FOR FAMILIES
Book floor is lava for kids
Kids from 6 play on the same floor as the grown-ups. Children under 13 must come with a paying adult, so book a place for yourself and play on their team, starting on Casual, our easiest game.
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THE AGE RULES
Kids aged 6 and up
- Players must be 6 or older, so please don't book for younger children.
- Children under 13 must come with a paying adult, so book a place for the adult too.
- A room of only children can't play. Every group with under-13s needs at least one paying adult.
THE KIDS' GAME
10 lives a level on Casual
Most games give a team 6 lives on each level. Casual gives 10, so younger players can make mistakes and still clear the level. When they're ready, move up to Epic Lava.
IS IT SAFE?
What we ask of every player
Covered shoes
Covered shoes with thin soles. No Crocs, slippers or heels.
A quick briefing
Our staff explain the game before you start.
A signed waiver
Every player signs the waiver at the counter. A parent signs for children.
A paying adult
Children under 13 must come with a paying adult who books a place too.
GROWN-UPS PLAY TOO
One team, any age
Two parents and a few kids make one team. Everyone shares the same lives, so everyone has to work together.
It was very fun and a real workout for the four of us as two adults and two kids.It was also a great bonding time.
Great value for money, great experience for young kids and teenagers that parents can join in on the fun
My first time playing with friends and my kids (7 & 8). It was a great 25mins family game. Super fun! Was hoping that each session can be longer. Will definitely come back for more sessions.
We don't run birthday parties and there's no space for cake. You're welcome to book a game for your group, though.
Questions parents ask
Can a 7-year-old play floor is lava?
Yes. Anyone aged 6 and up can play at Lava Floor. Children under 13 must come with a paying adult, so book a place for the adult too. Start younger kids on Casual, which gives 10 lives a level.
Can parents play with their kids?
Yes. Parents and kids play on the same team and share the same lives.
What should kids wear?
Covered shoes with thin soles and clothes they can jump in. No Crocs, slippers or heels.
