Kashif Ross
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Fun City
This is where the kids and I spend most of our time in Al Ain. There are two soft play areas in the back. One is for toddlers. The other is for bigger kids. We paid 99 Dhs (per person) to have unlimited access to the toddler area and it really paid off.
My boys get a chance to run around for an hour. They have an imagination area with costumes and cooking materials. (This area is usually destroyed in the evening). There are also pedal cars and large blocks. The large space is really safe, except for two areas. They have really steep wooden stairs and three wooden slides. My eldest managed to bruise his tooth (which I didn't even know was possible) and bust his lip. Even still, he wanted to keep playing.
Outside of the toddler area, the games are pretty fun. There are plenty of miniature rides for little ones.
I only removed one star because of the bowling alley. It's difficult to find lightweight balls and some of the lanes have technical glitches. Unfortunately, the staff member didn't try to help us much. Beyond that, we love playing here.
My boys get a chance to run around for an hour. They have an imagination area with costumes and cooking materials. (This area is usually destroyed in the evening). There are also pedal cars and large blocks. The large space is really safe, except for two areas. They have really steep wooden stairs and three wooden slides. My eldest managed to bruise his tooth (which I didn't even know was possible) and bust his lip. Even still, he wanted to keep playing.
Outside of the toddler area, the games are pretty fun. There are plenty of miniature rides for little ones.
I only removed one star because of the bowling alley. It's difficult to find lightweight balls and some of the lanes have technical glitches. Unfortunately, the staff member didn't try to help us much. Beyond that, we love playing here.