Okay, so hands down Head Over Heels is quite an expensive soft play. If I can be honest it’s somewhere we avoid at the weekends because it gets so busy and is quite expensive but a school holiday or mid week session it’s well worth the premium.
My favourite thing about this play area is how clean is it! It is by far the cleanest soft play we have ever been to, not only that it’s the tidiest- it has lovely additional extras that other soft plays don’t have such as books and fancy dress which are constantly being tidied up by staff. The other brilliant thing about this play centre is it completely manned and supervised by staff which I love- there’s no children wearing shoes or climbing up the slide here!
So on to the food, only onsite food is allowed but the quality of the food and coffee is actually brilliant- think restaurant quality! I had a pesto and chicken panini and it was lovely!
The main play farm is large and vast complete with 3 seperate slides! Our 3 year old confidently navigated it on her own (whilst I followed and struggled to keep up with her). On the main play frame there is also a football/multi sports pitch and a secret room which has a projector in it that has some amazing interactive games which are lots of fun!
This soft play also has mini go karts which are only available at weekend for an extra charge. There is also an amazing disco room with a stage that is brilliant and lots of fun!
The under 4’s area is really the selling point here it’s the best toddler soft play we have ever been to. It includes a play frame, ball pit and slides, lots of soft play equipment on ground level for younger crawling babies to enjoy, an amazing role play centre including construction, home sites, a shop and a vets and fancy dress selection.
Within this section there is also a stage which during term time Eva the Diva does a twice daily performance which includes songs like “head shoulders knees and toes” and “baby shark”. There is also time for photos, high fives and hugs after each show.
At the back of the toddler area there is also a sensory room which is great for babies, it’s dark and lit with sensory lights and contains sensory equipment such as lights, bubble tanks, ball pit and hanging cocoon!
As if this soft play didn’t already exceed everything you could possibly want, they have an amazing new area which is safari themed at the back of the soft play. This includes a safari van and the most incredible light up interactive safari room which is great for babies as well as older children!
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