Things to do in Petaling Jaya

Had an amazing first-time experience with my 5-year-old son from 10:30 AM to 3:00 PM. Highly recommended for a fun, educational day out! Parked at IKEA/The Curve. Even after exploring The Curve and IPC until 9:30 PM, parking was only RM 12.90, so reasonable! Get the PaZZport: Highly worth it. You earn +2 KidZos per job, get a 2 KidZo discount on paid games, and collect stamps. My son loved being a firefighter, pilot, doctor, builder, and cleaner, plus the activities at Baskin Robbins, Chocolate Factory, Faber-Castell, and Golf. We also caught a great 30-minute talent show session. A huge highlight was opening an account and getting a real debit card so he could save his hard-earned KidZos. Lunch was easy (nuggets for him, Subway for me). The toilets are very clean and there is a comfortable surau on-site. We can't wait to go back and use our passport at other KidZania locations worldwide!

Chanced upon this indoor petting farm on Klook while looking for interesting place to visit in KL with family. Can be difficult to find the shop upon first time arrival at IOI Damansara mall, so do check with the information counter. Well spent two hours in the indoor farm with all the animals at close proximity! Good opportunity for children to touch and feed the animals. Feeding is at additional cost and must be paid via the Malaysia banking QR code. Love the free roaming Capybara, goats and ducks!

I went with 1 adult and 3 children! Since all three children were under 12, the NINJA experience required one adult to accompany them, and it was a bit tiring to play along with them every time a child wanted to try an activity. It's a good idea to buy gloves (5 RM each) so that if each person has one, 1 adult and 3 children can play together. Non-slip socks are also essential! The ability to enter and exit freely was very helpful; we went out for lunch and then came back to play all day. In the evening, the staff members at the facility played with us a lot, which was very kind of them!

always buy from Klook. cheaper than going to them directly. they are cool. carers don’t really need a tag

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 😂

The experience was seamless from start to finish, from booking via Klook to the massage at Thai Odyssey , Pearl Point. Everything felt smooth and well-managed, with no friction. Booking through Klook was especially convenient, it was quick, straightforward, and hassle-free. 🫶🏻

It was a really fun time. It's an experience that idols can enjoy and truly do here! The price is much cheaper than doing it in Korea, and the instructors were professional. You'll definitely want to go to the highest point, so you'll end up paying an extra fee. You have to rent shoes for 15 ringgits if you don't have shoes with straps, and it's an extra 35 ringgits for the higher point.

First of all, the staff is extremely friendly, I was very satisfied. They automatically sent the photos and videos to my Gmail, great~~~ It was a pleasant experience.

80x80 took me 9 hours to complete over 3 days… I’m not sure if that’s normal but I don’t think I was particularly slow🤣 for my first time tufting I think I should have been less ambitious by doing a smaller piece. either ways, this was a great experience!