This place is amazing when it's not crowded!…read more My son gets a great excercise everytime we go here. Plenty of space to run around and friendly staff. This place has four floors of fun! Ball pits, trampoline room, slides, awesome time to spend with your kids! Please don't bring your Yaya to watch your kids here. It's sad I see the yayas on the phone the whole time and the kids fighting or getting hurt and the yayas are just standing in a corner. Parents please bond with your kids. This is an awesome place to do it! Be active and slide then enjoy some Krispy Kreme doughnuts when the fun is over.

Active Fun is my daughter's and my favorite indoor playground in the city because it's clean,…read moreconvenient, and safe. Well, those are more my reasons for liking it. My daughter absolutely loves the "ball room." It has all these fun contraptions that you can feed plastic balls into and have the funky machines spit out in the air! There's a particular suction that gathers all the balls in a suspended basket and you press a button to release it into the room, just bouncing balls a-crazy for a good few seconds everywhere! Why didn't they have that when I was a kid? I particularly like that the airconditioning is nice and strong throughout the complex, so kids can play in comfortable room temperature. My only qualm is that they have such few cubby holes for shoes and diaper bags. Definitely do not leave any valuables so pick up your iPads because this area is open and unguarded, though still within the play place. Sundays after lunch are when it is usually packed. There's a small kid area with its own ball pit and mini slide so the toddlers can have a spot to themselves away from the rowdier 6-year-olds and up. Active Fun also has a big slide that younger kids can ride with their adult companion. (NOTE: Bring socks!) My 3-year-old still needs to have a guardian inside because there are about 3 floors of activities. I swear it's a jungle of awesome!

Burgos circle a park.. give me a break. It's just so pathetic that Manila is managed by all these…read morecorrupt people that just think about making money instead of having good intentions for the people and the city in the long run. Proper developed towns must have large parks to alleviate traffic, give people a place to chill so they are more productive and healthy and to add something to the city design. So are we supposed to be happy with Burgos Circle, just because it's a tiny peace of grass and it's better than nothing? No it's ridiculous, you can't even cross safely as a pedestrian, there is no bridge or even zebra... you basically have to run for your life to reach this park with your pet. Needless to say the park is always overcrowded and filled with dog pee and poo. It's just sad really..

I enjoy walking around the Bonifacio Global City because it's not like all the other cities in the…read moremetro. It's clean, it's breezy, and it's very, very green. I especially love the Mind Museum, and the patch of grass in front of it, which is apparently called the Burgos Circle. This Circle is, well, a circle, forming a roundabout in front of the Mind Museum. It has an art installation that I don't really understand in the middle, and a whole bunch of leafy trees dotting the park to give the corporate slaves looking for a spot to relax some shade. What I love though is that there are always dogs here - someday I'm also going to take my little Stormy here so she can enjoy BGC.

In a country where there are more Condominiums and malls every 5 Kilometers, I'm glad that Ortigas…read moreand Company, the developer of Capitol Commons built a park between Estancia Mall and Royalton Condominium. The people walking around with their dogs, some are jogging at night. These things are just refreshing to see in the heart of a very busy business place in Pasig City. It just relaxes me after a long day when I roam around the area, just watching and sitting on the benches observing people (not the creepy type) especially their pets. I hope to bring my dogs here next time.

The new Capitol Commons park is a welcome oasis in the middle of the otherwise greenery-barren…read moreOrtigas. It offers respite to urban-dwellers who need a break from the city, to jog, play with their children (to make up for the sprawling home lawns that the city cannot provide), walk their dogs, or just chill out. It is busiest during the mornings for health enthusiasts, and then at night for that, and everything else. Just across the street is Estancia -- a new mall and development so fresh that only less than half of it is open. Although, it shows much promise, with the array of high-end retail stores and up-and-coming restaurant concepts that it offers. Parallel to the park are also other restaurants, which are great for families, but, for the most part, better as after-work and weekend watering holes for groups of friends.

I was actually confused on how I would categorize this part of my village park. The truth is that…read morethis facility of the park is just a covered court and is used for a wide array of different activities. When it was first made, this court was actually meant to be a volleyball court or a badminton court. It could be used by the village residents absolutely free of charge. There were times when my mother and I would spend our afternoons playing badminton here. Those were the good old days. Anyway, things have changed since then. Nowadays the net isn't there anymore. Im not sure what happened to it, but with the net gone people don't play volleyball or badminton there anymore. However, during the morning I noticed that the court is used for Zumba. There are moms, lolas, and titas there who all dance to the beat in order to lose weight. I have no idea if its free or open to anyone though.

The park at Phil-Am Village (PVHA Park to some) is wonderful. Why? Let us count the ways…read more 1. Lots of trees means lots of shade so you can actually lay a banig, rest under trees and enjoy the breeze. 2. There's a jogging patch along the perimeter of the park. Then there's one inside as well, which the trees hover upon so the path is quite shaded. 3. Aside from the jogging path, there are also benches under the trees where those who don't have their banigs can rest. 4. Free massage! The baranggay of Pamplona Dos gives free reflexology training and the dedicated are for the masseuse to put these skills to practice and gain customers is at the PVHA Park. 5. There's a well-maintained children's playground with the standards like swing sets, a slide, see-saw, monkey bars and more. 6. The full-sized basketball court at the PVHA Park is of such good quality that it is even rented by companies for their sportsfests. 7. There's also a tennis court which the PVHA Tennis Club calls home. 8. An open area serves as a small soccer field where villagers and non-villagers play in the afternoons. 9. Another structure serves as a badminton and volleyball court, plus a venue for zumba classes at least twice a week. 10. Every Sunday, there are several food stalls selling an assortment of snacks and other delicacies for villagers and church-goers alike. Would I dare say it's the best park in our area? Why not visit then you be the judge.

I have too many good memories here at Worlds of Fun. From the haunted train ride to the bump cars,…read moreeverything was magical specially because it was a time I spent with friends and I was at a point where the biggest problem I had was my first crush, it was indeed a good time. Looking back I was thankful that they've put up small amusement parks like these in malls where kids can easily go to, not just this one in particular but also in other malls too. As a child, we couldn't afford to go to big ones on our own because: 1. we didn't know how to drive and 2. our baons weren't enough to cover the expenses to go there. Unlike most kids nowadays! Worlds of Fun though, they're really budget friendly. Give a kid a couple of hundred and he'd be all set for the day. I also loved playing arcade games there though that wasn't my main focus. It was the haunted train ride that still haunts me to this day (scaredy cat!).

When the baby boomers of the previous generation had children of their own, the demand for places…read moreto take the little toddlers rose considerably, leading to some malls and supermarkets or other major shopping establishments to create mini-carnivals which catered to the young and the young at heart. I don't know if this is something unique to the Philippines, but when you're not up to travel all the way to Star City or Enchanted Kingdom, Worlds of Fun may be a very viable option for you. Boasting mini roller coasters and smaller scale carousels, as well as a plethora of modern, digital arcade games, this area provides children with multiple worlds of fun to go to! Designed in a grandiose fashion that I still find impressive (the entrance gateway is in Egyptian style, for example), the area manages to make something affordable and reasonable look like a lot of fun, even to a young adult like myself, who may be secretly wishing to have the ability to go back to those carefree times.

I brought my kid to Jump Yard because he's been pestering me about it for weeks. This was one of…read morethose few times I wish I bought a ticket for myself and joined my kid on the trampolines. It looked like incredible fun, and the fact that it was open to someone my age was awesome. I may just try it for myself one of these days. Needless to say, my kid had an AWESOME time.

I give this place a 3 star because it was so humid in the main lab by. The service was ok . Took my…read moredaughter here because we didn't have anything planned for the day . My daughter had a great time . The food was average for the most part . I wouldn't recommend you to order from here . We ordered the chicken strips wasn't cooked all the way well . Mini Corndogs and the grill cheese sandwich . I recommend that this place put a colder air con in the lobby . It's not good to come from outside it jumping to a hot lobby

Basically a mini indoor theme park inside of the City of Dreams complex, DreamWorks DreamPlay is a…read moregreat place to take kids. If you've ever been to DisneyQuest in Orlando, it's sort of a smaller version of that, geared toward a younger crowd. They have a "participant" ticket for 1500 pesos which includes access to all the attractions and a "non-participant" ticket for 350 pesos. Non-participants get to walk around the facility, as well as the Shrek House and Madagascar areas. Basically a cheaper chaperone ticket for the adults that are accompanying the children. You can also upgrade from your ticket at any time if you decide you want to take part in the fun. There's also a VIP pass for 2999 pesos which includes a meal (food, drink, and ice cream) and the ability to skip the line. Although when we went there weren't really many lines for anything so I'm not sure if it's worth it. We only got non-participant tickets just to take a look around but even that was pretty fun. The facility is well designed and well maintained it feels like a legitimate theme park. Even just walking around the themed areas was entertaining and there were various activities scattered around. We got lots of cute pictures and even got a pic with Alex the lion from Madagascar. Although we didn't try any of the attractions they also looked like a ton of fun for kids. It includes things like ropes course, cooking class, theater, and lots of games. DreamPlay is definitely a place to check out if you've got children, especially if they're a big Dreamworks fan!

Dreamplay, City of Dreams Manila some of your staff and crew need a better understanding of Autism,…read morewe had a reservation for 4 pm today under Jerome (3 participant and myself). When we came back at 3:50 pm I was not allowed in because I was not wearing a badge. I told her I was just there to really watch Jerome and when I did the reservation I was not wearing one either. The young girl was obviously not aware of Autism and so is her idiot of a Manager. Seriously? I really don't mind paying an upgrade if it was mentioned when I made a reservation for my son. All other staff at the center was pretty accomodating with my son. FYI my son was wearing a medical bracelet. Thank you for ruining an almost perfect day for my son. #autismsocietyphilippines #dreamplace #cityofdreamsmanila #cityofdreamsplace #autismfamily #autismawareness #autismacceptance #OnlyInThePhilippines