Playmobil Funpark

I love bringing my daughter here. For $ 1 per person she gets to play with a whole bunch of toys, it’s great! The staff is friendly and overall they do a good job of keeping the place clean. My daughter has never gotten sick after playing here. We are very happy to have this nearby and try to visit at least once a month. Keep up the good work Playmobil!

Great place to keep your children busy playing with all their toys while giving mom or dad a chance to relax.

I took my little ones (2 &4) here for the first time Saturday afternoon. Even with a birthday party happening, the noise level was reasonable. We had lunch before going, but if you are hungry, there is a small dining area with vending machines. Next time we go, we will be there soon after opening. As you can imagine, with the price of admission being $ 1.00 per person, the place fills up fast. My little ones will enjoy more with less of a crowd.

You can’t beat this place for the $ 1/​person admission. It has a sitting area with vending machines if you are hungry. They have a full retail store to buy toys in. They have a very large play area that has a few dozen tables for kids to play at and toys galore. I see people walk around and reset the tables when they are not in use and things are constantly being cleaned, and it’s nice and cool in here. This place is a fantastic option of you are looking for something for your little one to do on a hot or rainy day. My daughter loves it.

I was looking for something cheap to do with my 5 year old nephew. The $ 1/​person entry fee sounded perfect so we checked it out. There is a giant room full of tables set up with different toy sets and whimsical themes and decorations that make it a great play room. The kids seemed to really like it, but I wish there were better areas for adults to sit and watch, only a few flimsy park benches.
There is a store that carries all of the toy sets that are in the play room and some vending machines in a snack area.
It’s a great option for affordable indoor kids activities!

A dollar gets you in the door and there are different play areas that ready to be explored. It’s aimed for children, but who said adults can’t join in on the fun too? Dreams of farms, pirates, dollhouses, police, and more can come true by building their own Playmobil figures. It’s a great place to entertain kids for a while or even a long time and the staff does a good job with trying to keep the areas clean. Kids are free to make a mess there, so it’s hard to keep it tidy when there are a bunch of them running around and exploring the place. If you’re looking to eat, the only thing they have is a vending machine with a few snacks. Bring something to eat or feel free to go out for a bite and come back since the admission is good for the whole day with a receipt.

Great place, especially on a rainy day, for Playmobil fans. There are lots of tables set up and some one is constantly going around straightening them out. It’s only $ 1 per person and there is an area to eat lunch (packed lunch). My son is 4.5 and my daughter is 2.5 ABF they spent hours there, my son asks to go back all the time. Other than it being far from Coral Springs, it’s a great outing.

Our kids are 9 and 7 and that may be the limit to really enjoy this. We were expecting more so a bit of a disappointment but they did have great exhibits and you can play with everything. Staff does a pretty good job to make sure they keep things straightened up. We went on a day that was much cheaper and that made it worth it. Full price may not work unless you have younger kids. No complaints.

There are about 2 dozen tables with Playmobil toys, plus a few wall decorations. So, they didn’t exactly splurge on this place.
I’ve always liked LEGO because it encourages kids to build, create and imagine new worlds. Playmobil, on the other hand, has always been (and still remains, as is evident in this place), all about themed role-​play (ie firemen station, police station, castles, beach party scene, cowboy vs Indian etc.) Maybe it’s just me, but I just don’t see the educational value in a beach party toy set.
On the plus side, admission is only $ 1 and the kids seem to be relatively engaged, so what do I know?

Great place for the 6yr old and under crowd. Mega cheap to get in… I think it was like $ 1/​person. Not worth driving to if it’s not within reasonably local range. A bit crowded in the summer due to the presence of camps. Bring lots of wipes and make sure to thoroughly scrub your kiddies’s hands… I definitely saw a toy or two get tasted by undersupervised kids.

Super cool for young kids. Burns energy in a relaxing way for parents. Two thumbs up.

Great place to entertain kids for a dollar. There are so many tables full of different themes, there’s something for every kid. Princesses, knights, pirates, farmers, city, you name it. One thing to note is that they only have a vending snack area so you either have to bring lunch or eat out.

I want to live here! We were visiting from Seattle. I LOVE the fact that the Palm Beach area and surroundings have so many indoor play areas for children!!! We don’t have that in Seattle, regardless of the cold and grey weather here, we need more indoor places! I was amazed with the play area, especially with the toddler area. It was fantastic, we arrived earlier in the morning so there weren’t too many children playing yet so the noise level was nonexistent. The admission is only a dollar! You can’t beat that! There is also an eating area because food is not allowed in the play area; Playmobil is not cheap, but it is high quality. This is on my to do list when I come back!
Big down fall, they don’t carry any «vintage» Playmobil in the store.

This place is the bomb for toddlers and parents. The admission was a buck a person and my son definitely got his 18 month fix of toys.
When we left, we bought a set which was discounted 25% — haven’t seen 25% off playmobil anywhere else — so that’s also a plus!
This place is exactly what we hoped Legoland would be!

Best place I’ve found for bringing my kids (4 and 7). It’s a room full of Playmobil toys that they can play with for hours. There are tables and WiFi available so the parents can sit, watch their children and get some work done if needed.
Noise level is very reasonable and they have a vending/​snack area. I believe there are also some local pizza places that bring food in if you want it.
Oh, and best of all… the cost. $ 1 per person.
Be warned… you exit through their store and the PlayMobil toys are not inexpensive.

Great place to entertain your kids for a long time. There are plenty of playsets, your kid will always find one to play with. Also, there is always people setting them back after kids play with them, so they look attractive to start playing again.
I’m on vacation with my 2 yrs old daughter, and we go there 2 or 3 times per week.

Playmobil, makers of prohibitively expensive toys every child loves, has only a handful of these «Funparks» around the world. The concept of the playfully cartoonish castle-​shaped store is simple – allow children to play with the products and they’ll want to buy them all, too.
For a dollar per person, you can enter a giant play space where all of Playmobil’s themed playsets are set out on low, colorful tables and available to play with. The atmosphere is made magical with the addition of lifesize Playmobil figures and building features that allow children to feel they’ve entered the world of Playmobil. Parents will find plenty of benches to sit and watch as well as clean restrooms and a cafeteria corner where you can sit to eat your own packed lunch or options from the vending machines. Your little princess will love to sit in the giant mock-​up of a royal dining room while playing with the multiple castle sets left out to enjoy while the rowdier bunch can stage mock battles in the castle section or pit dozens of plastic pirates against monstrous sea creatures. There is even a bright and cheery place set aside for the under 3 set with age-​appropriate toys.
A visit to the Playmobil Funpark is a must for a hot summer day or as a surprise to a child tired of playing with their own familiar toys. There are always plenty of toys to go around and the $ 1 per person charge is well worth the price.
On the way out, you’ll pass through the store portion of the building where every Playmobil figure, accessory, and playset is available for sale along with some store-​specific t-​shirts, postcards, and other souvenirs. Buy, or not, knowing that anytime you like you can stop in for a $ 1 playdate with more toys than even Richie Rich has ever owned.