Upon entering the playground, the children are greeted with a ball pit in a huge room. And here is Ate Rei about to jump to the pool of balls while little Sai is having a hard time walking through with his small feet. 🙂

The place is as colorful as a child’s imagination, with a wide motion-sensor slide which reacts to the user’s movement. Every time a kid goes down on the slide, either piano keys make a sound or there’s water projected as splashing all over the ball pit. The playhouse also features a massive motion-sensor wall projected over a soft cushion to which children throw balls and the images on the walls react accordingly. (from: SunStar Philippines)

There’s a room full of connecting pipe toys that resemble lego blocks but are soft and not harmful to step on. There’s also a room with a floor full of small silicon gels that give an appearance of white sand and which, according to attendants, are not harmful to swallow at all. (from: SunStar Philippines)

The playhouse is composed of two floors, and upstairs is an entirely different room with a TV constantly showing cartoons with plush toys and bean bags where children can comfortably sit. The room also features a small slide and a waterbed which interestingly changes its lights when children jump on it. (from: SunStar Philippines)

Ate Rei and Sai are so busy playing and does not want to go out after an hour of exploring Kids Paradise. It’s a good thing we went there before lunch and they are easily bribed with lunch at Jollibee. 🙂 Until next time Kids Paradise!