As soon as we walked into 360 Play Farnborough we were blown away. With soft play, small world imaginative role play and fairgrounds rides, there’s so much indoor fun to choose from. The entrance was so big and welcoming, my little ones didn’t know what to go on first. We first went in the summer to escape the heatwave and then back this winter to have a break from the play parks in the cold so I’ve got a mix of photos from our visit.
360 Play Farnborough Soft Play
The whole indoor play centre is laid out around the main soft play frame – which is huge. It has three giant floors of climbing and activities as well as slides, nets and foam shapes.
The soft play is a great size and the bright colours and large frame made this a delight for the little ones. Spread out over three floors there were slides, tunnels, ball pits, climbing soft play, swinging hoops, mirrored walls, rope nets and so much more.
Another thing which I liked was that I was able to freely move around with the little ones and was actually able to stand and easily crawl through the play frame, meaning I could keep a watchful eye on them.
There is also a separate area for under 3ms where they have their own climbing soft play, ball pit and slides.
360 Play Role Play Centre
Around the play frame there are lots of different activity rooms to play in. They have role play areas built to look like shops and services – things like a vet, a post office, a supermarket and a garage.
This is amazing for small world imaginative play. The little ones are having fun but there’s a lot of learning going on too. Learning through play is always the best way.
Each area has costumes and accessories to really add to the imaginative play and the children would happily have stayed in this area all day. There is also a messy play section but unfortunately this wasn’t open last time we popped along.
360 Play Indoor Fairground Rides
One huge part of 360 Play is the carousel, which you can go on again and again during your visit with no limit. This is operated by a member of staff, and is all included in the price. We spent ages on the carousel literally trying out every possible seat we could on this ride.
Another huge hit for Noah was the dodgems, situated in the middle just by the soft play frame there is an in-house dodgems track (again this is all included in the price) Unfortunately Isabella was too small for this but Noah was able to go on with an adult, and had great fun going around the track. It’s not overly big but big enough for the little ones to have fun.
360 Play Gets the Thumbs Up
So much has been packed into this place so it’s no wonder that the children had a great time here when we visited. It’s a soft play centre, role play and also funfair rides all thrown into one place. What more could you ask for, you really could spend the whole day here.
There is also an on-site cafe which serves hot and cold refreshments, and there is plenty of tables and chairs scattered around so you can get that well deserved break. Changing and toilet facilities also on site.
360 Play have thought of what any child might like and put it all together under one roof so whatever your child’s personality there will be something that they love to spend time doing in the play centre. Our local Buckinghamshire mum has visited 360 Play in Milton Keynes so if you’re travelling that way, do check out her review.
Check out all my Surrey soft play reviews, I’ve been to lots small and large!
