The Joy Of Toys - 6 Eu Tong Sen Street #03-51 Clarke Quay Central

Fun for kids. Comfortable seats for the parents. Reasonable pricing. They rotate the toys. Clean. Staff could be friendlier though but I guess everyone is tired - cleaning up after the kids haha.

My boy is 2yrs +, he dont really play slides or ball pit at the other indoor playground (yet?) , so this place is kind of suitable for him, he is busy figuring out all the toys by himself. N there are sofa seats for parents to just slack n rest while waiting for kid...

I only went to the infant area but it was really good and reasonable price, you can also re enter on the day which I thought was good value. Nice relaxing space for mummies while the babies are entertained by all the nice toys. Also highchairs n change tables etc

Nice place for families with young children. Let's start with the pros: 1) Cleanliness and Comfort Place is well-maintained and comfortable. Very bright, clean and spacious. Many sofas for parents to sit down and chill or watch their kids. Staff will put toys back to where they are supposed to be. 2) Variety and Quality Large variety of quality wooden toys from Europe. The toys are in good condition and not those cheap plastic China toys. There's everything from cars and railway trains to puzzles, doll houses and toy kitchens. 3) Location. Conveniently situated in Central Mall. 4) Safety All the toys are within the children's height, with carpets on parts of the floor. Sofas are plush and don't have any hard parts. Tables have rounded edges. The area is big enough and yet contained. Parents can monitor their kids without much worry unlike other indoor playgrounds where there are older kids and small kids can get injured by others. Cons 1) Price Quite pricey for weekends/peak periods since it is $26 per child for 2hours of play. 2) Waiting time We didn't have to wait since we went during the lunch hour. But if you are planning to go on weekends during other timings, then you will probably have to queue as they do not accept reservations and the capacity is limited. 3) No battery operated toys My elder son (4yrs old) was a tad disappointed when he realised the crane wasn't remote controlled. He got bored after a while, and needed us to engage him with the toys as they were all manual. Overall, I would say it is a good place for toddlers. They can play in a safe environment and we parents no need to stress about keeping the toys. Most importantly, remember to bring socks! ?

Great place to take your kids of different ages to play. They have two play areas - a smaller one for toddlers, and another bigger one for older children (above 3). The toys in the different rooms are age-appropriate. The toys are mostly wooden, Montessori-like, no battery toys. There is an elaborate train-set, big doll houses, pretend-play areas, puzzles - something for everyone. The main room is 27$ for 2 hours for 1 child and 2 adults. No reservation required, just walk-in, first-come-first-serve basis.

Amazing place for kids. I went with my 1yr old and the I can’t area is fu of wooden toys. I loved that. She had so much fun exploring, walking, falling. They have a very well maintained diaper changing room and few high chairs to feed the babies. Highly recommend. Though I only went on a weekday not sure what the weekend vibes are. I wish adults were allowed to take a coffee inside that would make this a perfect play date place for parents.

Visited this place several times- my experience have been positive so far. The staff are helpful with providing assistance. There are good variety of toys- my kid enjoys playing and exploring. It's conveniently located in Central, above Clarke Quay mrt. I also like the fact DDDK and Craftsmen Coffee is nearby too.

What a great indoor playground at Clarke Quay Central. It serves both fun for kiddos and relaxing time for parents as they have a good sofa to sit on while watching your little ones playing. And unlike other indoor playgrounds, this place doesn’t have any slides or any activity that requires bigger muscles (gross motor skills). Instead, the area is more on small wooden toys which encourages structured play like manipulative and construction for fine motor skills. Also serves an open-ended play for the great imagination of our little tots. And lovely staff. :)