I took my 2 preschool aged kids here yesterday and we had a fantastic time - going midweek when the bigger kids are at school was intentional! The facility was very clean, the staff were all friendly and happy to help and the coffee shop prices were very reasonable I thought. The toddler play area is not as exciting as the bigger kids area and so my youngest felt a bit upset watching his brother on the big slides, but as he has only just started walking he was nowhere near old enough to brave the big kids area! This was our first visit to a playcentre and lthough it is an expensive treat we all really enjoyed it.

Approximate cost: $30 with 2 kids and snacks

although this is a really nice play centre, it would be nice if there were more things for the little kids. the bigger kids seem to have a lot of good play things though. the cafe serves yummy food but limited choices for a toddler.

Approximate cost: $9 for a toddler

I went to Little Tigrrs with my 5 kids ranging from 8 to 4 months and they had a great time! The best part for me (apart from the kids being entertained) was the staff were FANTASTIC. The centre was packed but as soon as I arrived they came up to me and personally found me a spot until they could secure me a bigger table. Then they personally moved me over to the bigger table. I had to breastfeed my baby and she doesn't like noise and I simply asked if there was a seat to sit on in the toilet (as it was occupied at the time of asking) and they said - "oh no - the party room is great for feeding and they put a seat in there for me and turned off the lights and closed the door... etc) and hence the feed was great! Also worth mentioning, was the food - edible & believe it or not - very yummy! The kids ate everything in front of them - which is rare. Couldn't have been a better start to the day. Thank you to Mike at Little Tiggrs for his service - spectacular!

Approximate cost: $80

Great Playcentre-spotlessly clean, nice staff. The nice thing was that they didn't charge for adults. Most of the others charge an entrance for adults (but they give you a coffee voucher). I don't like this as I don't drink tea or coffee. It just seems like a grab for more money. Great food selection. Can seem a bit small but you get used to it.

I took my three and a half year old and her friend to Little Tigrrs for a play. WHilst they had lots of fun it was very expensive I thought at $8-50 (for 1 - 5 year olds I think). The other difficult issue with this paly centre is that you can't take any of your own food in so as well as paying the entrance fee you also have to fork out for any food that the kids may need. The positive thing however is thatitisn't as big as some other centres where the kids seem to get a bit lost and you spend the whole time following them around when they are younger.

Approximate cost: $8-50