Gulli Parc Rennes - Cesson

The parc in itself is a very good visit, still a pity that they have the old bouncy castle section is used for birthdays but it is NEVER or rarely used. My daughter had fun playing there for hours. I went there planning on eating lunch as I had always done this but they have now taken nuggets and chips off the menu, try getting a fussy child to eat hashis parmentier, (Just a microwaveable cottage pie meal) my daughter went hungry and just ate some crepes, more sugar and more expense. I ate a quiche, awful for what we paid. Better to just not do food or let us bring our own because your food is AWFUL! I hate wasting food but the hashis parmentier went in your bin. I will never eat there for lunch again. Abysmal.

We celebrated our daughter's 8th birthday! Why Im not satisfied with this place and why I don't recommend it. 1. Super crowded, must be a limit of accepting people 2. No ventilation, horrible bad small 3. To get a bottle of water you had to wait 15 mins in line 4. We choose the Astronauts theme, there were two people taking care of children. The boy was nice and active, but the girl was like a mannequin :( We have celebrated another birthday at Woupi Cap Malo, it was absolutely much better. Im giving two stars just because kids had fun.

I was very kindly invited to Gulli with my 5 yo daughter for the birthday of a little friend. It was my first time there and while I was happy my daughter had this time with her friends, I found this a rather stressful experience and will avoid it in future. The pros: - The staff were helpful and responsive, taking appropriate action when needed (one of our girls was slightly hurt inside the structure and they got her out quickly) - the children love the excitement The cons: - on a hot day the air con cannot cope: do not expect to stay cool - the main play area is devoted to 3-12 yo which in my opinion is too wide an age range: pre-teens hyped up on sugar an excitement do not have the maturity to watch out and be careful around the younger kids, who get pushed around (even though I went in with them) - Once inside the play structure you are essentially locked in and will need to retrace your steps to get out, which is a very long way for small kids. The emergency exit has a padlock on, and will require intervention from a member of staff to open, but someone will need to go and get them from the front desk. If you are the only adult and you are inside with your little one, you are both trapped. I found this unsafe and honestly quite scary when my daughter's friend got hurt (fortunately nothing serious and her mum who thankfully had not come into the structure with us got someone to come very quickly) - very noisy - to be fair I knew it would be!😂 - so many extra amusements inside require tokens, which kids find hard to understand. My friends had purchased a few as an extra treat for children in our party and several times random unknown children came to us asking for us to give them one to play this or that. We obliged one of them who was very young, but found it uncomfortable having to explain to the older ones that they should ask their own parents...😥