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Playhood - Indoor Playground: Entry Ticket

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Duration: 1h 30mins

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Anida, Netherlands

14 Nov 2025

Excellent

It's so child-friendly, very clean, and there's so much to do. The girls who work there are super friendly. Everything is very safe for kids. Highly recommended!

Amsterdam: Playhood Entry Ticket

Napaschon, Netherlands

31 Oct 2024

Excellent

Amsterdam: Playhood Entry Ticket

Henny, Netherlands

18 Feb 2025

Excellent

Amsterdam: Playhood Entry Ticket

About: Playhood

Join a fun experience at 'The Hood.' This place is great for both kids and adults, where you can pretend to be a fireman, pizza chef, or astronaut. You can also get your play gear at Albert Klein. Each session lasts 1.5 hours, giving you access to the play area and café. You can try specialty coffees and Dutch toasties.

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15 Danzigerbocht, 1013 AM, Amsterdam

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