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1. Buds
2.Airzone
Walking (and jumping) on air
They say everywhere can be a playground – that's certainly the case for Airzone, the world's first indoor suspended net playground. Occupying the mall atrium space between different floors in City Plaza Mall, be prepared to explore the multiple play areas where you can dive in a ball pit, crawl through a maze, climb to the top (it's six storeys high) and try out the slides or just hang out on the suspended nets. If you're worried about the net breaking and disaster that may ensure, you don't have to. The nets are strong enough to hold two buses and there are safety nets everywhere so go on, take the big leap into the ball pit. And if all else fails, know that you've helped your kid to overcome any fear of heights he/she had.
3.The art ground
It's not too young to introduce art to the kids. The Artground in Goodman Arts Centre offers many art-centric and art-related programmes that help nurture creativity and curiousity in children. Besides the actual playground aspect of it – think interactive art installations that kids can actually touch and climb – other activities kids can get involved in over the weekends are gardening, performing arts (music, dance/movement & drama) as well as arts & craft activities. Though it's open for everyone age 12 and under, parents can join in on the fun too
4.Cool de sac
Budding sculptors will enjoy tinkering with the craft materials at the arts section, while the more active tykes can scale treehouses and tumble through tunnels at the main play area or if your tween insists on console games, they've got a few that work on hand and eye co-ordination. You can choose to explore the areas with your little ones, or just keep an eye on them while nursing a cuppa (or a cold beer) at the in-house café, Bistro Cool.
5.Tayo station
Personal transport, included
Themed around popular Korean animated series, Tayo The Little Bus, this indoor themed park in Downtown East is the first outside South Korea and covers 10,000-square-feet-space and has indoor playground areas, a toddler area for the younrg 'uns. a sensory play space, a mini road circuit and even a function room for parties.
Let the kids have a fun time zipping around on their own manual rides where they get to navigate the "roads" and the garage, car wash and gas pump kiosk for the little ones to zip around and pretend play in mini manual rides. Here, children will also get to learn various road signs and basic road safety rules, enabling them to better understand real-world situations in a fun and engaging environment.
6.pororo Park
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