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Sala Zabaw Ampa Park Centralna 600m² atrakcji, trampoliny, tyrolka, boisko, urodziny dla dzieci

Indoor play center with trampolines, slides, and birthday events for kids

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4.7 (1129 reviews)
location_on Centralna 41a, 31-586 Kraków, Poland
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Sala Zabaw Ampa Park Centralna 600m² atrakcji, trampoliny, tyrolka, boisko, urodziny dla dzieci

At a Glance

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Best Ages

3 - 12 years

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Cost

Varies

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Time Needed

2 - 4 hours

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Indoor/Outdoor

Indoor

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Weather Fit

All weather

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Stroller Access

Yes

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Washrooms

On-site

restaurant

Food

Café available

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Parking

On-site parking

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Booking

Recommended

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Parent Effort

Low

verified Our Take

Suitable for children aged 3 and up, with dedicated zones for younger children. Ideal for active families seeking indoor entertainment during colder months. Note that some facilities may require supervision for young toddlers.

About This Place

A multi-attraction indoor play center located at Centralna 41a in Kraków, Poland. It features trampolines, obstacle courses, ziplines, ball pits, a climbing wall, and themed play zones suitable for children aged 3 to 16. The space includes areas for younger children, birthday party booking, fitness classes, and creative workshops. Adults can relax in an on-site café. The facility is open daily, typically in the daytime hours, with seasonal events like Halloween parties. It is part of a network with additional locations in Wieliczka and Kraków Bronowice.

Official Website open_in_new
schedule Hours
Monday – Sunday
10:00 – 20:00

Hours were last verified in 2026. Please check the official website for the most up-to-date opening times.

payments Admission

Check the official website for current admission prices.

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Play areas for all ages

Trampoline park with toddler-friendly zone

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Adults can unwind

On-site café for adult relaxation

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Hosting options available

Space for birthday parties and group events

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Adventure zones for older children

Obstacle courses and ziplines for older kids

Good to Know Before You Go

Age range
Children aged 3 and up; dedicated play area for under-5s
Activities
Trampolines, obstacle courses (including Ninja course), ziplines, climbing walls, ball pits, tube slides, multi-level playgrounds, and a children's party zone
Birthday parties
Offered with dedicated packages; include setup, supervision, and party rooms
Café
On-site café for adults to relax while children play
Seasonal operation
Open seasonally, typically in summer; hours may vary based on demand or events such as Halloween parties
Accessibility
Multi-level layout; suitable for toddlers and older children; stroller access may be limited in some areas due to structural design
Facility features
Includes a dedicated child-friendly zone (Strefa Maluszka) for younger kids; also hosts fitness classes, art workshops, and group events
Additional locations
Part of a network with locations in Wieliczka and Kraków Bronowice

Kid Fit by Age

Babies

The facility is not suitable for babies due to the high-energy, physical activities and lack of designated infant-safe zones.

Toddlers

Toddlers can enjoy age-appropriate areas like Strefa Maluszka, ball pits, and low-level climbing; however, supervision is essential due to higher equipment levels elsewhere.

Preschoolers

Ideal for preschoolers with accessible trampolines, obstacle courses, and a dedicated play zone designed for their age group.

Elementary

Perfect for elementary-aged children who can navigate various challenges like ziplines, climbing walls, and obstacle courses with ease.

Tweens

Tweens may find the activities engaging but some attractions could feel less challenging or repetitive; appeal depends on their interest in physical play.

Teens

Teenagers might find limited appeal unless participating in special events or fitness classes; not typically considered a social space for teens.

Insider Tips

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Arrive 10 minutes early to check in and avoid delays

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Use the 'Strefa Maluszka' zone for toddlers

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Book parties online in advance to secure time slots

health_and_safety Safety
  • •Supervised play areas for young children
  • •Soft landing surfaces on all equipment
  • •Staff available to assist during visits
accessible Accessibility
  • •Step-free access at main entrance
  • •Sensory-friendly hours occasionally available
  • •Baby change facilities in restrooms
Wheelchair accessible entrance

schedule Best Time to Visit

Visit mid-week mornings for fewer crowds and quieter play.

shopping_bag What to Bring

  • check_boxComfortable运动 clothes
  • check_boxNon-slip socks for trampolines
  • check_boxSnacks for breaks
  • check_boxWater bottles
  • check_boxSmall towel or wipe

Frequently Asked Questions

What ages are best suited for playing at Ampa Park? expand_more

Ampa Park is suitable for children ages 3 and up, with specific areas designed for younger kids such as the Strefa Maluszka play zone. Older children also enjoy the more challenging activities like trampolines and obstacle courses.

Is there parking available near Ampa Park? expand_more

Parking is available nearby on Centralna Street, though specific details about on-site parking or paid parking zones are not provided in the current information. Visitors may need to look for street parking in the surrounding area.

Can we buy food or drink at Ampa Park? expand_more

The facility has an on-site café where adults can relax and get refreshments while children play. No food is provided during visits; guests are welcome to bring their own snacks or drinks.

Do we need to book in advance to visit Ampa Park? expand_more

Booking is recommended, especially for birthday parties and group events. For general visits, it may not be required but could help secure a spot during busy times.

What should we bring or wear when visiting Ampa Park? expand_more

Comfortable shoes are recommended, as the park involves jumping and climbing. Parents should also bring a change of clothes for children, since activities can be active and slightly messy.

Is Ampa Park accessible for strollers or wheelchairs? expand_more

The park includes designated areas for younger children (Strefa Maluszka) and uses non-slip flooring throughout. Accessible pathways and ramps are present in the main structure, though some equipment may not support wheelchair access.

Location

Address

Centralna 41a, 31-586 Kraków, Poland

Phone

+48 535 000 044

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