LIST: Indoor Amusement Parks in Metro Manila for Kids and Families

When you ask Filipino families where they usually go for a pasyalan in the city, the first answer is often the shopping mall. However, Metro Manila has more to offer, with indoor amusement parks that bring real fun and lasting memories. So buckle up as we explore the best spots in the city that can make weekends and holidays with the family truly unforgettable.

Funtopia Park in Opus Mall is a steampunk-themed indoor amusement park where kids can climb, slide, and explore to their heart’s content. It has obstacle courses, a giant ball pit, multi-lane slides, and the Train Fortress that adds an adventurous twist to playtime. Parents can unwind in comfortable seating areas, while a nursing station makes the park convenient for families with younger children.

Location: 5/F, Opus, Bridgetowne Destination Estate, Quezon City
Operating Hours: 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM daily

Rates: ₱600 for 1 hour (1 child + 1 guardian), ₱700 for 2 hours, ₱800 for 3 hours

Pixie Forest is a whimsical, fairy-tale-themed park that sparks children’s imagination with its magical setup. The place features a carousel, a mini Ferris wheel, and interactive play zones. With its safe and colorful environment, Pixie Forest has become a go-to spot for birthday parties and family outings in the south.

Location: 3/F, Festival Mall, Filinvest City, Alabang, Muntinlupa
Operating Hours: 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM daily

Rates: Inquire directly at Festival Mall for updated ticket prices

DreamPlay is an indoor amusement park inspired by DreamWorks films. Kids can immerse themselves in interactive zones based on movies like Shrek, Kung Fu Panda, and Madagascar. The park combines physical play, digital experiences, and workshops to engage children creatively while keeping them entertained for hours.

Location: City of Dreams Manila, Parañaque
Operating Hours: Wednesday to Sunday: 11:00 AM – 8:00 PM; Closed on Mondays and Tuesdays except during holidays or special events
Rates: ₱1,500 for participants, ₱350 for non-participants; children below 80 cm enter free

Dino Land at SM City North Edsa is a dinosaur-themed indoor amusement park where kids can meet life-sized prehistoric friends. The park offers interactive play areas, dino rides, and fun activities that make learning about dinosaurs exciting. It’s an immersive experience for children who are fascinated by the Jurassic era.

Location: 3/F, City Center, SM North Edsa, Quezon City

Operating Hours: 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM daily

Rates: ₱550 for a child with one guardian; discounted senior citizen and PWD rate at ₱500

Wetpark Adventure Lagoon is an indoor water playground that lets kids splash around safely in a controlled environment. It features water slides, tipping buckets, and shallow pools designed for hours of fun. Families love it for being an all-weather destination where water play is always possible, rain or shine.

Location: 3/F, Venice Grand Canal Mall, McKinley Hill Drive, Taguig
Operating Hours: Monday to Friday: 11:00 AM – 9:00 PM; Saturday to Sunday: 7:30 – 9:00 PM
Rates: Around ₱661 to ₱688 per 3-hour admission ticket

PLAY at Okada Manila is a premium indoor play center designed to entertain kids of all ages. It features themed playrooms, arts and crafts corners, and areas where children can engage in active play. Guided by colorful mascots like Bella, Tata, and Lulu, kids can explore magical corners while parents relax nearby.

Location: G/F, Pearl Wing, Okada Manila, Parañaque
Operating Hours: 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM daily
Rates: ₱599 for kids on weekdays and ₱699 on weekends/holidays (2 hours); ₱299 per guardian

Here are more indoor amusement parks worth visiting:

• Kidzoona – Role-playing stations, slides, and ball pits for kids; branches in SM San Lazaro (Manila), Waltermart Makati, Uptown Mall Taguig, and Mitsukoshi BGC (as Kids Box by Kidzoona)

• Active Fun – Multi-level play gym with trampolines and slides; SM Megamall (Mandaluyong)

• Jump Yard Trampoline Park – Wall-to-wall trampolines and foam pits; Ortigas, Pasig

• LazerXtreme – Laser tag battles for kids and teens; Market! Market!, Taguig

• Quantum, World of Fun, Tom’s World – Classic arcade and play centers; multiple branches in major Metro Manila malls

Metro Manila may be filled with malls and play areas, but amusement parks and playgrounds bring a special kind of magic you won’t find anywhere else. They give families the chance to bond, kids the freedom to run wild, and even adults the perfect excuse to let loose and feel like a kid again.

Click here for a list of Quezon City pasyalans.