnt leave their children unsupervised with the staff, who on earth would leave their children unsupervised anyway even at a party!!!.
Great place for bouldering (and some short climbing self belays). Fantastic atmosphere, everyone is…read morefriendly.
Massive new bouldering centre in Trafford Park with a huge selection of problems and very welcoming…read morestaff. Nice, bright and airy building with loads of space to climb or even just watch others climb. Couldn't find a traverse wall anywhere but the place is so big I may just not have seen it. A small gear shop if your need some new shoes or trousers and a membership desk come coffee shop as you enter with a large viewing platform built on top. Hopefully they will have a monthly standing order membership though as not sure how NY have the money spare to pay for a yearly membership even though that is the most economical way to climb if you're keen.
Reasonably priced excellent place for kids to have fun with a lovely cafe and good facilities I…read morehave a two year old and 11 year old and both didn't want to leave after a full two hours play this is definitely a great venue activity to take the kids too
The Brew Bar & Lounge is in the Worsley Marriott Hotel and Country Club. Just off the lobby and…read morecourtyard patio, it has a full service bar and moderate menu, with starters, burgers and sandwiches, salads, and larger entrees. Service was quick, but as the bar fills (after business hours) it can slow and we had to wave down waitstaff for the next round. I had the steak ciabatta; the bread was toasted and crisp. The steak was tender, done medium and cut on the bias into small slices, making it more manageable on a sandwich. Topped with caramelized onions, tomato, rocket (arugula) and mayo, it was a delicious choice. With a side of fries, that were crispy and golden brown. The club salad with chicken was a good size, and fresh as expected. There is limited seating at the bar (about 8 stools) but ample sofas and chairs in the lounge areas, and several four-top tables for dining. As a hotel guest, you can charge to your room, or pay by cash or card. A nice spot to unwind and have drinks and dinner, or grab a cocktail or two before dinner in the hotel's main restaurant.
Every time I go hear it's like spot the celebrity as this is a favourite haunt of visiting sports…read moreteams and artist. I love the gym and health club here and it's really up market compared to you everyday family gym. Sure memberships may be quite expensive, but if you can justify some extra pounds (money not weight) in exchange for a more pampered gym experience then head on down! The actual gym isn't huge but it's never too busy and has all the up to date equipment and machines. The best part of Worsley Park is the Spa facilities though, and they really are ahead of the game here. A large, spacious Jacuzzi and a powerful and revitalising Steam Room put it ahead of the competition in that area! Also nice to relax in the bar after with a nice coffee or beer, depending on how hard I worked out!
One of my favourite uk theme parks. Has amazing rides, especially icon which is super smooth. A lot…read moreof the rides are old and could do with a spruce up but it's part of its charm. Wallace and gromit is incredible and reminds me of a Disney-esque dark ride Nickelodeon land is great for kids too.
When ever I visit this theme park I never go on the major rides because they are always at the back…read moreof the park. Don't go in the first rides you see near the entrance. Overall I've mad nice memories overall I'm giving Blackpool pleasure beach 5 stars.
Great work event night out. Only give 4 star though because the drinks are quite expensive…read more Bowling is always fun for a night out with friends or family. They have food available and a bar plenty to do for kids with a massive games room. Enjoyable night.
Well as bowling goes I would rather go the Lady Gaga famous bowling alley in Manchester although…read morethat's not massively kid friendly, this was rather a chaotic carnage experience. Kids everywhere. People sat in your bowing alley who didn't belong. Everyone looking dazed as to what to do and how to work the bowling computer. Also it was Everyman for themselves when it came to your actual bowling ball. People didn't really care or show any respect it was more like survival of the fittest bowling experience. My little lad liked it and one bowl of 10 go's each was certainly enough and for £30 I think it was a steal. For them not us. The best bit was the games you could go on after. Although take £20 one pound coins as each game is a mini fortune. They were fun but over in no time so the excitement fix soon needed replenishing. I'm not sure i will visit again as I think there are better bowling places. Although the is now a five guys across the road and a cinema next door so I would probably visit the complex again