Kidtropolis

About Kidtropolis

Kidtropolis is a world of imagination for children in Vancouver, close to the intersection of Westminster Highway and No. 2 Road. It is an immersive experience for kids as the facility is set to mimic a small town with small buildings such as the ‘animal hospital,’ a school,’ ‘an auto shop,’ amongst many others. Kids enjoy here taking an active part in pretend play. The pretend play structures also have little toys and equipment to add to the experience. There is also an additional play area for those who want to enjoy slides and tunnels. Having a party room makes this facility a top choice amongst parents because it not only contributes to their development but also brings out the fun element with pretend play options available.

110-5940 No 2 Rd, Richmond, BC V7C 4R9

Thursday 10 a.m.–5 p.m.
Friday 10 a.m.–5 p.m.
Saturday 10 a.m.–5 p.m.
Sunday 10 a.m.–5 p.m.
Monday Closed
Tuesday 10 a.m.–5 p.m.
Wednesday 10 a.m.–5 p.m.

Why Should I go there?

Variety of pretend play options to play in.
Children can play separately from pretend play in a separate play area.
This facility can be used to rent for kids’ events.
There are additional special events hosted by Kidtropolis such as the ‘Kids night out’ or the ‘Nerf night out’.

Who is it Suitable for?

Kids ages between 2-10 years of age.

Main Attractions

The pretend play structures include:
- The animal hospital
- School
- Bank
- Auto shop
- Broadcasting company
Playground area.
Munchies cafe.

Kidtropolis Prices and Admission

Disclaimer: These prices are mentioned based on our best knowledge at the time of publication. Before you visit, please confirm the actual prices from the business directly.

Play Structures at Kidtropolis

Kidtropolis is an indoor city where children can engage in interactive play, utilize the equipment, and play to their full potential. It’s a great place for children to socialize and pick comfortable roles. In this list, we have listed some of the most popular ones.

1. The Animal Hospital:
The animal hospital where your child gets to experience what all vets do!

2. School:
The school mimics a classroom with desks and chairs and a teacher’s desk.

3. Bank:
Right next to the school is a replica of a popular commercial bank in Canada. with a street lamp outside to mimic a town-like feel.

4. Auto shop
A car dealership with gas pumps! There are also Tike cars parked outside to drive around the town.

5. Broadcasting Company:
Take the stage and pretend you are a news anchor going live on a news channel.

6. Theatre:
A Central Park Theatre in an outdoor setting with benches for the audience and a stage for any child who wants to test if they have it in them to perform on stage!

7. Grocery store:
The grocery store has plastic produce, carts and a cashier so kids can enjoy independently as they make a grocery run!

8. Fire department:
In addition to having fireman jackets and hats, children can pretend to be heroes by turning to the fire department when an emergency arises.

9. Playground area:
The playground is a large, spacious play space with slides, tunnels, a little obstacle, and a treehouse for variety and help them engage in free play while socializing.

Kidtropolis Reviews

We were the first to arrive on a Tuesday morning and it was nice to start off with a place (almost) all to ourselves. My 5 y.o. had lots of fun with all the stations and toys. Washroom was clean and staff were friendly and attentive. We spent more than 2 hours and I'm sure he could have stayed longer. Would definitely return next time.

I highly recommend hosting a kids birthday party here. We celebrated our son’s 6th birthday party and all of us had an awesome time. The staff are efficient, helpful and friendly. The place is accessible and clean. They set up the party rooms pretty standard and we were able to decorate it. A big shout out to our party host Maya for helping us!!

Conclusion

Kidtropolis takes the cake as one of the most popular indoor playgrounds in Vancouver. Not only does it have variety, but it is also a great way to explore outside and learn about what they want to be when they grow up when they gain confidence in roles that attract them to those roles.