Flying Fortress

About this activity

Flying Fortress soft play center stands as a beacon of endless entertainment and adventure for families. Step through its doors and discover a world brimming with excitement, imagination, and laughter, where children of all ages can unleash their boundless energy and embark on unforgettable journeys.

At the heart of the Flying Fortress lies a sprawling soft play area, meticulously designed to captivate and engage young explorers. Towering climbing frames, intricate tunnels, and exciting slides beckon children to clamber, crawl, and slide their way to thrilling discoveries. With padded surfaces ensuring safety at every turn, parents can rest easy knowing that their little ones can roam freely in this imaginative wonderland.

For those seeking a touch of competition, the Flying Fortress offers interactive games that test agility, coordination, and teamwork. Engage in friendly battles of foam ball cannons, aiming for targets and dodging incoming projectiles with laughter and glee. Watch as your family becomes a team of superheroes, navigating through laser mazes with agility and strategy. These interactive experiences foster bonds, build confidence, and create lasting memories for families to cherish.

Imagination knows no bounds at the Flying Fortress. In designated role-play areas, children can unleash their creativity and immerse themselves in a variety of exciting scenarios. Step into the shoes of a brave knight defending a castle, a daring explorer venturing into the depths of the jungle, or a fearless astronaut embarking on an intergalactic mission. These imaginative play areas provide a wealth of opportunities for children to develop their social skills, problem-solving abilities, and storytelling talents.

To cater to the varied interests of young minds, the Flying Fortress offers dedicated zones for different age groups. Toddlers can delight in a soft play area specially designed for their needs, featuring gentle slides, sensory play zones, and interactive toys that stimulate their senses and encourage early development. Older children can challenge themselves on more complex structures, test their skills on obstacle courses, or engage in exhilarating adventures that push their limits.