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Added by Jopie, at 27 October 2016
Opening Hours
- Monday 9:00 AM – 9:00 PM
- Tuesday 9:00 AM – 9:00 PM
- Wednesday 9:00 AM – 9:00 PM
- Thursday 9:00 AM – 11:00 PM
- Friday 10:00 AM – 11:00 PM
- Saturday 10:00 AM – 11:00 PM
- Sunday 9:00 AM – 9:00 PM
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23 Reviews
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06 June 2018
Very expensive. Good for all day activities. Plan for 8 hours stay
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05 June 2018
a great place for kids to learn through playing and to feed their imagination!
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11 May 2018
Only for kids. We went on Friday it was so crowded can't try all counters. At least kids need 4 to 5 hrs to enjoy all games. Some counters are closed it mentioned we will be backbut no idea when they will be back.Only kids below 12 yrs can enjoy not more than that..
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02 May 2018
It's nice and good for the kids to learn and ready for the real world laterthe place is clean and the people working there are so hospitable and courtious..we all enjoy the dayuntil next timekai😊
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02 May 2018
Get ready for a better world. Amazing place to escape the adult world.
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28 February 2018
It might have been better but there were 900+ people inside, my daughter only got to participate in one activity because there were long waits every where. It cost us both 20 kd to enter, then had to get my daughter fun food from Burger king, and buy slime. Things you can do anywhere without paying 20 KD.
I don’t consider this was a good experience and would hesitate to return. My daughter still enjoyed the night.response / report this review -
24 February 2018
Great place..we spent entire day here and time went by very fast..my kid loved it.
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06 February 2018
Great place for kids to have fun. Lacks enough organization in some areas, which might be frustrating for those who wait in line!
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14 January 2018
its so lovely place for kids to learning some jop like fireman or Berger or pizza
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25 December 2017
Queues were not maintained in Ice scating rink and pizza express and hence kids could not take part in it which is unfortunate as they look forward to it most. Too much overcrowded and time mostly spent for waiting .Most of the food cannot be paid by kidzos.
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01 December 2017
Fun for kids but needs better waiting line organization and better staff/resources allocation. There was only one staff for pizza express who took care of dressing the kids which took about 10 minutes especially with the large gloves, preparing the pizza which took another 10-15 minutes, then finally doing the actual work with the kids which didn’t last more than 10 minutes. And then instead of letting a new group of kids get in, he, the one and only staff, had to cook the pizzas and serve them to the kids, which took at least 15 minutes.
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28 October 2017
Nice place your kids will learn how to earn money
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28 August 2017
Great place but needs a lot of work towards the employees. Some kids went before our kids in line, the employee from fire department didn't pay attention, so those kids went first, even the manager was too late to fix the issue. Poor judgement, very disappointed. I hope if we come next time it'll be more under control
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08 August 2017
Fun activities for kids up to 14 yrs were they can try grownup jops. Little pricey but worth it if you get discounts like with co-op ( I've got it for 7 KD per ticket ) They spend at least 4 hours there and up to 7 hours sometimes!! THIS IS THE TOP ACTIVITY FOR KIDS IN KUWAIT 👍🏼
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29 July 2017
I bit crowded on weekends but worth still worth it to spend a day here
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20 July 2017
What an amazing place for children kids fully engaged.. even great place for my 2 years old daughter and perfect on for 10 years old
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25 June 2017
Bring your kids here to enjoy , you won't regret, they will love you
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25 May 2017
KidZania Kuwait have inexcusably managed to impose a crass framework of injustice and sexist discrimination amongst children. In so doing, you have succeeded in supporting and nurturing inequality in young children, and for this I hold them entirely accountable. Suffice to say, they will never receive another penny from my family (not that they care); however, I will provide the following information so that others may see what a pathetic organisation they have become in Kuwait.
I have raised my daughter to understand that she has exactly the same rights as anyone else and, as is important in this case, that her gender has zero bearing in the justification of equality. One of the reasons we chose to come to Kuwait is because the country and its leadership clearly promote equality amongst its people and the hosted expatriate communities.
The latest #SpiritOfKuwait campaign launched in the first week of May 2017 highlighted the importance of Article 29; “Kuwait, Article 29: Religion, Equality and Freedom: 1) All people are equal in human dignity and in public rights and duties before the law, without distinction to race, origin, language, or religion. 2) Personal liberty is guaranteed.” (Kuwait Times, 2017)
My daughter attended KidZania Kuwait with a group of her school friends. They were so excited and the opportunity to create positive childhood memories was one which they all looked forward to. Having arrived at the facility in the Avenues Mall, KidZania Kuwait decided it was appropriate to tell a group of 10 year old girls that they could not scale the climbing wall, because their shorts were too short…
For starters, the girls were wearing exactly the same conventional sports shorts the boys were wearing. In fact, they were all dressed uniformly. Interestingly enough, KidZania Kuwait didn’t hesitate to strap one of the boys into his harness; a point which will become apparent shortly. My daughter questioned the rule to disallow girls onto the climbing wall, and the response from the attending member of staff was that they would have to wear leggings due to the fact that failing to do so would expose their underwear to passers-by (aka other children, because as far as I am aware adults have no business looking at other children's 'personal belongings'). The boy in the harness came over and immediately demonstrated that the harness he was wearing in preparation for the climbing wall could in fact just as easily expose his underwear; therefore, he did not understand why there was one rule for girls and one rule for boys.
KidZania Kuwait states that; “The various playful activities of KidZania are specifically designed to aid physical and intellectual growth, and contribute to the development of skills and attitudes” (Kidzania Kuwait, 2017).
Their Instagram account then goes further to state that; “KidZania is an award-winning concept that is globally recognized for its unique blend of entertainment and education - edutainment.” (Kidzania, 2017)
The children actually walked away as a collective, when one of the girls who was wearing leggings went back to ask if she could climb the wall, to which your member of staff said; "Yes." The same girl then walked away, changed her hair style and raised the leggings to just above her knee. Upon her 2nd attempt, your member of staff didn’t recognise her and told her that she could not climb as her leggings were too short (just above the knee).
Was the rule in order to prevent the girls’ underwear from showing (despite the boys facing the same risk), or was it because leggings (which don’t show underwear) were just above the knee, or was it because the same leggings (once well below the knee) were acceptable to use in the 1st place?
In closing, I would recommend KidZania Kuwait stops falling into the trap of blurring the definition of modesty with inequality.
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10 March 2017
On there Excellency☺❤☺ with regards through proper handling with care within the kids
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06 March 2017
Great place, can get great ticket deals during Ramadan
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02 March 2017
Helps build your child's character. Lots of fun. Well-worth the price.
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29 January 2017
Customer are 80% kids ages between 2 years old to 14 years old and our basic role is to entertain, educate and motivate them by serving our good and quality service by acting different roles in society like bankers, police officers, nurses, fashion models, singers, doctors, news anchors, pilots, flight attendants, courrier agents, fireman, actors, retailers, photographers and a lot more. We motivate kids to work as an adult in certain establishments.
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03 November 2016
Amazing place for kids. They can learn and have fun at the same time. It's Education and entertainment city. Love it
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