There are several attractions in Skegness for small children, but because my children are all too old for these attractions, (youngest is 13 years old now) I’m afraid I can’t give an in depth review for fun things to keep your toddlers happy during your holiday in Skegness.
I hate to give the usual blurb about an attraction, you know the type of information, seen through rose coloured glasses making out this is the best attraction since sliced bread, which never helps anyone let alone visitors with children to Skegness, you always find they are never true 
That’s why my reviews come from a first hand experience of a Skegness Attraction, I like to give a truthful and honest run down of an attractions (the good, the bad and the ugly) and I hope that’s what makes the Skegness Attractions Reviews unique.
What I will do is give you a run down of the attractions in Skegness specifically for the little people in your group, but if anyone has first hand experience of these attractions I would appreciate a quick review either good or bad about attractions for young children.
I’m sorry I can’t help further.
Skegness Soft Play Areas
Pandas Palace
Pandas Palace is found on Tower Esplanade next to the Jolly Roger crazy golf course
Suncastle Soft Play
There’s a soft play area in the Suncastle on North Parade next to Natureland seal sanctuary
Captain Kids Soft Play
Captain Kids is found in the Pier Arcade, adults aren’t allowed in the soft play area, it’s for kids only, There is an area for toddlers separate from the main play area, but I don’t know if adults are allowed or a member of staff looks after them.
I always hated soft play areas when my kids where small. I’m a bit of a fidget bum so I get bored easily waiting for my kids, I never took my kids to a soft play areas that I wasn’t allowed to play in as well 
They really should have soft play areas for families and older kids, here’s hoping
Captain kids is on two floors in the center of the Pier arcade. There is a space in the middle of the soft play area for adults to sit and refreshments can be bought
Captain Kids is open every day during the summer and any other school holidays from 10am until the evening.
Out of season, opening times are more variable, so please ring for details on 01754 760600.
They will however, open especially for you at any time if you would like to book a party for 10 or more children.
Captain Kids Admission prices are £4.10 per child aged 5 and over, £2.80 under 5’s. Adults free.
Sessions are only timed when Captain Kids is particularly busy.
Skegness Play Parks
Little Rascals
Little Rascals is found at the back of Bottons Pleasure Beach, the Little Rascals Play Area has a big inflatable slide, 2 bouncy castles, traditional swing boats, small trikes and a sand pit with bucket and spades. Adults and older children are not allowed on the attractions within Little Rascals kiddies play area. This Skegness Kiddies Attraction is particularly harsh on adults, all there is for parents to do is sit on two rows of patio chairs in the middle of the play area, there’s not even a cafe so you can’t pass the time with a cup of coffee.
Kiddies Corner
Kiddies Corner can be found on South Parade, there is a place to eat and have a cup a tea at the Kiddies Corner, as well as a couple of benches to sit on.
Kiddies Corner Prices: £4.00 per child for an all day pass (you can leave and then come back) Adults are Free.
If you have a personal insight into any of the above attractions or other toddler friendly play areas please post a comment below.
1 responses to Skegness Attractions for Young Children Review
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My family and I visited little rascals recently.The owners children were playing on the equipment and when my 2 boys and a little girl who came in shortly after us went to play on the bouncy castle, the owners boys kicked the girl in the face and pushed both my boys off the raised platform part of the bouncy castle.They then decided to start name calling and making hand gestures (even though the oldest brat can only have been about 10) so I had a word with them to which they started shouting rude comments and makin ‘loser’ signs! Honestly, I’d avoid this place like the plague.my husband complained and the gormless looking girl in the box said “ohhhh what do you want me to do about it, the owner’s won’t be back for ages!”
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