Little Acorns - Worcester Children’s Indoor Play, Worcester (From Worcester News)

Little Acorns - Worcester Children’s Indoor Play, Worcester

2:24pm Thursday 3rd April 2008 in

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Venue:

Little Acorns - Worcester Children's Indoor Play

Where: 2a, Everoak Industrial Estate Bromyard Road Worcester WR2 5HP
Tel: 01905 424766 or mobile 07786 494940

What's on offer:

There is 500 square meters of soft play, an adventure play structure, seating and a café, and provision for parties.

The softplay area can accommodate over 200 children and includes a three tier main adventure play area, 4m wavy slide, spiral tube slide, interactive features and games, rock climb traversing wall and sports court and much much more.

There are dedicated toddler areas and a car track, sensory softplay area with electronic and special features.

Opening Times

Opening times 9.30am everyday (apart from Christmas day and Boxing day)

How to get there:

Little Acorns can be found on the Bromyard Road, just in front of the Tenpin Bowling or next the the Renault garage. Parking is FREE.

Prices

Admission : £5 per child for 2-hour session
Large groups, schools and associations by negotiation.
Adults Free.
Parties: £11.95 per child during opening hours.

Parties can be booked with 30 children or more, after hour parties and special requirements are negotiable, please call to discuss.

Review

Little Acorns is great fun - and not just for children.

Parents can relax with a beverage while their offspring clamber over the giant padded climbing frame, or can accompany smaller children around the structure.

There are plenty of wacky obstacles to negotiate and rooms to explore, not to mention a giant slide and the obligatory ball pit.

For tots who many want more gentle entertainment, there are two smaller padded areas where they can play in sight of their parents.

The converted gym may not be luxurious, but it's a pleasant enough place to spend a couple of hours.

You can even have lunch there. At just £4.95 a child, it won't break the bank, either.