Geronimo's

Geronimos is a decent enough indoor venue where the kids can run themselves to a standstill if it’s raining outside (as it often is in Rhyl). It’s split into two parts, Geronimo’s is for the bigger kids and Little Injuns for the smaller ones. Both cost the same admission price (£2.95) last time I took my kids there.

It’s the sort of place kids will love while their parents rapidly get bored sitting at one of the tables, sipping on cups of coffee as they wait for their offspring to run out of energy. The benefits for the parents come later as the kids should sleep well after an hour here.

A couple of words of warning. No-one is allowed on the 25 foot vertical drop slide unless they’re wearing cotton clothing, presumably man-made fibres will spontaneously combust on the way down. Also anyone going in needs to be wearing socks. They sell socks at the counter, and to be fair don’t try to rip you off, but save yourself a quid and make sure you take some with you.

If I was to comment for my 7 year old son he would say he loves it. I have been to several parties for children and I would say all appear to find it good fun. There is a seperate waiting area where you can get refreshements (no alcohol). The site is situated in an arcade on the promenade, so parking nearby is a little tricky.

Geronimo’s is situated inside the Palace Amusement Arcade on the seafront, so is easy to find, it has a cafe, a play area with slides, climbing frames,rope ladders, although there is a height restrictionto the play area, it is still a brilliant place to take children. One of my daughters live in Rhyl and holds my grandsons birthday parties here, it’s great fun for kids of all ages,( my son-in-law goes in with his sons and I don’t know who enjoys them themseves more.) Prices start from £6.95 per child. Although there is a Geronimo’s here in Warrington, I’ve not been so can’t compare it..