Funarium

Why Funarium is special ?

Funarium is Bangkok’s largest indoor soft-play area all kids can’t miss to love. Covering the space of 2,000 square meters, this international-standard air-conditioned playground offers a wide range of activities like painting, crafts making, bike riding, roller blading and cooking as well as two giant play areas where your kids (up to 13 years old) will be having so much fun while you, parents, are chatting over cups of coffee.

Besides play, Funarium has loads of extra activities for the children every weekend.

This is a place to PARTY + PLAY + EAT + MEET FRIENDS for families with young kids in the heart of Bangkok.

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What to explore at Funarium?

The smallest kids have their own dedicated area in the far right hand corner. Here you will find a mini slide, small ball pool and soft blocks to build towers with. At certain points of the day the Funarium team will appear and perform songs and dances. The audience of toddlers watching the show during my trip were dancing along to rhymes such as the Hokey Cokey. For bigger kids the gigantic climbing structure is impressive, two storeys high with a four lane silver speed slide, a ball blower, trampoline and plenty of secret passageways for kids to clamber through and around. There is even a mini flying fox to swing around like Tarzan or Jane. Outdoors you will find a small sandpit and some cute tepee tents.

Older children will also enjoy shooting hoops the basketball court, which is surrounded by a race track, where kids of any age can bike or scoot around, plenty of different sized bikes are available and some have stabilisers attached. Funarium also have activities for young ones who are interested in a bit of quiet time. Next to the cafe you will find a small supervised kitchen area for some baking and upstairs is the arts centre, where budding painters can get creative. There is plenty of supervision at Funarium Indoor Playground, so older kids can be left to their own devices. Their wrist bands allow them to purchase food and extra activities without needing cash. Children will definitely love their time at Funarium and adults can enjoy a bit of a break, there is even a parent’s room with comfy armchairs, TV and magazines.

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How to get to Funarium?

By Car: Funarium can be easily accessed from both Sukhumvit Road and Rama 4 roads. From Sukhumvit, enter Sukhumvit Soi 26 until you reach K Village shopping center (about 1 km.) Turn left and Funarium is around 200 meters away. From Rama 4, turn left at Big C Super Centre into Soi Attakravi. Funarium is 150 meters away on the left hand side.

By BTS: Get off at Phrom Phong station and take a taxi to Funarium. (See 'By Car/Taxi' section.) Walking from the skytrain is not recommended.

Source: http://www.tourismthailand.org