Jungle Mania Soft Play Bristol Broadmead, Bristol BS1 3XD

"This used to be our regular place, it was laid back and a nice place with kind friendly staff we had been coming for 3 years. Then after a time of not coming i was disappointed to find the old staff had gone and instead there was new staff with not very pleasant attitudes making the overall feeling non welcoming, in particular a young blonde lady. This was a few months back now and as i am thinking of returning and giving it another try, i read the reviews and found it wasn't just me. But i will come and hopefully things are fun and welcoming again as my girl loves this place its in a good location and the simple food, pizzas, cheese on toast etc is a great snack for most kids. Good staff who are right for the environment is crucial. Screaming kids and general mayhem is not for everyone but some people love it and that the people we need to see at jungle mania"

"Visited this place over a week ago. Children love it. The only thing I really don't like is the fact that we adults have to pay for it. I don't see any valid reason . And it's not a small fee. We are not using the softplay. At least include a drink in that price or reduce it. £3 /£4 it's way too much."

"I'd never been inside until our visit. I'd walked past and peeked in and it always looked really small but I couldn't have been anymore wrong! Huge soft play with a nice little cafe, lots of seating area where you can still see your child, lots of different sensory equipment and slides etc. Big ball pit ,and the baby part was really good too! I have honestly never seen my baby thrive so much in 1 soft play! Reasonably priced too. Only thing I didn't really like was that the lady told my son he had made more work for her by getting balls out the ball pit (didn't sound very jokey) even though we'd literally just got there and he only crawled over to them but a very very minor dislike"

"Depressingly awful. Inexperienced staff. Dank and unlit. Majorly regret coming here and I wouldn’t want anyone else to make the same mistake. It’s situated in a run down dirty empty shopping centre. Half the shops are closed down and the other half are betting shops. My daughter and I had to aimlessly wonder around as we weren’t allowed to sit inside between sessions. Why is it so dark? It’s as if they can’t afford light bulbs"