KidZania lates: Roleplay and booze as kids’ playland opens to adults
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KidZania, a playland where kids can pretend to be pilots, firefighters and singers, is opening to adults and allowing you to get in touch with your inner child – with added booze.
The newly-launched fun zone based in Westfield Shepherd’s Bush will open for two adult-only evenings on October 22 and December 3.
The experience begins when you check into KidZania International Airport and ‘land’ in the 75,000 square foot child-size city. You’re then free to roam the space, taking in more than 60 role-play activities including fighting crime with the police, being an air conditioning engineer, denistry and working in a bank. There's even a climbing wall and a tour bus.
Every event ticket comes with a free drink and there’ll also be bars selling more drink as well as food open throughout the night. This effectively means that Londoners will be able to spend their evening getting slowly sozzled while pretending to put out fires and pull out teeth.
Fancy it?
Tickets cost £29.50 and are available here.
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