It's a tourist trap, the price is high, and inside it's something like an ordinary European miniature town for children. All interesting/working rooms are available for an additional fee, in addition to the expensive entrance fee. The free ones are not working, or they are very tired, or the queue is a kilometer long. The kids just hang around there until their parents pay for some kind of masterclass or animator job. In terms of design, it does not reach the average playground of a shopping center in any major city of the Russian Federation.

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Tatiana Emelianenko

Level 7 Local Expert

A good children's town of professions. The child was especially impressed by working as a firefighter and almost a real fire truck and almost a real fire extinguishing! You can try many different professions for every taste. But you need to be prepared to incur additional costs for some master classes. It was a bit unexpected for me. So visiting is not cheap. But it's cool, even for an adult it's interesting.

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Катя Пинк

Level 8 Local Expert

I am 15, I go to kidzania often, since children's entertainment for my age has already ended, and adults will not start for another 3 years, I will compare it with Moscow kidzania. I want to say that I both liked and disliked the same characteristic of this place - everything is quite simple here. In Moscow, it is necessary to clearly enter a clear number of people in time, a clear number of minutes to arrive inside the activity and then leave clearly in time. Right there, everything is completely simple - after starting in up to 5 minutes, they can take you or another person to a profession, inside in such professions as drawing and something like that, where you do everything yourself - you can do it for at least half an hour and no one will stop you and say - that's it, go away. As for the staff and children, I felt like some A1 with my good English against the background of children 4-8 years old, who have English as a second language since childhood and they are both on their own and on it, but, unlike if someone spoke Russian badly - on the contrary, they support, for example, on the radio or washing windows. The staff also speaks the language in very simple phrases - children much younger than me would also understand everything. As you have already understood, everything here is in English for both locals and tourists. Bottom line: If you like a pleasant attitude and a calm atmosphere, you are here. The only drawback is very very expensive, if you convert to rubles, then it is 2 times more expensive than with us without discounts. I recommend Kidzania in Dubai - in a few hours you can visit a large number of professions - I was at seven in 3 hours, when in Russia I passed about one per hour. For general development, I advise you to go here, it will be very interesting to see how the idea of a city of professions for children looks like in different countries, both for children and for parents. P.S. - in some professions, the height restrictions are 200 cm in space, 160 cm on typewriters - I didn't really like it, since we don't have such a restriction and it's only an age restriction. If it seems to you that 200cm+ and 160cm+ do not go to kidzania, then reread the first sentence, I personally have a 208cm guy in my class. In general, come.

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