Acrochats

Cela fait plus de 2 ans que j’amèné mes enfants aux Acrochats. C’est bien mais mieux vaut venir tôt parce qu’arrivé à une certaines heures, c’est noir d’enfants …
Je mets juste 3 étoiles parce qu’ils ont enlevé la fontaine d’eau et du coup, une prise électrique (pratique pour un ordinateur portable)

I think the kids liked this place more than some of the others we’ve visited. It was big with a 3 story climbing enclosure and a few slides and swings. Definitely a place more suited for active, rambunctious kids. No bounce houses though.
But it’s got kind of a weird vibe. It’s not at ground level so the entrance is from the –1 parking area, what we in the States would call P1. Two thirds of this enormous space is taken up with either café style seating or with upholstered chairs and couches. Couches??? There are tiny themed rooms where groups of party goers can have their picture taken against the backdrop of their favorite Acrochat. (The pith helmeted safari cat, the elegant Marilyn Monroe style cat etc.)
The WiFi was down and it was miserably cold in there. The cold is no joke. I was wearing four layers and a beanie the entire time and was using my kids’ clothes as a barrier between me and the seat and was still thoroughly uncomfortable.
The upside is that Tuesday afternoons are very cheap and they don’t charge by the hour like some other places. Unfortunately that’s not enough to make up for the butt numbing temperatures.
And what’s up with the lockers? There isn’t anything on the key or on the fob to tell you what locker number you’ve got. For a Mom in a hurry during a busy afternoon this would be infuriating!