Widgets World

Widgets World sounds like one of those rare soft play places that has actually thought about different ages rather than just chucking in a frame and hoping for the best. Reviewers mention a big layout, a baby sensory room, ball pit, under-5s area, book corner, role play, ride-ons and even a bouncy castle, so there’s plenty to keep little ones busy. Parents seem properly pleased with the value here. It’s been praised for cheap entry, free adult admission, and a reasonably priced play-and-eat option with hot or cold meals. Staff are repeatedly described as friendly, helpful and accommodating, and parties sound like a strong point too, with private hire, tailored buffet food and a manager who will even cut and wrap the cake. The downsides are fairly typical soft play grumbles: music a bit loud, and at least one review mentioned broken toilet locks. It also sounds best for younger children; by late primary age, the appeal drops off a bit. Still, for babies through to about seven, this looks like a very decent bet.