Prizma Park
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Partyzanskaja
74 m
Metro station Partyzanskaja
55 m
95 reviews
November 18
+ The children liked it very much. There are many locations, a large area, and there is no feeling of crowding. There are tables "just to sit", there are tables for celebrating birthdays, or whole separate rooms. On the territory of the center there is a cafe, a wardrobe, shoe racks, a toilet, and actually a game area. Yes, for those who have a multi-storey parking lot at their disposal (for now it is free).
- Parents need to pay 5 rubles (once) to enter the park. The cafe has a fairly limited menu, you can not bring your own food (the exception is a birthday cake). The entrance ticket is not cheap, and it is bought for the whole day. It would be possible to make a price depending on the time spent in the center. At the moment, there is a very large number of visitors on weekends.
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November 7
The mall itself is very nice, comfortable and bright with a good assortment of shops, Hippo is small, but with a wide assortment, the food court is quite large: kfc is good, lavazza is expensive, Saigon could be better- portions are smaller than stated, tasteless, cold, but the staff is polite.
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November 25
A well-publicized collective farm, all the attractions are mediocre, nothing new that you would not see - the slides are not bad - the only advantage in the park, a climbing wall for children, trampolines for kids are not bouncy, a small bungee, a ninja zone takes up a lot of space, but not functional compared to a rope town, a children's zone is not bad, but small and the price for it It's too high for kids. The room is dim. Prices for such an area are normal, it is expensive for babies. Usmile is much more interesting in terms of design, quality, and variety of attractions. The location is in the old neighborhood.
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