Cosmic World kid’s entertainment
Paphos, Cyprus Bowling alley
Frequently mentioned in reviews: Top-rated.online cuts through the clutter, highlighting only the reviews that are most helpful, earn the most likes, or come from the most active contributors. Good soft centre and alley. Entrance to the soft was €4 per child, adults free. 5 of us bowled and had a few drinks. Loved it. Quick service on the drinks and the lanes were good. Good selection of arcades and there also a soft play. Perfect for a couple of hours. is cheap compared to the UK. 2 stars only because of the video coin games. Most of the games are 2 euros each which for a kid doesn't take more than a minute. As in general review as a place it's very nice for but should be more trained and be more polite! We were 6 people and took 2 lanes on a weekday evening. It was quiet, no wait time. The was smooth and the place is clean. There's also an arcade area with video games. Great option for a casual and fun evening in Paphos Amazing and gymboree complex.. We spent twice during the vacation as a family. The really enjoyed themselves and didn't want to wait 😊 .. Definitely a place that is recommended to spend a few hours with the kids! We visited the playground on a Sunday with our two-year-olds to let them play. First of all, although the area is supposed to be air-conditioned, it was still quite hot inside, and the place was so crowded that it felt overwhelming. Now, regarding the areas: in the ball pit designed for toddlers, there were much older (elementary school age, maybe?) playing inside. Twice, they almost stepped on our little ones. Although there’s supposed to be supervising, no one intervened — they simply allowed it. Then we moved on to the indoor slide. Based on our experience with other centers, under 3 years old are usually accompanied by a parent for safety reasons. Here, not only were there many older running around (which is understandable), but we were told off for going in with our toddlers — because, apparently, we might break the equipment! This is the first time I’ve ever heard such a thing in a soft area. When I asked why, the member told me to ask in English — then said it was because of a "risk of damage." I asked to speak to the manager in English, but she pretended not to understand. I eventually found the manager, who first claimed this was their policy to avoid overcrowding with adults inside. When I pointed out that toddlers need supervision — and asked what would happen if a small child were to fall through an opening or get hurt — he changed his explanation. He said the real reason was to prevent any risk of sexual harassment from adults inside, which might damage the reputation of the venue. Honestly, that kind of reasoning shocked me. So the question is: are there actually proper safety measures in place for toddlers or not? Who is responsible if a small child is seriously injured from a fall? Isn’t the parent the one responsible for supervising their own child? How can a parent do that if they’re not allowed inside? Either enforce proper age restrictions (which clearly aren't being enforced, as older were everywhere), or don’t give me three completely different excuses and expect me to pick one. 🚫For toddlers under 3–4? Absolutely not.⚠️ Apparently, here’s how it works: you bring your baby to play… and then you’re not allowed to actually take care of them. Nope — no stepping in, no helping them climb, no catching them if they fall. You’re just supposed to stand back and watch your little one navigate giant climbing toys and ball pits alone, because… safety? Staff? Oh, they’re around — sometimes. Mostly they seem to be practicing the ancient art of “looking without doing anything,” even when are fighting, leaping onto smaller children, or roughhousing in ways that make you wince. Intervention is clearly optional here. Maybe older, self-sufficient will be fine. But smaller ones? This place is basically a game of “survival of the fittest” — and your toddler will lose. I’ve been to countless playgrounds across Cyprus and abroad, and this is the first time I’ve ever seen such a backwards, unsafe policy. Bravo. Really nailed it. 👏 They don’t let you bring your own food or drinks, even for babies, no matter what. !! No alternative milk !! So if you or your kid is allergic, be aware. Food and coffee isn’t that great. So if they would have had at least one plant-based milk, or leave me alone with my own drink, I would have probably came here somewhat more often. It’s empty most part of the day, than gets super busy at 5.30-7.30 pm. A lot of birthdays for kids. Nice place but aggressive stuff that demand to pay entrance for 10 months old baby against there own sign declaration . The place itself is very nice for everyone whether it's families or teenagers or just to hang out. Bowling Those who like a lot will enjoy the place, which is what the place specializes in. The alleys are very elaborate when, for example, a young child arrives, automatically the settings on the alley go up in turn. There is also a table with a tablet where you can wait your turn and look at the results in the game. !!! It is very important to know when playing bowling, if you want to you must wear special shoes that are adapted to the alleys !!! For children For children, there is an area where only are allowed to enter, and there are carousels adapted for children, a ball pool, and more! Playhouse There is also a game room where you can games with tokens and at the end buy toys with them. Food In the place itself, you can also buy food and drinks. I arrived early with my 8 year old son, who had never bowled before. Dimitrios gave him a tutorial — very kind! And then my son got 9 skittles, almost a strike! The place is not suitable for under 4 years old. The reason? The is not supervising at all times and they don't allow you to go in and help your baby if he asks. They must to inform you that is for up 5 years old, Also, I ordered a caffeine-free coffee, and they brought it to me with caffeine, and then they don't even apologize for having made it wrong. In conclusion, they should replace the because the place itself is good; only those who serve are lacking a lot. "Terrible service. We ordered coffee and they brought us only half a cup. Very unprofessional and disappointing. "My daughter is 9 years old and tall for her age. I even showed her birth certificate, but the laughed and made her cry. They didn’t let her just because she is 9 years and a few months old. This was extremely unprofessional and very upsetting for both of us." 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Address · Phone · Hours
- Address
- Apostolou Pavlou Ave, Paphos Municipality, Cyprus, CY
- Phone
- +357 99 425588
| Monday | 3 to 11:30 PM |
| Tuesday | 3 to 11:30 PM |
| Wednesday | 3 to 11:30 PM |
| Thursday | 3 to 11:30 PM |
| Friday | 3 to 11:30 PM |
| Saturday | 10:00 AM to 11:30 PM |
| Sunday | 10:00 AM to 11:30 PM |
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