The Kids Park Spinola
Indoor Soft Play Centre · Spinola Park, Triq Mikiel Ang Borg, St Julian's, Malta
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The Kids Park Spinola is an indoor soft play centre inside the Carob Tree building at Spinola Park, Triq Mikiel Ang Borg, St Julian's. It offers hourly play tickets, multi-hour packages, birthday parties, school outings and gift vouchers, with food outlets on site. Enquiries go through the VisitMalta.co.uk form on this page.
Parents travelling with toddlers soon learn that Malta's heat, and the occasional wet winter day, call for a plan B. The Kids Park Spinola is an indoor soft play centre in St Julian's where children can climb, jump and slide while adults take a seat and a break. The play centre sits inside the Carob Tree at Spinola Park, a short distance from the bay.
The park is aimed at the youngest children, with tickets sold for ages 1 to 10 and a recommended range of 0 to 9. It appears in our directory of children's activities in Malta, and it is a handy rainy-day option alongside our guide to things to do in Malta.
What the park offers
The space includes a variety of play zones for different ages, from climbing walls to interactive games, with supervised play areas and a focus on cleanliness and safety. There is comfortable seating for parents, and a choice of eateries on site: Tuk Tuk, Zen to Go Express, Falafel Street and Da Lorenzo. That means lunch can happen without leaving the building.
For a family on holiday, the practical appeal is simplicity: book a slot, take your shoes off, and let the children burn off energy in a contained, indoor space. Wondering how the weather will affect your plans? See the Malta weather guide before you choose which days to stay indoors.
Tickets, packages and vouchers
Play is sold by the hour. A ticket for two children for one hour costs €18.00, and a ticket for three children costs €24.00. A single-child ticket is also available. Extra play time is charged per hour, at €5 for one child, €10 for two and €15 for three. Each ticket includes entry for up to two adults, and an extra adult costs €5 per hour.
Regular visitors can buy packages of 10 hours for €80.00, 20 hours for €140.00 or 30 hours for €180.00, each valid for one year from purchase. Gift vouchers come in values of €10, €15, €20, €25 and €50. Tickets stay valid for six months and cannot be refunded, but they can be transferred to another person or moved to another day or time if you let the park know in advance. Parents who like to plan ahead can book online, and the booking form lets you choose the date and time. Babies up to 12 months enter free with one paying child.
Parties and school outings
The Birthday Bash package is the park's party offer, and details are available on request through the booking form. School outings are for ages 1 to 7, run on weekdays from Monday to Thursday between 9:30 a.m. and 11:00 a.m., and take up to 30 children each time.
If you are weighing up other venues for a birthday, Adventure Hub is another children's activity venue in our directory.
House rules and practical tips
Shoes of both adults and children must come off, and everyone wears socks. A responsible adult must stay with each child at all times, because staff cannot mind children while parents run errands. An older sibling above the recommended age may come in and counts as an adult, but cannot play in the soft play area.
Parking at the site is not free, but it is validated at no extra cost if you buy something from the outlets or food vendors. St Julian's is the most popular base for visitors, with plenty of hotels in Sliema and St Julian's, and our where to stay in Malta guide compares the areas. Families heading to the capital can also read our Valletta guide, and the wider Malta holidays overview covers trip planning.
To ask about tickets, parties or school outings, use the VisitMalta.co.uk enquiry form on this page and we will pass your message to The Kids Park Spinola.
Questions about The Kids Park Spinola
Where is The Kids Park Spinola?
The play centre is inside the Carob Tree at Spinola Park on Triq Mikiel Ang Borg in St Julian's. It is a short drive or walk from the main St Julian's and Sliema waterfront areas.
What ages is the park suitable for?
Tickets are sold for children aged 1 to 10, and the recommended age range is 0 to 9. Babies up to 12 months can enter free with one paying child, and school outings are for ages 1 to 7.
How much does a play session cost?
A one-hour ticket for two children is €18.00 and for three children is €24.00. Extra hours cost €5 for one child, €10 for two and €15 for three. Packages of 10, 20 and 30 hours are also sold.
Can parents leave and run errands while children play?
No. Staff cannot watch your children for you, so a responsible adult or guardian must stay with each child at all times. Two adults can come in with each paying child, and extra adults are charged €5 per hour.
Do we need to take our shoes off?
Yes. All shoes, for both adults and children, must be removed before entering the play centre, and everyone must wear socks. Socks are compulsory for every guest, adults included.
How can I book a party or school outing?
Use the VisitMalta.co.uk enquiry form on this page and we will pass your message to the park. School outings run Monday to Thursday mornings for ages 1 to 7, with up to 30 children per outing.
Practical information
The Kids Park is inside the Carob Tree at Spinola Park, Triq Mikiel Ang Borg, St Julian's. Opening hours are not shown on the website text, and school outings run on weekday mornings from Monday to Thursday. Everyone removes shoes and wears socks, and a responsible adult must stay with each child. Parking is charged but is validated when you buy from the outlets or food vendors. To ask about tickets, parties or school outings, use the enquiry form on this page and VisitMalta.co.uk will pass your message to the park.
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The details on this page were correct on 25 October 2026, as published on the The Kids Park Spinola website. Services, prices and hours can change, so please confirm when you enquire.