Things to do in KidZania Kuala Lumpur

ease of booking on klook. facilities were clean. staff were friendly. my 4 yo daughter had the most fun trying out all the different professions. my daughter gets to earn her own kidzcash and spend it later in the day. there were shows and lots of eateries too. really enjoyed our experience there. we are already planning our next visit too😜

queue times: zero que because weekdays facilities: the best place ease of booking on Klook: easy book

It was fine to make a reservation even after we arrived. The receptionist explained everything thoroughly. My three children played to their hearts' content for three hours, but it was so hot! The discount from 55 RM to 45 RM was a great deal.

The staff at BMC Mall were very helpful and kept arranging the toys to ensure the items were well organised. Price: We went during the weekdays, it was only RM25, with adults (need to purchase at the physical counter RM10)RM10 at the physical counter) hence there.

The shop is easy to find. The staff and instructor were very friendly and helpful. This was my first time learning pottery, and the process was so much fun. Especially that moment when you see the shape of your bowl or cup forming - it feels like watching your newborn baby take shape. LOL. I’ll definitely come back again. The only thing is the class cost is a bit on the high side 😂

I'm happy to buy admission tickets through Klook. It's an attractive, clean, and comfortable place, even though it doesn't have many rides.

You can reach the mall directly by taking the subway to Surian Station, which is very convenient and protects you from the sun. Its excellent location makes it ideal for visiting in any weather. The park operates on a timed entry system (every half hour), and the crowd control measures help maintain order within the venue. Upon entry, staff will stamp your hand, allowing multiple re-entries throughout the day, which provides great flexibility for your visit. There are many adorable animals in the park that you can interact with up close. For example, there are two lambs that roam freely. If you stop petting them, they will gently nudge you with their small horns, indicating they want you to continue. However, it's a bit sad that only one capybara remains from what used to be three. Visiting here evokes mixed feelings: on one hand, I really want to get close to the animals, but on the other, I feel sorry for them, as they are brought here by humans to live in an artificial environment without even the chance to bask in the sun. Overall, I recommend arriving around 10:30 AM. After exploring for a while, you can head downstairs to the mall for lunch. After your meal, you can use your hand stamp to re-enter the park and continue your visit. It's a relaxing and fulfilling half-day outing.

The junior circuit looks very easy for the adults, but it was actually very physically and courageous demanding for the children. My 7 years old niece wanted to try it, but when she just gone through the first challenge, she wanted to quit already. I told the staff there to let her walk till the end, don't let her quit halfway. My niece continued the journey. Halfway, she wanted to cry already, she was afraid that she'll fall, but it was actually very safe, even if she fall off the rope, she's still safe, she will not drop from the circuit. The staff actually can use the stairs to reach the children, because the height is really not high, but children are still afraid. And, she was tired and stamina drained because it was her first time going through such a tough challenge. She ended up completed the circuit, but said that she don't want to come again. By the end of the challenge, she was not happy and cannot smile already. HAHAHAHAHHA

My boys absolutely loved this, such a fun experience for them. the teacher was brilliant, highly recommend!