About Palace Play
Palace Play, a children's amusement and play centre in Brighton, gives parents an indoor option for active play regardless of the weather. Well reviewed by the families who've visited.
Visitors can expect a multi-level play frame at Palace Play. Huge soft play with So much fun, mine is just entered 1.
If Palace Play is new to you, allow a little extra time on your first visit to find parking and get oriented.
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Last updated: 1 April 2026
Palace Play at a Glance
- Café
- Not available
- Parking
- Not available
- Birthday Parties
- Not available
- Toddler Area
- Not available
- Baby Area
- Not available
- SEN / Sensory Sessions
- Not available
- Wheelchair Access
- Not available
- Free WiFi
- Not available
Who Is This Best For?
Consistently well-rated by local families, Palace Play is a reliable choice for a soft play outing in Brighton.
Tips Before You Visit
1. Most soft play centres require socks for children (and often adults) — worth packing a spare pair just in case. 2. Bring a snack bag and a water bottle as the café situation varies — call ahead if refreshments are important. 3. Check parking options near Brighton Palace Pier, Madeira Dr before you travel — street parking availability varies. 4. Weekend and school holiday sessions fill up quickly at popular venues — check if pre-booking is available. 5. Weekday mornings (especially Tuesday–Thursday, 9–11am) are typically the quietest and calmest times to visit.
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(The rating above is from 85 Google reviews — separate from reviews left here.)
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Frequently Asked Questions about Palace Play
- Does Palace Play have a café or refreshments?
- Palace Play does not appear to have an on-site café. We recommend checking directly with the venue about any refreshment options available.
- Is parking available at Palace Play?
- Palace Play does not appear to have dedicated parking. We suggest using local public parking and checking with the venue for the nearest options.
- Do I need to book in advance to visit Palace Play?
- Walk-ins are accepted at Palace Play. However, booking ahead is advisable during weekends and school holidays when sessions can fill up quickly.
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