Wonder World Soft Play East Kilbride

Kids had a fun time. We went late on so wasn't as busy. Has a separate bit for the toddlers. Food and drinks available. Parking can be a issue as the site shares its car park. £12.95 for 2 hours. Happy kids.

Lovely coffee shop with plenty to do for the kids. My daughter loved it, definitely will be going back.

First time visiting and won't be back.Good pointsSoft play area for babies is good.The actual place could be alot better all round though.Food was simple but looked OK was pricey too(didn't have anything to heat from here)Bad pointsHad to ask several times to get a jugs of juice changed as they didn't believe there was anything wrong with it until they found out the juice had in fact ran out when we ask for it to be cold that was as cold as they do which was warm. Asked several time about the train ride inside but due to lack of staffing when finally put in the queue was massive but would inly have it on for 20mins.The toilets were not clean.The play area for the bigger kids alot was shut off I believe this is because ot needs to be manned and u could see they were short staffed.I just feel for the money there are better places to spend it than here.If you do visit you do not need to buy socks to enter if your child is already wearing socks. The booking was misleading as when selling the sock thought they wanted you to wear there own brand sock like slipper sock this is not the case and they are ordinary socks.

We took our grandson so he could have a great day climbing and meeting other kids to play with. We were sorely disappointed,sure he enjoyed climbing and the other kids. We thought we would have a coffee it took three attempts to get a hot coffee,tables were covered with debris. On the way out we had promised our grandson a shot on the train only to be told he couldn't as a man was putting up a Christmas tree!. I don't appreciate having to see his face with disappointment, there was no sign to let us know just a no..having paid for his ride on the train with the ticket surely the christmas tree could have waited till closing time. This has not put your premises in a good light.

The peppa pig area is 0-4 yet there was kids that were older in there throwing all the soft play things around and nearly hitting children running around.My little boy is 18 months and loves peppa pig yet we could only stay half an hour as he was stood on and knocked over multiple times by older kids not caring about what they were doing and their parents clearly weren't caring either as nobody came over to us to ask if my wee boy was okay!0-4 is too big of an age range for that type of play area 0-2/2 and a half would be much better suited and a much calmer experience for little ones just getting to explore a play area like that!

Just had my first visit with my 20 month old son. He isn't as mobile as other children his age.So I was really pleased to see such a large play area for his age group. There were lots of foam block for us to build towers with. He really enjoyed the little activity walls and the little blue sensory square pads on the floor.I visited in a Friday morning 9.30 - 11am which was nice and quiet. It's starts to get busy at 11am.I will certainly be visiting again.

Place is rather run down nowadays I'm afraid, was great at first! The equipment is tired looking and quite dirty in some spots. £25 for two children (one age 4 and one age 1) seems crazy.

I think this is quite impressive as a soft play. There's a very large area for younger and separately for older children, and also a small train ride and go karts that are also included in the entry cost. Having visited a lot of soft plays this is probably one of the better ones!