KidZania London Christmas Party Venue

We love KidZania, my son is 5 and loves the sense of independence and responsibility, while the activities are educational and fun! The design of the city is high quality and kept clean, you do feel immersed in it. We can’t wait to come back again.

It's a nice place for kids of 5+yrs of age. The staff was great and the activity mentors were super amazing. However, I was a little disappointed that the parents weren't allowed to participate in most of the activities, especially art, drums sorts when we are also charged for the tickets. They had just 1/2 family activities like radiojockey and TV presenter one. But I would like to see more of it! Also, the place is quite enclosed, a little gloomy with no source of natural light inside, so after a few hours, it gets overwhelming!

Been here many times before. They haven’t really improved or changed things. The staff - some of them I interacted with with my concerns- were not very helpful and understanding. For a 8 year old there are very limited activities and half of them closed. They have had schools come in and seems like that is the priority so the full ticket paying customer does not get to enjoy the activities as much. We did activities that we could but left with a very disappointed feeling. Did speak to the person incharge and was shown the list of activities listed for 4+ kids to do. Not sure if it was any worth the money tbh. Might not end up coming here again as think it’s been the same old things for the last couple of years- pre and post covid.

A great place full of positive energy. children not only play but also learn. They learn certain values. helpful professional staff with a smile on their face. I highly recommend. We will definitely be back.

Great place to visit with kids and family. So much fun. Overall experience was good but a few things would certainly make a big difference if improved: 1: Long queues for each activity (we waited on average 25-40mins). Kids aren't that patient so it would be great to have more staff during busy times. 2: There is a separate shop where you can spend Kidzanian currency but it takes so long to earn them. A maximum stay is 4 hours and with these queues you'd be lucky to try even 50% of activities. 3: Checking in was quick but had to wait for about 20 mins in the queue. In addition: 1. This place is for kids and adults don't get to do anything. They just accompany their children etc. So it would be great to reduce the entry fee for adults. 2. There is a Kidzanian passport which you can buy for £10. A ticket for 4+ year olds already costs £+/-35 and it'd be good to have it reduced to a reasonable price or have it included in the ticket. My advice is to avoid it on Saturdays or Sundays as it is usually packed.