Ninja Training
The Ninja Warrior setup gives children and adults an obstacle-course activity that reviewers found distinctive in Dubai.
Al Quoz
Just Play Sports Complex in Al Quoz brings indoor football, basketball, trampoline sessions and Ninja Warrior activities under one roof. Reviews make it appealing for active kids’ parties and family sports, though visitors should confirm current upkeep, supervision and booking arrangements before paying.
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The Ninja Warrior setup gives children and adults an obstacle-course activity that reviewers found distinctive in Dubai.
A large party room and organised obstacle-course games worked well for groups of children and parents.
The indoor basketball facility includes a regulation-size full court that can also be split into two smaller courts.
The venue has a 5v5 football pitch that reviewers found suitable for indoor games.
Birthday organisers have allowed adults to bring food from outside, which adds flexibility to party planning.
Parents have seating near the trampoline area while children take part in activities.
One football review specifically mentions good parking, useful for sports sessions and parties.
Check Cooling. Ask which areas have working AC before a football session, party or class; reviews describe children playing in uncomfortable heat.
Confirm Booking. Get the total price, payment terms and cancellation policy in writing before paying, as one review found the rules unclear.
Compare Deals. Check deal platforms before buying; one reviewer said Groupon made the experience better value.
Check Turf. For football, ask about the pitch surface and footwear: one visitor found it slippery even with moulded studs and astro trainers.
Clarify Water. For parties, confirm exactly what water and catering include before the event to avoid an extra charge.
Bring Socks. If you forget socks for trampoline activities, ask at reception; a reviewer said the venue provides them.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Tue | 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Wed | 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Thu | 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Fri | 8:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Sat | 8:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Sun | 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
A parent reported that a five-year-old was sent with an older student, became lost and was found crying.
Several reviews describe overheated courts and party areas when the air conditioning was off or not working.
Reviews describe the venue as old, run down, smelly and in need of better maintenance.
Birthday reviews report poor-quality food, insufficient water and a broken, sloppy cake.
Some customers reported unclear pricing, advance-payment demands and cancellations shortly before their session.
These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.
classes
“You can also join their classes every 7pm on sundays and tuesdays for just 400 dhs a month”Google review · October 2018
The Bottom Line
Just Play Sports Complex in Al Quoz is built around active indoor sessions rather than a quiet play café. Reviews mention 5v5 football, a regulation-size basketball court, trampoline jumping and Ninja Warrior training, with options for children, adults and birthday groups. The Ninja Warrior party uses a large room and obstacle-course games, while trampoline sessions are a recurring favourite for kids.
Birthday parties can be convenient when the organisation works well: one family praised the grouped activities and smooth movement between games, and another liked being able to bring outside food for adults. There is also parent seating near the trampoline area, plus a small café for snacks and drinks. Parking has been described as good.
The experience is not consistently reliable. Older reviews praise a clean, tidy facility and helpful coaches, but others describe worn equipment, unpleasant smells, messy organisation and very hot football or party areas because the AC was off or faulty. Food and cake quality also drew sharp criticism.
Before booking, confirm the working AC, supervision arrangements, inclusions and cancellation terms in writing. Football players should ask about turf grip, while families may want to compare Groupon deals and clarify whether party water is included.