Wacky Warehouse

Awfull !!!
The staff are unprofessional, the apparatus is minimul to say the least, dirty and torn. I banged my shin on what seemed to be a padded area, looking at it, there was no padding, the toilet doors were left open for kids to wander into, and above all the security was appalling, my son headed out of the door several times, the door was not locked, even though they were aware of this danger,
Awful experience, you pay for what you get.
Head over heels is the one, trust me.

if your going for a meal its a good place for your child to let off steam. but has a smell like sweaty feet and sick that hangs in the air. Weekends are hectic and are not worth the stress. they do a toddler morning during school time which is quite good value for monet as you get a coffe and child get juice and biscuit and a play.

friend of mine used to work in one in leeds, and it sounded exactly the same as all the rest of them.
parents get drunk while kids play and get into fights.
serving alcohol on a childrens play centre premises is NOT what i want to see.
the place still needs a clean up and a total referb and new staff.
anyone remember that lady, who i think still works there, who used to take her kid in her pram and leave her there all through her working shift. mad, honestly, its mad

Awful! Only suffer this place with the kids if they get invited to a party here. The food’s over cooked and like tasteless rubber, the staff a miserable and rude and the play and activity equipment means a good clean and repair. The ball pool in particular is filthy and the mats are all torn and grubby.

This ‘wacky’ warehouse (the name says it all!) is in a decent enough location, the architecturally poor but leisure facilities abundant Parrs Wood entertainment complex, but it’s not a place I ever look forward to visiting. Fortunately I’ve got an official looking doctors note to state I must never enter the premises, so it’s rare I have to make the pilgrimage.
Wacky is a word which needs tying up in an Asda bin bag and dropped along into a stretch of the Irwell. Perhaps they should start with changing the names (and ridiculous graphics) and have a complete overhaul of the business. It is the pre-​eminent kids plays centre in the uk, but I’m assuming that’s down to the lack of competition.
I always get hit in the face bits with an aroma of junior wee and shake n vac when I have the misfortune to find myself destined to shave years off my life sitting inside these ‘fun palaces’.
The kids obviously love them (which I suppose is entirely the point), although it’s not unusual to spot bouts of ball wars (in the ball park) and the kids try and pelt the colourful, spherical missiles towards each others necks and eyes resulting in salt water seeping from said eyes. it’s just that they could make the effort to entertain the adults a little bit more — decent scran and good coffee and a set of newspaper would be a start.
Head over heels does it better.

Wacky Warehouse in located in the M20 area of Manchester and is mainly a kids indoor ball centre, they also have a large pub style resturant, certainly great if you want to enjoy some good grub and let the kids burn of a bit of steam, beautiful inside and out, extremly clean and the staff are very helpful and friendly.

the wacky warehouse is an indoor play area which has ball pools, slides etc, great for rainy days but can get extremely busy especially during the school holidays which can result in a few boisterous moments & the odd crying child!