Manic Monsters (Edenbridge) Reviews

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Description:Address: The Gardiner Business Park / Little Browns Lane / Edenbridge / Kent / TN8 6LH

Newest Review: ... as its pretty expansive - the biggest soft play place Ive been to so far. On the right is a baby and toddler area, specifically aimed at those under six. This area has a large climbing frame, with a slide, as well as some large soft blocks and shapes on the floor. Attached to this theres a ball machine, where air shoots balls into the air, and a padded partitioned bit for small babies, with ... more

 ... some activities on the wall. Further attached is a track with ride on toys, such as pedal bikes, scooters and cosy coupes. On the left hand side is a larger area for bigger kids and this consists of a football pitch and some bigger slides and climbing f...more

Customer Manic Monsters (Edenbridge) Reviews (2)

sassypat456
Manic Monsters (Edenbridge): My manic monster loved it here! (433 words)
by - written on 25/02/10 (Very useful, 215 readings)
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My daughter is one and has just started getting into soft play centres so we have visited Manic Monsters in Edenbridge on a few occasions now. Its pretty rural but is easy to find and the whole complex is located in a large warehouse type building with a large attached car park. Its quite secure and you need to press a button to enter, and then pay and have the staff open the gates for you. This prevents toddlers and children from escaping into the great outdoors! When you enter the facility its quite overwhelming as its pretty expansive - the biggest soft play place Ive been to so far. On the right is a baby and toddler area, specifically ...  Read the complete review

Tea65
A great place to stay and play (1398 words)
by - written on 09/06/09, updated on  09/06/09 (Very useful, 392 readings)
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Manic Monsters is situated on a small business park, it's very rural with lots of farms about, as you approach there is an overflow car park to the right and ahead of you are two gated entrances, the one for the building is situated on the left and is clearly marked all the way so you know where are going. The car park is literally as you go through the gates with ample parking to be hold, to the left where the building is there are some disabled parking spaces. +_+_+ The Centre +_+_+ The building itself comes across as being a modern double barn with shutters on the front of the building for security. As you approach the ...  Read the complete review