Large play area
The spacious soft-play setup includes climbing walls, trampolines, a ball pool, pedal go-karts and battle bridges.
Dubai Festival City
Leo&Loona Kids Park is an indoor playground in Dubai Festival City, pairing a large soft-play area with an in-house family restaurant. Children can spend time on slides, trampolines and ball pits while adults eat nearby, and the venue also has dedicated birthday rooms.
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The spacious soft-play setup includes climbing walls, trampolines, a ball pool, pedal go-karts and battle bridges.
The restaurant lets parents sit with food and hot drinks while keeping an eye on children in the play area.
Birthday bookings benefit from spacious party areas, organised hosting, decorations and food that one family found notably better than typical kids’ party fare.
Reviews mention healthy options such as salad and salmon alongside mocktails, coffee and a children’s menu.
A parent of a 17-month-old found the area spacious and thoughtfully designed for young children, with interactive activities.
Children’s meals are served in car-shaped plates, adding a playful touch to the restaurant experience.
Check duration. Ask about the current session policy before paying: one visitor was required to book at least two hours, even when one hour would have been enough.
Try weekdays. A weekday visit at 5 PM was described as a manageable one-hour outing, with the entrance fee reported at around 89AED.
Inspect availability. Before committing to a full-day ticket, ask which attractions are operating; one family found many play features closed or labelled off-limits.
Ask party details. For a birthday, ask about the dedicated rooms and included activities, since reviews mention four rooms and a Bear Bricks activity.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 10:00 AM – 11:00 PM |
| Tue | 10:00 AM – 11:00 PM |
| Wed | 10:00 AM – 11:00 PM |
| Thu | 10:00 AM – 11:00 PM |
| Fri | 10:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Sat | 10:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Sun | 10:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
The truffle pasta was singled out as the favourite dish from a meal that also included pizzas and a chef burger.
The Chef burger was one of the dishes ordered during a family lunch at the restaurant.
Bear Bricks was described as a standout activity at a child’s birthday party.
Several reviews describe admission as expensive, especially for families with multiple children; one reported paying 452 AED for two children and a baby.
One review says visitors could not book a one-hour visit and had to pay for a minimum two-hour session.
Recent reviews report attractions marked out of order, including equipment in the ball air-play area.
A safety complaint described only one employee covering two gates and no staff positioned near the tube slide.
One recent visit found the indoor area hot and stuffy, leaving a baby exhausted and the accompanying adult sweating.
These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.
2 kids and 1 baby
“For the price I paid — 452 AED for 2 kids and 1 baby — I expected an amazing, well-maintained play area”Google review · May 2026
birthday rooms
“With prices starting at just 266AED per child, these rooms combine the best of both worlds - a quality restaurant and a fun play area, making it the perfect place to host memorable celebrations for your little ones”Google review · July 2024
Ticket Price
“Ticket Price Starts from AED 179/-”Google review · June 2024
The Bottom Line
Leo&Loona Kids Park in Dubai Festival City is built around a substantial indoor soft-play area and an adjoining family restaurant. Children can use attractions such as climbing walls, trampolines, slides and ball pits, while parents eat nearby rather than leaving the venue. The restaurant’s menu includes adult dishes, healthy options and children’s meals served in car-shaped plates.
Birthday parties are a notable use case. Reviews describe four dedicated rooms, spacious tables for adults, decorations, organised hosting and the Bear Bricks activity. One birthday review specifically praised the food for being better than the usual low-quality party fare.
The restaurant also gets particular praise for its truffle pasta, while another family mentioned salad, salmon, mocktails and coffee. The main reservation is value and consistency. Reported prices range from around 89AED for an entrance fee on a weekday visit to 452 AED for two children and a baby; another review says holiday admission exceeded 250 per child.
Some visitors were also required to buy a two-hour minimum. Recent complaints mention broken attractions, weak air conditioning, cleanliness problems and uneven staff coverage, so it is worth checking operating conditions before paying for a longer session. Older reviews more often describe the venue as clean, spacious and well supervised.