Age Zones
Separate toddler and older-children areas help younger visitors avoid the busiest play equipment.
Extreme Fun | Motor City branch | Kids Play Center
Motor City
Extreme Fun is an indoor children’s amusement centre in Motor City, with separate play areas for toddlers and older children. Families come for soft play, birthday parties and structured activities such as pizza making, while a café gives parents somewhere to sit between rounds of play.
Reputation Score
4.3
★★★★☆
528 ratings
Source: Google Maps
The Good Stuff
Large Soft Play
The soft play space is big enough to keep children occupied for a long visit, with slides, trampolines and interactive areas.
Party Hosting
Birthday parties are a strong point: reviewers describe themed décor, organised games, food service and hosts who keep children engaged.
Summer Camp
The summer camp included cooking, yoga, games, karate and science experiments, which worked well for one hard-to-entertain child.
Café Options
The café serves food and drinks, including a barbecue chicken wrap that one reviewer specifically enjoyed.
Parent Seating
There is plenty of seating for parents and carers around the play areas, useful when children are playing independently.
Tips for a Better Visit
Visit Mornings. Try a morning visit if you want a quieter session; one reviewer specifically found mornings less crowded.
Check Rules. Ask at the entrance about toddler-area height checks and current parent-access rules before paying, especially with a very young child.
Watch Toddlers. Stay close in the toddler area and check that larger children are being kept out, as reviewers reported collisions and scratching.
Use Parking. Parking is directly in front of the venue according to one birthday-party visitor, so arriving with children should be straightforward.
Plan Group Size. For a birthday booking, ask about the room capacity: one party review said there was enough space for more than 20 children.
Check Toilets. Take a quick look at the toilets before settling in, since several reviews raised cleanliness concerns.
Plan the visit
Practical details
next to the First Avenue Mall and behind Dubai Autodrome
Al Hebiah First - Dubai Motor City, Dubai
| Mon | 9:00 AM – 8:00 PM |
| Tue | 9:00 AM – 8:00 PM |
| Wed | 9:00 AM – 8:00 PM |
| Thu | 9:00 AM – 8:00 PM |
| Fri | 9:00 AM – 8:00 PM |
| Sat | 9:00 AM – 8:00 PM |
| Sun | 9:00 AM – 8:00 PM |
Popular Mentions
ball pit
The ball pit was the standout attraction for one family visiting at the weekend.
pizza making activity
Pizza making can be included in a themed birthday party, such as the mermaid-themed event described by one parent.
coffee
The café is mentioned for its coffee as well as its broader food and drink selection.
Common Concerns
Safety Rules
Several reviews say older children were allowed into the toddler area, with one parent reporting a 15-month-old was scratched.
Maintenance Concerns
Some visitors found playground equipment old or poorly maintained, including a worn toy in the toddler area.
Toilet Hygiene
Toilet cleanliness was criticised in multiple reviews, including concerns about children returning to play wearing toilet-floor socks.
Busy Periods
The venue can become very full, and one review says the toddler area feels small on busy weekends.
Parent Access
One family was unhappy with a rule allowing only one parent to play with a child under two.
Customer-reported prices
These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.
70 AED each
2 hours of play
“They played 2 hours for just 70 AED each”Google review · July 2024
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The Bottom Line
Extreme Fun in Motor City is a sizeable indoor play centre with separate spaces for toddlers and older children. Kids can use the soft play area, slides, trampolines and interactive play equipment, while the toddler section has suited babies as young as seven months in some reviews. There is also a café for food and drinks, including a specifically praised barbecue chicken wrap.
Birthday parties are where the reviews become most detailed. Families mention themed decorations, pizza-making activities, slime parties, organised games, face painting, mascots and hosts who kept children involved throughout the event. A party room reportedly had enough space for more than 20 children, and food such as pizza and wraps was well received.
The summer camp also stood out for its mix of cooking, yoga, karate, games and science experiments. For a regular play visit, mornings may be quieter, while weekends can feel crowded. Parking is reported to be directly in front.
The main caution is supervision: several parents say older children were allowed into the toddler area, and one child was scratched. Toilet cleanliness and ageing equipment also drew criticism, so it is worth checking both before you commit to a longer visit. Families should confirm the current parent-access policy at the entrance.