A favorite playground that kids absolutely love. Lots of games, spacious, and beautifully decorated. Redeeming vouchers is easy.

Edokko has undergone changes, with several games added since my visit last year. There have been many changes, including a comfortable and safe indoor play area for children.

The staff and facilities are very good and adequate.

The location staff is very nice and the facilities provided are quite complete.

Weekends are usually quite busy. Arrive early to avoid queues. The staff is quite responsive in handling queues. The playground is safe for children, but parental supervision is still required. There are also dining and rest areas inside, so you can play all day without worry.

Very crowded on weekends. The space is quite spacious though.

The ticket exchange process was easy, the staff were friendly & very helpful.

good, weekends are not too busy

it was a good combination of fun stuff to do. The only thing that I wished they did differently was to turn down the volume a little during the live entertainment.

All the staff are very friendly... the place is very comfortable, since the beginning of Edokko's opening, I like to take my children to play there

It was exciting to play with my bestie along the day.

There are lots of events, it's quite neat and clean but the concept is just dark

The playground is spacious, there are lots of toys.

The staff in the ticket purchasing and food/drink payment sections are less responsive to visitors and seem indifferent.

It's one of the largest playgrounds I've visited. There are a lot of things to do for the kids.

It's fun, the kids love it, and the place is even better after the renovation.

After being renovated, it looks better and okay.

A very new concept and big playground with affordable admission. I've been here twice and surely will come back.

the game is still not much

Upon first entering this area, the atmosphere is immediately different—a combination of modern technology and an intriguing interactive space concept. Every corner is meticulously designed, as if inviting visitors to participate, not just observe.