Last Update: June 2018. 3 years after my first post, we were finally able to go back and experience DreamPlay again. This time, we went as a playdate group of mostly 4-7 years olds. Everyone had a grand time! Updated attractions and rates posted below.
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DreamPlay by DreamWorks in City of Dreams Manila is the first-of-its-kind indoor, interactive play and creativity center. Built upon the incredible stories of DreamWorks and brought to life through the latest digital technologies, DreamPlay allows kids to experience their wildest dreams.
Let’s go see what’s inside!
There’s our favorite ogre holding up the sign, greeting his guests. 🙂
These are the views by the entrance, suggestive of the park’s main themes:
- Kung Fu Panda
- Shrek
- Madagascar
- How to Train Your Dragon.
Tickets
You can buy your tickets online through SMTickets.com or you can purchase them right at the entrance. They accept cash, credit cards, and Dream Rewards points.
- P680 – Weekday Pass
- P880 – Weekend/Holiday Pass
- FREE – Children Below 80cm
They also have VIP and Family Passes for frequent visitors.
- VIP Pass P1,500
- DreamPlay Passport
- Passport Sleeve
- DreamPlay Lanyard
- Character’s Photo Op with Frame (1-time only)
- Cheddar Cheese Fries and Bacon & 1 scoop of Ice Cream
- Express Check-in
- 10% Discount on F&B and Retail Merchandise
- Family Pass P8,000
- Unlimited DreamPlay entry for 12 months
- Good for 4 persons
- Express Check-in
- 25% off on Birthday Party Entertainment Package
- 20% off on DreamPlay Retail Items
- 20% off on Photo Op with the Characters
- Invites to DreamPlay Special Events
- Promotional Emails
Shrek
Shrek’s home, the Swamp, was the first part that we went to. It’s like a mini hiking trail with tree houses, ball pools, and rope bridges. He’s also supposed to have lost his key but the kids were not successful in finding it.
We even got to sit on his giant chair while he was not looking! I’ll have to find a clearer photo of us.
How to Train Your Dragon
- These cool looking slides were snaking around in the next area.
- Height Requirement: 120cm (though they were not strict when it comes to the smaller slides)
The spotted green one on the left is the wildest of them all. There is an attendant on top to make sure that participants meet the height requirement of 120cm. We were also asked to put on “dragon pads” or arm sleeves before going down the slide.
The orange slide on the right is a fun one, where even the younger kids can try. I tried it also with my 1-year old on me and she seemed to like it.
Rawr! The blue one was closed when we went so we weren’t able to try it. 🙁
How to Fly your Dragon
- You’ll search Hiccup’s collection of hand crafted dragon parts to create your own unique dragon. When done, you’ll climb to the top of Berk and fly it through the tracks (metal bars on top).
- Height Requirement: 100cm
Here are the boys with the dragons they’ve created.
Kung Fu Panda
Welcome to Po’s home!
Being a Kung Fu master is tough work. Training, training, and lots of training is needed.
Thread of Enlightenment
- Height Requirement: 140cm
Try this for training! This is the view that will greet you while waiting outside. Various ropes hang from above for the brave participant to tackle and conquer.
And some more daredevil stunts…
Wall of Destiny
- Height Requirement: 120cm
- Another tough looking stunt from Kung Fun Panda’s territory
The participant is to climb up to the highest pole one pole at a time. Many of the kids who tried froze halfway. I would love to try this next time!
This is another attraction that I want to try. The participant climbs all the way up and she’s supposed to jump and grab the bag.
There’s also rock climbing facilities.
Kung Fu Panda Dojo
- On the lighter side, join the Kung Fu Panda Dojo to practice some of the funny kung fu antics and moves. This is fun to do as a group and see who ranks first among all of you.
- Height Requirement: 100cm
Madagascar
Whatever Floats Your Boat
- Help the Penguins of Madagascar assemble a boat and sail it down a river of obstacles.
- Height Requirement: 110cm (Participants below 110cm can be accompanied by an adult)
An attendant gives paper sails for the participants to decorate.
The boys spent very little time decorating as they were excited to sail their boats away!
Here, they put the boats on the water and let it sail away. All through the track, there are buttons you can push to accelerate your boat or topple your enemy’s boat. 🙂
Also part of Madagascar is this cockpit on the second floor. You can pretend to be pilots and drive your plane. 🙂
Afro Circus
- A circus themed playground where the kids can climb up and down safely and shoot balls.
- Height Requirement: 100cm
This was a big hit in our group. They all had fun collecting and shooting the foam balls.
DreamStudio
- Make and direct your own animated movie at this attraction.
For my trial, I chose Kung-Fu Panda because I like Po so much! 😛 In your individual screen, you can select to add characters, objects, backdrops by dragging and dropping from the menu (In this photo, I was adding Tigress on the right). You can then animate each item by choosing the options available (like Karate chop, running, standing still, etc.)
Here’s a sample of my work. Too crude. Haha!
DinoTrux
- Learn how to build and pilot your own Reptool then enlist the help of Ty and other Dinotrux to create a unique world.
- Height Requirement: 100cm
DreamTales Library
- Guests can enjoy a quiet space and read some of their favourite DreamWorks stories here. Some of our favourite characters also take the stage in a puppet show.
We were able to catch the puppet show featuring King Julien’s New Clothes. 🙂 The kids all danced to “I like to Move it, Move it!” afterwards. 🙂
Dream Theater
We were able to watch 2 shows here, one in 2D cartoons and the other in 4D. The kids enjoyed the 4D thoroughly!
Function Rooms
The place also comes with 3 themed private rooms with a total capacity of 120 seats where guests can celebrate occasions such as birthdays.
Cooking with Gingy
- Learn how to make a gingerbread man from Gingy himself. Shrek and Donkey make their appearance too so it makes for a wonderful and funny experience!
- Tip: Head here first and have your names registered. Slots fill up very quick so register first for your desired time and come back again when it’s your turn.
Here we are decorating our gingerbread. 🙂
Chez Gingy
Should you get hungry, there is also a restaurant that offers pizza, burgers, noodles, and dimsum. The pizza and nachos are so yummy! 🙂
Character Appearances
Do watch out for these character appearances!
Souvenirs
Of course, a place to buy mementos from. 🙂
If You Have Toddlers…
If you have a toddler and older kids, I suggest you bring your toddler as well. Entrance is free for them anyway and they’d get to enjoy the character appearances, the decors, the ball pit, the circus playground, to name a few. They’re also very welcome in the DreamTales library and the DreamPlay Theater. Here’s little K enjoying herself. 🙂
Play, Create, Learn.
DreamPlay is indeed a venue to do those and so much more. It’s literally a playground, a 5,000 square meter at that, for adults and children alike. It’s very ideal for playdates, team building, or even simple family/friends outing.
A couple of Reminders
- Dress Code. Yes, they do have one if you wish to participate. These are the rules:
- No Slippers/open-toed shoes
- No Sleeveless Shirts
- No Skirts (for Wall of Destiny and Thread of Enlightenment)
- Must wear socks and shoes
- Adult visitors without children are now allowed to enter DreamPlay
DreamWorks DreamPlay
Aseana Blvd. corner Macapagal Avenue
Brgy. Tambo, Entertainment City, Paranaque
(02)808-0909
Operating Hours:
Weekdays: 10AM – 9PM
Holidays/Weekends: 9AM-10PM
Yay!! Excited to bring Skye there. Pwede na kaya sya? She’s already very curious pero baka may mga di safe for her? 🙂 Usually talaga mahaba ang pila pag bagong bukas. I think mas lalala pa yan in he next few weeks.
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Yup, pwede na siya pumasok but of course d pa pwede to do the attractions. Tingin tingin lang. Sa house ni shrek, may inflatable, so pwede siya dun. 🙂
Oh, so excited to go visit with my kiddos! Thanks for sharing sis!
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Have fun there! 🙂
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Hi! 1:1 ba ang adult and kid to enter? Or possible ang 3 adult and 1 kid? Thanks! 🙂
Hi Ailee, wala naman siyang rule on 1:1 na adult to kid. So dapat pwede ang 3 adults and 1 kid 🙂
hi mommy! Marami po bang attractions for 3y.o below? my son is 17months. Gusto namin pumunta hehe bakit ang nakalagay sa post nila free entrance yung non participating adults 🙂
Hi Lara, for younger kids, there’s shrek’s swamp, they can climb there, use the robe bridge, inside may inflatable where they can jump. There are also the smaller slides in the dragon area na pwede for them. Then yung digital coloring book upstairs. Play around sa cockpit also. Plus library and 4d theater. Not free for non participating adults e. P270 each kami e (holoday/weekend rate)
Thanks for this!!! 🙂 been wanting to take my 5-year-old daughter here. May I know if the 2-hour option would be enough or should we take the 4-hour rate?
Hi Yen, for us, we went there as non participating, we spent around 1 and a half hour there. If you or your daughter will participate, you may want to take the longer option. Hope that helps. 🙂
how much po ang ticket if non participating
Hi!thanks for sharing this.just curious if they accept credit cards for the entrance fee or cash basis only?
Hi Pia, yes, they do accept credit cards. 🙂
thank you for sharing.
Can we buy tickets online to avoid the long queue.
Hi Dra Bing, I don’t believe that option is available yet.
You Can Purchase Tickets at the SM Tickets website.
That’s great news! To save from lining up for a long time. Thanks! 🙂
Pwede po ba pumasok kahit walang batang kasama? 🙂
Hi Miyo, hindi sila nagpapapasok pag walang batang kasama e. Although madami na nagraise ng concern na yun so hopefully they’ll amend it.
Do they charge kids less than 3y.o? My son is just 19months and I would love to bring him here some time 🙂
Hi Liz, kids less than 100cm are free so your son can get in for free. 🙂
Excited na ko dalhin twins ko here! But I think they are too young pa. They are 1yr olds
They can get in for free and just look around hehe.
So pwede pa sila til 3 yrs old walang bayad? We really need to go here! Ako talaga may gusto hahaha. Maikot na ba namin lahat if for 2 hrs lng? Like for pictures lang? Kasi hindi pa sila pwede sa attractions.
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Yup, maiikot na in 2 hours pag pic pic lang. By height sya e, so pwedeng free pa ang 3 years old. 🙂
Wow, mukhang sobrang sulit ang rates nila. I’d probably be the one who will enjoy a lot here, look at that stunts area, my kind of thing. My baby is too young for the activities, but I’m sure she’ll enjoy looking around. Thank you for this post, great pictures.
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Thanks, Kat! 🙂 We’d have to go back also just to be able to try and enjoy the activities for ourselves.
It looks really nice! Shared the link with some friends who might be interested to go. Sayang my kids are under 3 years old pa. We’ll probably go next year na lang when one of my two kids can actually enjoy the place more.
But thanks for the info! Super informative!
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Thanks, Jackie 🙂 My kids too. A few more years before they can enjoy the daring attractions hehe.
Thanks for sharing this! Very timely, I was curious on what’s in store there… I was thinking of bringing the kids when they’re a bit older nga lang… this supports it hehe. Although if non-participating meaning parang sight-seeing lang kayo dun? for 2 hours at least? 🙂
Yes, parang sight seeing lang if not participating although available naman yung 4d theater and library. Also the smaller slides and shrek’s swamp. 🙂
Thank you so much for sharing this!!! 🙂
Sana malaki laki na ang daughter ko hihi!
Kaos parang naiintimidate ako pumunta sa City of Dreams. hehe
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Hehehe, welcome! 🙂
defitely visiting this placew my daughter soon 🙂
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This is one the places that I’d like to check out soon with or without my daughter with me. Hehehe! 😀
WOW! now we are excited to check out the place soon (maybe after we return from our trip to Palawan). Thank you for sharing 🙂
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Exciting!!! Thanks for sharing Mommy Cheryl. Now more excited to bring my Little Prince. Though he’s only 28mos, I’m sure he’ll enjoy it. He knows Shrek and Madagascar na. 🙂
You’re welcome! 🙂 I’m sure he will. Kami, we watched shrek first before going haha, just to familiarize them. 🙂
So nice 🙂 I wanna go there ASAP. I’m sure the kids will enjoy :)) Thanks for sharing!
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So this is what’s inside of Dreamwork’s DreamPlay, so many attractions, recreations and activities to do for both parents and kids. Super nice and hope they can maintain it 😀 Thank you for sharing 😀
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I do hope so too! 🙂
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Thanks for sharing Anne=)
You’re welcome, Achi Annabelle 🙂
hi, ask lang if what activity is suitable for 8 year olds so I can decide if I’m gonna take the 2 or 4 hours & if I’m gonna take the participating ticket. thanks!
Thank you for sharing your experience. Very timely as we are going there tomorrow morning. Thanks for the tips.
Have a great time! 🙂
My daughter’s not yet familiar with Dreamworks’ movie characters but this place looks like one she would definitely enjoy playing at.
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Yes they accept MasterCard! Sana may HTTYD din sila kase gusto ng mga anak ko so Toothless 🙂
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Yung mga slides are sa HTTYD na theme. 🙂 Also, yung make your own dragon and “fly” it. 🙂
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yours is by far the most comprehensive post about Dreamplay. Can’t wait to bring my kids.
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Thanks, Tina 🙂
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Hi my friend and I are 22 years old and i have read a comment where we need to bring kids to be able to enter?
Hi Jasper, yes, their park rules state that you can only enter when with at least one kid.
Hi! Ask ko lang po mam what if we are 8 adults & 2 children? ilan hours po kaya mas ok na hindi mabitin yun dalawa kids na kasama namin their ages are 5yo & 7yo. adults my 2 senior kmi kasama ndi nmn ma bored or mapagod un ksma nmn? pag sunday hindi naman crowded un place? please give advice. Thank you so much. godbless.
Hi Kris, mga adults magpaparticipate din? If so, I’d go with 4 hours. Yung mga seniors, pwedeng tambay nalang sa may restau or gift shop para d mabore hehe. I haven’t been there lately so I’m no sure of the crowd but I’m supposing it’s more packed if weekends. Hope that helps. 🙂
Hi Kris, mga adults magpaparticipate din? If so, I’d go with 4 hours. Yung mga seniors, pwedeng tambay nalang sa may restau or gift shop para d mabore hehe. I haven’t been there lately so I’m not so sure of the crowd but I’m supposing it’s more packed. Hope that helps. 🙂
Will be including this in our go-to list! Thank you for sharing!
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this place is very nice, I’ll would like to try and visit it ASAP! =)
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Hi. My friend is working at Dreamplay as an Attendant for the Character apperance. She said that the Entertainment Attendants that handles the character are not allowed to hold our phones during the meet and greet because their job is to secure the safety of the character and guide the character through out the meet and greet time. I think that the reason why the Attraction operators are allowed to take and hold our phones. Though you can’t tell which is which because they have the same uniforms! Haha! We alsp experience the queue line. We thought it will take forever but since it’s a new place and they’re still in the soft opening phase we should understand. Anyway, thanks for sharing this post! I envy the photos ang ganda lahat! Will read some of your posts also! Thanks again!
Thanks for clarifying that, Mae. And thanks for dropping by. 🙂
We are planning to go to DreamPlay before vacation is over. We’re still setting aside a budget for it.
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Wow, super dami ng attractions! Everything looked so fun and pretty challenging yung sa Kung Fu Panda. I guess customers should opt for longer hours to experience lahat, or at least most of them.
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Entrance fee is quite expensive but I think mag eenjoy ang mga kids sa mga paakyat akyat. My girls may look like pa tweetums pero para silang mga monkeys pagdating sa akyatan.
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Then they will surely have a great time doing the rope courses and the wall climbs. 🙂
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hello! my family are planning to go there, may i ask if we are allowed to enter if majority of us are adults (5 adults and 2 kids)?
Hi Autumn, yes, as long as there is at least one kid, you’ll be allowed to enter. 🙂
hello po, mas mahal talaga yung entrance fee ng children?
Hi Faith, I believe those rates are for participating children. If adult na participating, same rate din as the one indicated in children. Pero if not participating, yung mas mura.
Mommy ano po masuggest nyo length of time if may kasama po me 7y/o active kid? Will 4hra be enough or day tour? Is 2hrs not bitin for kids? Thank you
Hi Edeliza, I would suggest the 4 hours. 🙂 Bitin ang 2 hours if you guys will be participating.
I am planning to go there on tuesday may 5.. is 2 hours really bitin .. .. would you advice me to do the attraction too.. or ilet my daughter do all of yhem .. are they really safe..
Hi Richell, if you are into those things (rock climbing, rope courses) then I would suggest you try it too kasi kakaiba din. 🙂 From what I’ve seen, there are harnesses naman on all the risky attractions. And there’s always someone to guide you.
Will a 9 yr old boy appreciate it kaya? Or baka ma-bore na?
Hi Misyel, 9 year olds will have fun because they’re old enough for the challenging attractions already. 🙂
Is this serious? “Adult visitors without children are NOT ALLOWED to enter DreamPlay”
What if we pay the Kid’s fee, are we still not allowed? I sooo want to get in.
Do they allow DSLR?
Yep, that’s one of their park rules. I wonder if they’ve updated it since a lot of people are complaining about that. Yes, ok to bring DSLR.
Hello po .. do u have any idea .. how to get to dreamplay .. I’ll be commuting lng po .. From pranaque … .. than you po ….
Hi Richell, they have shuttle buses that can pick you up from paranaque to city of dreams 🙂 http://www.cityofdreams.com.ph/shuttle
Hi sis! My daughter is turning 4 and would like to bring her there for her bday but undecided what package/ # of hours to choose… i dont think she will be able to enjoy all the activities because shes still quite young. What do u suggest? Should i pay for the whole day option or will half day be enough?? Pls reply. Tnx!
Hi Charmaine, I’d suggest you go with the 2 hours since that’s more than enough for younger kids who cannot participate yet. 🙂 Advance happy birthday to your daughter. 🙂
Hi. thanks for sharing. i’d like to ask if the place is accessible to wheelchair users? thank you
Hi Maria. Oh, tough one. I wasn’t able to notice if there were ramps or elevators. If ever, you’d be able to access the ground floor, which is where the majority of the attractions are.
Thank you for the info 🙂
We had really a nice time at Dream Play . Thank you so much for your insights . My children enjoyed it very much . They say 2 hours is too short ,I think 4 hours is the ideal one to really enjoy all amenities.
You’re welcome Rosana. 🙂 Thanks for dropping by my blog.
Hi! Thanks for sharing your experience, I was thinking of something new to celebrate my nephew’s birthday,eto na po ang sagot! I’m glad I read your blog. Ehehe.. Ask kona din po,hindi po ba pila sa every attraction na pupuntahan? Thanks!
Thanks for dropping by, yana! 🙂 When we went there wala namang pila sa mga attractions, yung sa tickets lang hehe
Hello.Is it possible for us non participating parents to watch over the kids while their doing different activities? And what are the attractions wherein we and the kids could do together if we won’t be participating? Thanks
Hi Jackie, yes, you can just watch while they do the activities. There are other things yiu can do together like the lung fu panda dojo where you act out the kung fu moves, the making and flying a dragon too.
Thank you Ms Cheryl.. ^_^
can we bring food and drink inside?
Hmm…there was no bag check naman so I suppose you can bring but check with dreamplay to be sure. 🙂
Cliff, I just checked. Cannot bring outside food and drinks. Only baby food and drinks are allowed.
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ask ko lang po anong maaadvice mo po ok na po ba ang 2 hrs? thanks
Hi Bea, if you’ll be participating in the activities like rock climbing, rope courses then go for the longer one. Kasi kami sight seeing lang 1.5 hours na.
Hi ask ko lang po, me mga souvenirs po ba na binibigay sila?
Hi Maya, wala po e. They do have a souvenir shop where you can buy. 🙂
hi, ask lang if what activities suits 8 year olds, so I can decide if how many hours to spend there & if I’m going to take the participating ticket? thanks.
Hi Stephanie, 8 year olds can do everything inside already. They can do the rope courses, the rock climbs, the flying of dragons, the animation making, etc. 🙂 have fun! 🙂
Hi! Will bring my 9y/o nephew and my 1yr old…comfort ba if I will bring a stroller?
Hi Aila, we didn’t bring our stroller when we went and I felt that it was much easier that we didn’t. There are tree houses (like shrek’s swamp ) that are narrow and have steps and stairs so strollers can’t be used.
*comfortable
“Adult visitors without children are NOT ALLOWED to enter DreamPlay.”
Question, medyo unclear to saken. Does it mean, kelangan may kasamang kid para makapasok? Pano kung 2 kids at heart lang? 🙂
Hi Jerome, yes, as per their rules, bawal pumasok if walang kids.
Hi, ask ko lang enough ba kung 2 hours lang un kukunin namen to experienced all the attractions inside? Thank you =)
Hi chie, if you’ll be participating (do the rock climbs, rope courses, etc), kulang yung 2 hours. If picture taking lang though, enough na 🙂
Thank you so much for sharing your thoughts about the place. Very detailed 🙂 Thinking of bringing my son here soon.
Thanks also for dropping by, Karen. 🙂
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Can we bring water inside ? kc mga bata madalas sa water when playing. Pwede po ba? Thanks!
Hi Lorraine, I think it’s okay to bring your own water since they did not check us for it naman at the entrance. Best to check with DreamPlay na din to be sure. 🙂
Ooops. I just found the flyer, it says pala No outside food and beverage allowed inside the facility.
pwede po ba water inside?
I’m bringing my 2 nephews pwde po ba nka walking sandals – I mean open toe n no socks?
Hi Ging, for that, you can enter but not participate in the attractions. They do require closed shoes for activites like rock climbing.
Salamat po
ask ko lang kung pwede bang nakashorts? and ok lang ba yung 2hrs yung anak ko lang ang maglalaro tapos aq lang yung magpicture? this coming sunday po kasi kami pupunta?how much?
Hi Babylyn, shorts are ok. If magpaparticipate yung anak mo sa lahat ng activities sa loob, baka kulangin ang 2 hours. The last part of this blog post is about the rates. Pwede mo check dun kung which ones apply to you. 🙂
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if you take the non participating ticket, can you accompany them inside the activity area just to take their pix during the activity or not?
Hi Stephanie, generally, yes. Like for the rock climbing part, it’s an open area so you can just take pictures while they do it. For the rope courses, I’m not sure if you can enter the area but if not you can always just take photos from the waiting line as it’s visible from there.
Yung rates po ba included na dun yung mga activities or rides?
Yes, included na. No actual rides there ha, more of activities. 🙂
Do you have to be a member to enter?
Hi Maris, no membership needed to enter.
Hi, Pwede po bang adult lang tapos walang kid? Thanks
Hi Gen, as per their rules, dapat may kid na kasama to be able to enter.
thank you cheryl.
Hi!
Is this also a good place for kids 5 years old? Since my kid doesn’t know those dreamworks characters that much since she’s a disney junior (sometimes cartoon network)kid. If so what would you suggest for a family with 3 kids.. 2 or 4 hours?
Thanks!
Hi! 🙂 Yes, it’s great for 5 year olds. My kids are also Disney Junior kids so before we went, we watched some of the Dreamworks films first to familiarize them hehe. 🙂 If your kids are too young to participate (like the wall climbings/rope courses), 2 hours is enough. 🙂
Hii! I’m 17 and my friend is 20. Are we allowed to enter dream play? What is the age limit ba to be called “children”? Hehe. And do they require any proof of the age? Kasi some people say I look mature for my age. Thank you!
Hi kesh, I think they consider ages 12 and below as kids.
hi..sa tingin mo masusulit na b mga kiddos sa 4hours or mbibitin lng cla? tnx
I’ve heard from others who got 4 hours, sakto naman daw for them.
nka punta nkmi before na may kasamang bata kung pupunta lng kmi na teens ok lng ba kht walng ksamang bata?
Hi James, di pwede if walang kasamang bata e
thanks po sa info GOD BLESS
nice at sobrang ganda
Hi, if participating adult same din ba ng fee?
And also if 4 and 2 y/o kids ksama, ok na kaya yung 2hrs? Hehe thanks 🙂
Hi Mon, yes 2 hours is okay if 4 and 2 years old. If participating adult, it’s the same fee for as the participating child.
can we bring food or snack inside or there are food court inside
Hi Clair, outside food and drinks are not allowed. Yes, they have a place to buy food inside. 🙂
Hi, thanks for the information my son Derrick 5yrs old is so excited to go there. How can we get there if we are from MOA?
Hi Dred, thanks for dropping by. 🙂 City of Dreams has a shuttle bus from MOA fro COD. You can check their schedule here: http://www.cityofdreams.com.ph/shuttle
Hi, can the kids be 4 hour participants while the parents take 2 hours as non participants? Is there an area where they can just wait for the kids to finish?
Hi Erin, I believe you can do that if the kids are old enough to not need supervision. There’s no real waiting area though. You can just grab a seat on the ledges near the entrance. 🙂
hi sis.. goodmorning.. ask ko lang bawal talaga kung walang kids na dala?? balak kc namin ng pinsan ko na pumunta dun.. 20 years old na kami parehas.
Hi Marriane, yes, talagang nasa rules nila that they don’t allow if walang kids. For the protection of the kids daw inside.
Hi, I’m a visiting tourist.. just want to find out whether there are any bathrooms or showers inside? I notice there is a pool?
Thanks all!
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There are bathrooms inside. I doubt if there are showers. There are no pools inside.
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maari po bng i consider na kid ang 19 yrs old na dalaga pero isip bata po cya autism po cya.
Hi Monica, not sure po how they would treat such a case. Do try to contact them and ask about it.
tanong ko lang po pwede na po ba yung 2yr old na baby ko dito .. ? dito ko kasi gusto gawin yung 2nd birthday nya ee.. .. thx
Yes, pwede po. 🙂
Hi.
We’re planning to go to Dreamplay this December. I’m wondering, are cameras really not allowed inside the park? I mean, sayang naman if hindi pwedeng magtake ng pictures inside.
Hi S, cameras are allowed inside the park. 🙂
Ano po dapat ang ticket na bibilin pag ang baby ay 2 years old? Balak po namin by this saturday kaso pag toddler sa theater and library lang. Pano po kaya yun?
Hi Dominiq, 2 hours is enough pag 2 years old. Limited kasi pwede gawin nila so enough na yun. Plus, if longer, they might get bored na. 🙂
kindly update price range, thanks, google results put your website in top 5.
not really sure if available pa yung non participating option, I checked their website for my son’s pre 8th bday gift, seen no information with regard to that matter.
I forgot to mention, is it wise to choose a day pass instead of a 4 hours pass? we may end up as a non-participating group, because my kid is autistic, as there may be majority of attraction where we cant participate, but hopefully we can. (I am pushing for all day pass)
Hi MLeigh, thanks for pointing that out. I’ve updated the ticket prices and operating hours already. Yes, the non participating option is still available. It’s basically like an entrance fee to be able to enter the park even if you won’t be participating. As for 4-hour or day pass, it depends on your son’s and your group’s capability, I suppose. If he can do all the attractions then an all day pass is good so he can repeat the ones he likes. I hope that helps. 🙂 Wishing your son a happy 8th birthday also! 😀
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hi! I just have a question. My son is 2 years but his height kase is more than 100cm na.. do they charge according sa height? or age? Thanks!
hi! I just have a question. My son is 2 years but his height kase is more than 100cm na.. do they charge according sa height? or age? Thank you in advance! =)
Hi Jhanis, I think it’s by age. Maybe you can try to bring an ID with his birthday to validate that he’s just 2.
Perfect place for kids, how I wish I was 10 years old again… huhu
wow. I want to bring Neo na inside DreamPLay. I think he’ll be able to handle the challenges na :)Thanks for the photo tour! 🙂
Pano yung mga isip bata ? Like 22? Bawal pumunta ng walang kasamang bata?
Bawal po hehe
Adult visitors without children are NOT ALLOWED to enter DreamPlay???? What do you mean by this?
Hi Cho, as the place is intended for kids, (according to the management) they made that rule for the safety of the kids. 🙂
Hi Cho, as the place is catered to kids, (as per their management), this rule is made to ensure the safety of the kids.
Hi! Ask ko lang bawat attraction po ba may fee rin? Or kasama na yun sa entrance?
Hi Mariah, no fee per attraction. One time fee lang sa entrance. 🙂
hi po hm.po entrance sa dream play.pati po ba adults may entrance ilan oras po pls pm .me tnx
My kids were supposed to have a field trip in here last December but the school had to change the itinerary. My kids would have love this!
Awww, too bad! It’s fun to do it as a family trip also. 🙂
Hi, can 2 parents accompany 1 child? or is it 1 kid 1 adult only?
Hi Jane, yes, 2 adults can accompany 1 child. 🙂
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