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Funplex

Brighton, Brighton and Hove

The remains of Brighton's West Pier standing in the sea at sunsetPhoto of Brighton: mattbuck, CC BY-SA 4.0

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Funplex is an indoor soft play centre on the Hyde Business Park in east Brighton, with multi-level play frames, three slides and a soft ball area with four cannons. Smaller children have their own two-level play area, and parents can relax on sofas in the café while keeping an eye on things.

Highlights

  • Multi-level play frames with three different slides
  • Soft ball area with four ball cannons
  • Separate two-level play area for smaller children
  • Café with sofas, cappuccinos and a home-prepared food menu
  • Parents can join children on the play frames

Good to know

  • Socks must be worn by children and adults in the play areas
  • Children must be supervised by a parent or guardian over 16 at all times
  • Only food and drink bought at Funplex may be eaten on site
  • Group bookings and private hire are arranged through the contact page

Getting there

Funplex, The Hyde Business Park, Auckland Drive, Brighton, BN2 4JE

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