4/5 ti t. 1 year ago on Google
I
give
almost
all
the
stars,as
it
seems
the
company
indeed
reads
reviews
and
tries
to
react
to
it
as
well.I
was
scared
to
go
there
because
of
toilets.Well,hopefully
they
will
indeed
be
reconstructed
soon
as
they
are
from
another
era.But
at
this
moment
they
try
to
make
best
out
of
situation-providing
with
plastic
overalls
for
protecting
socks
when
in
toilet-just
look
around
the
door.This
is
something
that
MUST
be
continued
and
encourage
parents
to
take
care
of.Then
the
loop
itself
will
smell
better
as
well.
I
also
encourage
parents
to
find
their
kids
and
have
contact
from
time
to
time,so
that
they
know
where
they
are
at
the
end.
Another
issue
many
complain
of
is
the
ventilation.Well,ve've
been
there
on
a
30+C
day
and
it
was
a
bit
chillier
inside
than
outside.There
is
a
somehow
smell
and
some
dirt
here
and
there,but
honestly
I
can't
imagine
how
such
a
huge
playground
on
many
floors
might
be
maintained
sterile.It's
not
in
such
places
you
find
cleanliness,but
it's
there
the
kids
find
fun.The
playing
machines
cost
additionally
between
3-6
PlZ,but
if
agreed
with
the
kid
from
before,it's
possible
to
limit
the
nr
of
them.Otherwise,can
play
unlimited
for
60
zl,with
parents
included.Interesting
system
of
having
some
"clocks"
that
register
additional
expenses,for
example
the
cafeteria
and
then
you
pay
at
the
exit.Prices
there
are
maybe
unusual,if
you
think
of
5.5
zl
for
500ml
water,but
not
much
higher
than
any
other
places
than
gocery
stores.Nevertheless
on
a
hot
day,without
grocery
store
around,you
are
happy
there
is
such
a
possibility
to
buy
it.Some
came
with
their
own
bigger
water
bottle
and
they
were
left
in
without
problems.This
I
mean
should
be
kept
for
future
as
well.Have
soups
and
some
other
dishes,ice-cream,coffee
and
cakes
for
those
getting
hungry
after
such
a
ride.Spent
there
about
3
hours
with
a
8yo.Younger
children
might
need
continuous
supervision
.
