KidZania Kuala Lumpur

“Pro tips to make your money and time worth in Kidzania: 1) order tickets online and scan your face into the system in advance, so you can just walk-in (when you have kids, this is super fuss free) 2) ready at entrance 9.45am before their opening time 3) zoom straight to AirAsia 4) go to Famous Amos or Optometrist (check eye sight before qualifying for driving simulator) and head to driving simulator straight. Morning should have lesser crowds and don’t need to queue so long. 4) reserve the Jobs time slot (police, fireman, emergency, tealive) along the way. They have time slots every hour. 5) and then the rest depends on the child’s interests or with the goal of earning Kidzos. If is to earn Kidzos, go for the shortest time to earn +10 Kidzos as fast as possible. 6) bank in the Kidzos into RHB bank near 6pm and get a bank card, this teaches the kids that it’s not necessarily to spend all your money and the importance of saving for next time. Best for kids age 7-8 above. Our kids age 11, 9 and 6 love secret agent the most. The rest are great for experience like making the A&W meal (need to pay extra). For younger kids, it’s possible but it maybe more tiring for parents. I seen teens in Kidzania but i find it quite a waste of money. All in all, we love all the Kidzania staff and thank you for making role-play a wonderful and memorable experience for the children.”

“A Fun-Filled Day for the Whole Family! Just got back from Kidzania and wow, what an experience! The staff were super friendly and helpful from the moment we walked in – they really made the whole visit smooth and enjoyable. There are _so many_ activities to try out – honestly, you can’t finish everything in one day. Each activity takes around 20 to 30 minutes, so time flies quickly. Some activities require you to pay with Kidzos (Kidzania’s own currency), while others actually pay your kids in Kidzos – which makes it even more exciting for them! My kids learned so much and had a blast trying out different roles – from firefighters to doctors to pilots. It’s a great way for them to gain new knowledge and hands-on experience in a fun setting. We went on a weekday, so it wasn’t crowded at all – no long queues, which was a big plus. For popular activities, it’s best to book ahead so you don’t waste time waiting. Facilities like surau and toilets are available inside, which is super convenient. And if you get hungry, there’s plenty of food options like Subway, Tealive, A&W, Famous Amos, and more – so you won’t go starving! Overall, it was a fantastic day out. Highly recommended for families looking to spend quality time together while letting the kids explore and learn through play.”

“We had such an amazing experience at KidZania Kuala Lumpur! 🥰 My child got to try so many different roles like being a firefighter, pilot, delivery rider, and even making ice cream. It was so fun watching him enjoy every activity and get fully involved. He didn’t even want to go home… that’s how much he loved it! 😂 The price is reasonable for the experience they get. Parking was easy and convenient. The food there was also good and family-friendly. Definitely a great place for kids to learn while having fun. We will surely come again!”

“Is a really great place for kids, but I think it will be more fun for slightly older kids since they know what to do. I went with my 3 year old toddler and he still need my guidance to bring around although is cute but he really have no idea whats going on. Saw a few kids which are together with friends and it enhance the experience as parents not allow to join in. There is rest zone that are only for the parents, so if your kids are big enough to walk around themselves parents can just relax inside. There is also place that are specify for toddler and below but nobody is guarding the place so some primary school kids just barge inside and start climbing here and there so roughly even when their teacher asked them to go out they refuse and stay for around 10mins jumping here and there. They did not even watch out for the smaller kids when they are so rough and impossible for us to scold those child which are not ours since we are not their teachers or workers there. Overall is a great place other than bumping into kids that are too wild and can’t told them off. As the place has their own money currency so is a great place for kids to learn that they need a job in order to earn money and how to manage them. The really sad part is my kid get infected by influenza after return from this place and we are flying out from the country after 5 days…. My fault for not asking him to wear a face mask since the place is crowded with kids especially the weekends. So better make sure to take precautions.”