popped into funsters the other day and what
shock, its all been done up. Living in Middlewich i've been to all the local ones but I must admit Funsters definately comes out on top particularly ss my children are slightly older its just got more in it and the prices compare very favourably. yep very impressed.
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Review by: rosalind sanderson
Date: 28th June 2008 - 17:41
AMAZIN!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Review by: John
Date: 28th April 2008 - 16:36
Its great for the kids, you need to keep an eye on them from time to time. Cant expect someone else to look after your kid. Parties are value for money staff friendly.
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Review by: Diana
Date: 28th October 2007 - 17:24
its ok buti found it rather boring and little kids always get hurt by older kids. its not fair on them. staff should be better!
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Review by: me
Date: 3rd July 2007 - 12:54
Visited funsters during half term, found the prices to be very reasonable, including admission fee and food. The food was nice. There was a party going on during my visit, it was done out in pink for the little girl, the party food seemed nice. The only down side was the parking,there is a good sized carpark but the place is so popular you have to park in the surrounding streets, but at least it is free.
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Review by: gayle
Date: 1st June 2007 - 20:43
Congratulations Funsters on your 10th year, I'll holding matthews 10th Birthday with you (party number 8)ps we really enjoyed Pirate day with Signal Radio.
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Review by: Cathy Mckinnel
Date: 21st April 2007 - 13:16
i worked here for a while and i have to admit, the place isn't clean and the staff are not treated very nice, toys do not work but it is good fun for older children!!!!!
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Review by: ?????
Date: 31st January 2007 - 14:45
Wow, what a place. Ignore the miserable people below, if you cant afford to go to funsters then dont go. very reasonable compared to other local amenities such as bowling, water world or the cinema. Compare the drinks and confectionary to the cinema and you'll find them very reasonable. bright, warm and very welcoming, dealt with mainly young men on my visit and all three were polite and very helpful.
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Review by: John Challinor
Date: 4th January 2007 - 11:46
very good keeps me little brother happy any days while i sit wit me dad n baby bro aswell
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Review by: kayla green
Date: 20th June 2006 - 13:05
Fab Fab Fab
What a fab place. Just moved to the area and a neighbour recommended a visit. WOW the kids loved it having moved from London, how affordable is this place, I'll go back many times.
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Review by: Emma Plansfield
Date: 31st May 2006 - 21:46
Fantastic place. I don't understand previous report just ignore it they must have had a bad day!! But just visit and you'll see for yourself. Personally i can not see how a little one can get crushed if parents keep them in the very large well equiped under 4's area. I and my friends just love it no problems with the staff iether.
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Review by: sandra williams
Date: 16th May 2006 - 06:57
Been going here for six years and in that time the staff have gone from friendly to miserable along with the cleanliness - I can't remember the last time the nappy bins in the "changing rooms" (read toilet) were emptied and you can imagine the perfume. You're not allowed to feed your own food to childen - perfectly fair as they have their own facilities but not so fair if your child has dietary requirements and the staff don't want to know. Also if the alternative from the cafe was healthy I wouldn't mind but it's poor - the kids box has a tiny sandwich, chocolate bar and crisps (the latter being from manufacturers you won't have heard of not that it makes a difference but it's cheap cheap cheap i.e. you're getting ripped off).
The climbing frames are good for 4-8 year olds but avoid weekends as it gets packed and your child WILL get stamped on by older kids. Packed or empty staff employed to supervise just chat or simply stare at you child if they happen to get stuck or start crying on the climbing frames. The younger toys are, well usually broken and forget those that are battery operated - they won't work. The whole place bascially needs a refurb inc. attitiudes. The main problem is there's no competition in the area (might explain some positive reviews) and when this place used to be good when it opened, complacency has set in big style.
Good if you don't need to feed your child or use the toilets and you go in a quieter time as the climbing frames stuff is good. Otherwise avoid.
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Review by: Seannypoos
Date: 12th May 2006 - 21:35
Good place for 18mth upwards, not a lot for babies and they tend to get pushed around if busy. They don't heat baby food up either. Toys often don't have batteries or are broken. Good for older kids who want to climb. Overpriced during school hols for the facilities available.
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Review by: Dawn Yeardsley
Date: 19th March 2006 - 08:19
from the outside this place like an old church but inside its wonderful. We went on a very cold day and I am glad to say it was lovely and warm inside. My children really enjoyed themselves and i found the prices very affordable. Cleam bright and friendly, and awesome play equipment.
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Review by: Georgina radcliffe
Date: 3rd March 2006 - 15:55
fantastic place for young children to use excess energy
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Review by: alison robson
Date: 5th February 2006 - 08:57
inside an old church which makes this indoor play area unusually welcoming. A huge place with very freindly staff
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Review by: mel griffiths
Date: 30th March 2005 - 19:57
