Sneak Peek: This Indoor Play Park for All Ages Is Now in Manila

(SPOT.ph) It wasn't long ago when we heard that the Finnish indoor park SuperPark was coming to the Philippines. The multi-activity park enticed us with its different activities and play concepts; and after waiting for six months, SuperPark Philippines is finally opening its doors to the public on Sunday, October 29, at Eastwood City. If you plan on being among the first to experience everything this giant indoor playground offers, we're giving you a sneak peek into what to expect at this new attraction.

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Here's your first look at Eastwood's SuperPark Philippines:

SuperPark at Eastwood Mall is the newest place for releasing pent-up energy and frustrations through physical activity. The indoor park features combinations of trampolines, slides, and games designed to tire you out physically and have fun in the process. 

Designed to instill a love for movement and play for all ages, SuperPark has activities for kids and kids-at-heart. The space features three major zones and 21 different play modes designed for thrill-seekers, sports enthusiasts, and families looking for a day of fun and adventure. 

The indoor park has three themed zones designed to stimulate different kinds of play. The first area, The Adventure Zone, highlights active play through the tapWall, the Sliding Mountain, and Funball. Different aspects of physical activity, such as reaction time, memory, and speed, are tested in tapWall. Meanwhile, younger participants can improve coordination at Funball, where they are tasked to accurately shoot balls down pipes to score points. But in our opinion, the greatest adventure is still with the Sliding Mountain, where guests can revel in the thrill of a sudden drop from the top. 

Next, we have the Freestyle Hall, where guests can fully test their physical limits by playing on professional-grade trampolines, airbags,  and climbing walls.

The last zone, but certainly not the least, is the Game Arena. This is by far the largest area in the park. The space features not just your typical arcade games like pinball, hoops, and foosball, but also more advanced modes of play that use augmented reality to extend the fun into the digital realm. If you haven't guessed it by now, then yes, SuperPark isn't your average playzone. 

How to book tickets to SuperPark Philippines:

If you're just as hyped as we are, then you're probably wondering by now how to enter this place. Tickets to SuperPark Philippines can be bought on-site at the park's ticket counter or through their website. Most debit and credit cards are accepted as modes of payment along with e-wallets like GCash. 

Tickets to SuperPark Philippines come in two kinds. The regular adult tickets and junior tickets. Junior tickets are applicable to guests below 90 centimeters. All guests above that height limit must purchase regular adult tickets. 

SuperPark Philippines Ticket Prices

Regular Adult Tickets

• Weekday Rate (Mondays to Thursdays): P650
• Superday Rate (Friday to Sunday): P750

Junior Tickets: P200

Aside from the entrance tickets, guests to SuperPark Philippines are required to wear grip socks. These socks can be purchased inside the venue at P75 per pair.

Guests may enter the park during mall hours. SuperPark's operating hours follow the operating hours of Eastwood City Mall. 

Check out all the fun activities you can do at Eastwood's SuperPark Philippines:

Catch all these and more activities when SuperPark Philippines fully opens to the public on October 29.

SuperPark Philippines is at 4/F Eastwood Mall, Eastwood City, Quezon City. Tickets start at P750. For more information, visit SuperPark Philippines' Facebook page.

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