Area: South Whitby
Address: 12 Stanley Court, Whitby, ON
Website: https://www.kidszonedurham.ca/
Cost*: for unlimited play during public hours (*as of July 2017)
Public Hours:
Monday closed
Tuesday 10:00 - 5:00
Wednesday 10:00 - 5:00
Thursday 10:00 - 5:00
Friday 10:00 - 5:00
Saturday 10:00 - 5:00
Sunday 10:00 - 5:00
Features:
Cleanliness: Overall it was clean when we visited in July in the play area and general seating area (we didn't need to use the washrooms so didn't check those this visit). Socks are required by all including adults and are worn as soon as entering the building (including into the washrooms).
Safety: There is a safety gate after paying for admission so no toddlers can make it past the front desk to the front door area.
Capacity: six party rooms with seating for 120, plus standing room for an additional 70 between all six rooms. Additional seating in the main dining area
Food: Outside food and drink is NOT permitted, and they state they are a nut-aware facility. No food, drinks or gum are permitted in the play areas. All food must be consumed in the designated eating area. They do have a Snack bar with a full lunch service menu, drinks, and coffee.
Additional Services:
Bonus Play: They have monthly passes and multi-play passes available.
Best For Ages: 2-12years
Overall Review:
Our three and a half year old really loved that this play space had rides and games to play (much to my wallet's dismay). The tokens are a reasonable price at least as $5 let us ride 6 rides and play 4 games (it bought us 20 tokens and most rides/games take 2). The play structure is built in a way that it is difficult to keep a visual on an energetic kid at all times. I was not the only parent playing Marco Polo with my kidlet! The floors were very clean, I didn't go in the play structure at all as I am the mom who most surely would get stuck chasing my daughter through a tube. It is one of the original play places in Durham and was definitely starting to show it's age, but with recent upgrades and renovations to the play structure mats and area carpeting it is a great option for a rainy day out if you are okay with the extra token spending.
Address: 12 Stanley Court, Whitby, ON
Website: https://www.kidszonedurham.ca/
Cost*: for unlimited play during public hours (*as of July 2017)
- Under 1 Free (with paid admission, or $3.40)
- 35 months and under $6.15
- 3-12yrs $8.80
- 13+ $5.30
- Adults Free (max. 2 per family group, grandparents are always Free)
Public Hours:
Monday closed
Tuesday 10:00 - 5:00
Wednesday 10:00 - 5:00
Thursday 10:00 - 5:00
Friday 10:00 - 5:00
Saturday 10:00 - 5:00
Sunday 10:00 - 5:00
Features:
- two story climber structure with twirly tube slide, two racing slides, and multiple smaller slides
- toddler area with smaller two story climbing structure but minimal floor crawling space
- token rides dispersed throughout as well as a game corner at the back
Cleanliness: Overall it was clean when we visited in July in the play area and general seating area (we didn't need to use the washrooms so didn't check those this visit). Socks are required by all including adults and are worn as soon as entering the building (including into the washrooms).
Safety: There is a safety gate after paying for admission so no toddlers can make it past the front desk to the front door area.
Capacity: six party rooms with seating for 120, plus standing room for an additional 70 between all six rooms. Additional seating in the main dining area
Food: Outside food and drink is NOT permitted, and they state they are a nut-aware facility. No food, drinks or gum are permitted in the play areas. All food must be consumed in the designated eating area. They do have a Snack bar with a full lunch service menu, drinks, and coffee.
Additional Services:
- six birthday party rooms
- Snack bar concession with full meal offerings
- Token rides and games ($1 for 4 tokens, most rides and games take 2 tokens)
Bonus Play: They have monthly passes and multi-play passes available.
Best For Ages: 2-12years
Overall Review:
Our three and a half year old really loved that this play space had rides and games to play (much to my wallet's dismay). The tokens are a reasonable price at least as $5 let us ride 6 rides and play 4 games (it bought us 20 tokens and most rides/games take 2). The play structure is built in a way that it is difficult to keep a visual on an energetic kid at all times. I was not the only parent playing Marco Polo with my kidlet! The floors were very clean, I didn't go in the play structure at all as I am the mom who most surely would get stuck chasing my daughter through a tube. It is one of the original play places in Durham and was definitely starting to show it's age, but with recent upgrades and renovations to the play structure mats and area carpeting it is a great option for a rainy day out if you are okay with the extra token spending.
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