While The Warehouse in Gloucester enjoys a reputation for offering the best indoor climbing and bouldering facilities around for years, it has recently re-launched its popular Mini Mice Toddler group, giving little ones the chance to get to grips with climbing too.
From 10am to 12pm every Monday, Wednesday and Friday during term times, toddlers and pre-school children can play around and practise climbing in the Kids’ Zone bouldering area – a soft-play style and safe environment – whilst parents get together and enjoy a cuppa in the Café-Bar.
The supervised drop-in sessions cost £3 per child, plus a one-off membership fee of £2 on the first visit – with additional activities available and an instructor on hand to help at each one.
What’s more, The Warehouse is currently running a special offer for regulars to pay a one-off cost of £15 and attend the Mini Mice Toddler group as many times as they like until school’s out for half-term in October.
The Mini Mice Toddler sessions sound a perfect choice for parents who’d prefer their little ones to run wild at The Warehouse and not on their living room sofas this autumn.
For more information see The Warehouse or call (01452) 302351.
© SoGlos
Saturday 22 September 2012
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