We arrived around 3.30pm and the place was quite crowded because there were birthday parties going on. The girls did get excited for a start and were running around the playground. But overall it seems we, the adults enjoy more than the 2 little girls! They started to get cranky after going up the 3rd level and we had no chance to explore the highest level. Probably they were tired and hungry as it was almost time for their milk session too.
There's a cafe in GGB so we went to get a table and prepared for the girls' milk. We ordered some food and drinks too for ourselves - the adults! After the short 30min rest, we went into the playground again as it was still early to leave the place. We paid $5 per child for unlimited play so might as well make full use of it to stay until they close shop at 6pm. But seems the girls did not show much interest to the playground anymore so we left the place shortly after that break.
It's a nice place for the kids to learn their motor and confidence skills by going through all those obstacles courses. But I guess probably it will be more fun for older kids who are able to play independently. Nevertheless, I do encourage the younger kids (<2 yrs) to visit this place because it's always good to start training at a young age on their motor skills. The admission fee of $5 for unlimited play is quite reasonable and cheap too as I had seen other places charges more than $10 even for kids < 2 yrs old. GGB do have a area that is catered for much younger kids and is located in the cafe. So parents can get to enjoy a cup of latte while watching their kids mingle around with other kids. Elsie & Chloe did make some new friends over there, all fighting for 1 blue balloon in a pool of colored balls! It was a funny sight! :)
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