Jungle Play
The immersive jungle setting includes rope bridges, spiral slides, tube crawls and foam cannons, giving children plenty to explore.
Ready Set Go!
Al Quoz
Ready Set Go! is a children’s amusement center in Al Quoz built around a large jungle-themed indoor play area. Families can combine energetic soft play and trampolines with imaginative role play, sensory activities, and food from the on-site café-restaurant.
Reputation Score
4.5
★★★★★
1,885 ratings
Source: Google Maps
The Good Stuff
Role Play
The themed role-play village, including a fire station and grocery store, gives children space for imaginative play.
Age Zones
Dedicated areas for babies and toddlers help younger children play away from the higher-energy sections.
Creative Activities
Arts and crafts, plush-making and glow-in-the-dark painting offer a calmer creative break from climbing and jumping.
Parent Comfort
The café is positioned so parents can sit, eat or work while keeping an eye on the play areas.
Birthday Venue
Party rooms, restaurant dining and continued play make the venue practical for children’s birthday celebrations.
Clean Facilities
Reviews repeatedly describe the play areas as clean, organized and well maintained, including during busy visits.
Cycling Track
A cycling track and mini slide add variety beyond the main climbing and sliding equipment.
Tips for a Better Visit
Go Weekdays. Choose a weekday if you can; weekends are busy, while weekday visits are noticeably calmer.
Check Food Timing. Ask about current restaurant wait times before ordering, especially if you have other plans.
Bring Food. Ask about the outside-food policy: one reviewer said outside food could be ordered, collected and eaten inside.
Explore Upstairs. If booking a party, ask to see the upstairs halls, which one reviewer found open and separate from the main play area.
Use Baby Zone. Families with infants can use the dedicated under-two area, which includes seating for parents.
Check Extras. Ask about add-on charges before using attractions such as the zip line; one review says it costs extra.
Plan the visit
Practical details
Al Quoz 3, Al Ghurair Warehouse complex, Block D
Al Qouz Third - Al Quoz, 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 – 10:00 PM |
| Sat | 9:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Sun | 9:00 AM – 9:00 PM |
Popular Mentions
Wild Sensory class
The Wild Sensory class combines play and learning through activities designed to engage children’s senses.
Glow Room
The Glow Room provides a different sensory experience with neon lighting, dark ambience and glow-in-the-dark games.
on-site café
The on-site café provides coffee and snacks while parents take a break near the play areas.
Common Concerns
Entry Policy
Parents waiting outside the play area may still need to pay entry, even when only buying coffee and sitting nearby.
Food Delays
Restaurant orders reportedly took about an hour during one busy visit, which may not suit tight schedules.
Parking Cost
One visitor specifically asked the venue to consider providing free car parking.
No Elevator
A review noted that the venue needs an elevator, something to consider when using the party halls upstairs.
Snack Prices
Candy, popcorn and ice cream machines were described as relatively expensive.
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The Bottom Line
Ready Set Go! is a large indoor children’s amusement center in Al Quoz, with a jungle-themed soft-play area at its core. Children can climb, slide and jump on trampolines, then switch pace in the Role Play area, Arts and Crafts corner or Glow Room.
A dedicated space for babies under two makes it easier for families with mixed ages to visit together. The venue also works well for birthdays. Reviews mention themed party rooms, restaurant dining for adults and continued play after celebrations.
The café-restaurant is positioned so parents can watch the children, and one visitor managed to work on a laptop while their three- and five-year-olds played. Food reviews are positive, though a busy-day order reportedly took about an hour. One reviewer also liked being able to bring in outside food.
Cleanliness, attentive staff and age-divided zones are recurring positives, including during crowded visits. Weekends can be busy, so a weekday should feel calmer. Before going, check the current entry policy if you plan to wait without entering: one reviewer said even coffee-shop visitors had to pay admission.
Also ask about parking, upstairs party-room access and extra charges for attractions such as the zip line.