Boomerang Multi Sensory Play Centre

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1. Bethany Eastwood ★★★★★

   What a lovely play centre - suitable for all ages. Visited today with my 5 month old daughter and thought it was a bargain at £3.50! There is a sensory room, interactive room and a soft play area - I didn't use the soft play area but had a peak through the door and it looked great. And there's a small cafe / seating area. The staff were so friendly and polite and they all engaged with my daughter. Very pleased and will definitely be returning. We've had a wonderful time

   almost 2 years ago
2. Lianne Jenkins ★★★★☆

   Great little place, alot quieter then the bigger ones which is great for smaller kids. Each room is good and perfect for kids up to about 6 or 7 I would say. My little girl loved the interactive room with the mat. We will definitely come again. The only thing I didn't like was the heavy doors on each room. Would have liked if at least the soft play room door was propped open. Kids can't get out the room if they want which means you can't have a peaceful cup of tea or coffee while the kids play because you need to stay in the room with them in case they want to come out the room. Understandable with the younger sensory room but soft play it seems unnecessary to shut them in the room.

   almost 3 years ago
3. Sharon Tupper ★★★★★

   What a fantastic place . Went with my grandchildren had amazing time. Breakfast was delicious and amazing value. Children loved every minute well worth the money. Staff are very pleasant and helpful.

   almost 3 years ago

1. Jennifer Mattison ★★★★★

   My sons absolutely loved it!! Neither of them are climbers and don’t like normal soft play as they can’t access it so to have all areas of the soft play be accessible was amazing! We didn’t need to assist them in their play at all, they could do it all themselves.

   almost 3 years ago
2. Paul Harty ★★★★★

   Best I've been too.. took an 18 month old, loved it. The soft play area is large enough, enclosed and entirely made out of soft play stuff so you don't need to be jumping trying to save them all the time. The sensory area was very surprising and he loved it, it held his attentions and sent a good 20 minutes by himself just looking around and new ans interesting things he has never seen. Staff lovely aswell. Will be going back and 100% recommend

   almost 3 years ago
3. Catherine Hampson ★☆☆☆☆

   Unfortunately it wasn't worth the trip for us. I wouldn't recommend going with very young infants. We went into the sensory room which is explicitly for babies and disabled children. Unfortunately it was overrun by very big children who were pushing infants and adults out of the way to get in with their friends. A member of staff saw this including my own baby nearly getting trampled on and said nothing. I also felt like some of the children with specific needs were struggling with the noise and chaos of a few of the other big kids not being appropriately managed. Some parents were visibly getting annoyed. We ended up leaving after 15 minutes. I feel it may have been better if they limited the bodies in such a confined space to allow an opportunity for all children to enjoy their facilities. Or having hours specifically for certain needs and/or aged children.

   almost 3 years ago

1. Simon Royle ★★★★★

   We have taken the kids a few times and more recently attended a Peppa Pig party to celebrate my son and daughters 3rd birthday. The place it's self is a little small but has a lot to offer we particularly like it because of the sensory room which offers a clam environment for my son. The twins also enjoyed the interactive room and the main soft play area which is great for young children. The food in the cafe is very nice offers both hot and cold food. Great place, great people and would highly recommend

   more 8 years ago
2. Tim Bull ★★★★★

   What a great place. My 2 year old totally loves it here. Loads and loads of fun for him, lots to do and explore with several rooms that he can experience different things in. Sensory is the theme of this place, so it's even really good for young kids. £4 entry (£2 for under 12 months) adults enter free. Cafe is also good. Highly recommend a visit with your kids.

   more 8 years ago
3. Brian Sharples ★★★★☆

   A great facility offering soft play, multi sensory and interactive play areas. £5 admission charge for children, adults FOC. Cafe offers snacks at a good price.

   more 8 years ago

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