The Fun Drum Reviews 3

I am a support worker for children who are neurodivergent and we absolutely love it here. I come to Fun Drum every week if not twice a week with the children I support. All staff are welcoming, friendly, helpful and inclusive. When any of the children become dysregulated/stressed, they are so understanding and supportive. I have been to a number of soft play centres in Medway and have had bad experiences with their lack of inclusivity and have had to leave due to situations escalating.
I've never had a bad experience at Fun Drum ever.......best soft play area in this area. We have also attended their exclusive SEN sessions which are amazing and well organised! Keep up all the good work you are so appreciated by us carers/parents. ***** wonderful place to visit*****

WOW WHAT AMAZING PLACE.
Took my 20 month old son yesterday for 1st time.
He loved it .
I'm new to the area live in sittingbourne found this such a frendly and atmosphere lots of things for him to do.
Best play centre around for miles.
Will definitely be goung alot to this place .
Worth every penny.

The fun drum has newly opened after a 3 week refurb.
Wow! You can clearly see time, effort and money has gone into this play area. It has a new Tiny Town for under 6's filled to the brim with toys, play houses so much to do to inspire the imagination & creative role play. Honestly it's so good.... i had a few health and safety concerns though, the play area itself within the Tiny town was awesome.
There's a new Nerf Gun War Arena (birthday party package only, not notified of this on website or on arrival) this area is amazing! Its a shame none of the children could access it.
Theres a new slide area also which has actually taken away valuable seating, it was standing room only!
Theres an extensive cafe menu, quite expensive actually we bought a burger, wasn't told it didn't come with chips or a drink... so £7 for a burger was expensive
I did like the fact the loos has little toilets for little legs
Birthday party rooms, arcade area
Honestly we could've spent a lot longer than 2 hours there.
You can book online or turn up on the day which didnt work well, it was far too busy, no parking left, no tables & no chairs.
It's accessible to gain access to the building with a small disable toilet for a patron whom can self transfer, but not a lot of room to manoeuvre around the tables and chairs. I wouldn't bring my child who is a full time
Wheelchair user here.
I did like the new staff clothing change. Bright pink easy to identify with the logo on front and staff written across their backs. I don't think I've ever seen so many members of staff there also engaging with the children whom were playing.
All in all a fab 2 hours out, i would just make a few safety changes to the tiny Town area.
I didn't like the fact that the main staff desk was unmanned with the safety gate wide open straight out to the car park...