Kid Adventure #4 – Have Fun At These Beijing Indoor Playgrounds

If Beijing’s sky is once again featuring a crystal grey, you may not want your kids to play outside. If you are looking for an alternative that will still make you and your kids happy, check out these Beijing indoor playgrounds you can find in Beijing.

With a plethora of activities ranging from swimming and crafting classes to tree-houses, ball pits, football pitches and even simulated cities, there is no limit to the amount of fun to be had. Meanwhile, there are plenty of relaxation spots such as cafe’s with wifi, lounging chairs and viewing spots overlooking the centers to kick back and relax in.

We have compiled a collection of three of the best Beijing indoor playgrounds, dotted around the city. Whether you are after a more educational experience, different styles of classes or just flat out sheer fun, you’re sure to find something in our list for you.

 
1. Fundazzle

FunDazzle is a large indoor playground with a vast ball pool, located at the Workers Stadium, with a colossal two-story jungle gym, numerous slides and a large array of toddler’s toys. On weekends there are different shows put on and various arts and crafts classes providing a more educational aspect as well as a fun side.

Contact
Fundazzle  (北京工体翻斗乐)

北京市朝阳区朝阳门外工人体育场南路
Gongti Nanlu, Chaoyang District

Phone: 010-65936193

Admission
65RMB Children (per 3 hours)
15RMB Adult

Opening hours
9am-5:30pm(weekdays)
9am-7pm(weekends and holidays)

Getting there
Subway: Dongdaqiao station Exit A, Dongdaqiao station is on line 6.
Bus: Can get either the 120, 110 or 403 to Chaoyang Hospital (朝阳医院站)

 
2. Beyou World

Beyou World is specially designed for children between the ages of 3 and 12 and is a world where, I quote, “The Children are the masters of society.” Quite incredibly, Beyou World is an artificial society created for, and managed by, children. It consists of streets, houses, gardens, restaurants, even social services like hospital and a police station, all of which are managed by the children visiting each day. It is solely focused on teaching children the values of money and a society in a fun and exciting way. Your kids will have a chance to experience their dream and their future wanna be.

Contact
Beyou World (比如世界)

北京市朝阳区京密路111号（三元桥北）比如世界购物中心二层
Beyou World, Building A-3F, China Career International Center, 39 East Fourth Ring Road, Beijing

Phone number: 010-8571 1199

Admission
300RMB Children
20RMB Adults

Opening hours
10am-2:30pm, 3:30pm-8pm(everyday)

Getting there
Subway: Sanyuanqiao station on line 10.
Bus: Can get the 403 to Siyuanqiaoxi (四元桥西)

 
3. Family Box

Family box is by far the most well known of all the playgrounds in Beijing, boasting a swimming teacher that has taught various celebrities’ children how to swim. Designed to enrich the imaginations of Beijing’s children, SAKO architects has created a playful educational environment entitled ‘family box’. The scheme’s interiors feature bold splashes of color alongside sinuous forms that represent an abstract interpretation of arboreal vegetation. Due to a very high number of bilingual staff, communication is easy and the educational classes are much more effective. Combining education, recreation, science and fitness activities, it claims to be a comprehensive, yet flexible education system offering world-class facilities, spread over a 6,000-sq m, three-story building, to meet children’s physical and emotional needs. Family Box is suitable for children up to the age of 12.

Contact
Family Box: (家盒子)

北京市朝阳区望京北路51号院4号楼51
Wangjing North Street, Building 4, Chaoyang District

Phone number: 010-64786173

Admission
Free trial hour session then a quote is formed depending on what activities you select.

Opening hours
10am-8pm(weekdays)
9am-8pm(weekends)

Getting there
Subway: Chaoyang park on Line 14, the north gate exit.

Bus: Can get either the 404 or 855 to Guangshun Bridge South Lu (广顺桥南路)

 
Which Beijing indoor playground do you like best? Hope your kids are are having a blast exploring!