Kids Area
Discover our spacious children's area at MAP. Here, even the youngest visitors have plenty of space to climb, slide or try their hand at bouldering for the first time!
Important information for parents
Please note that for safety reasons, the Kids Area is only open to children aged 3 and above.
A 1:2 supervision ratio also applies at MAP. This means that one parent or authorised accompanying adult may supervise a maximum of two children.
Action & sport for the little ones
We believe that action sports are not just for adults. That's why we have created our Kids Area, a space specially tailored to the needs of our youngest visitors. Here, children can playfully explore the different sports, test their limits and really burn off some energy. There is a wide range of activities on offer – plenty of adventure and fun are guaranteed!
Our offer is a real alternative to classic indoor playgrounds, especially for families who value quality and a pleasant atmosphere. Whether during the holidays or when the weather is bad, at MAP you will find the ideal place for exercise and fun for the whole family!
The Kids Area at Munich Action Park
The children's area is designed for children aged 3 and above. A particular highlight is the bouldering wall, which has been specially designed for children and features routes up to 3.50 metres high. Here, children can master their first routes and try out the sport.
In addition to the bouldering wall, our climbing frame with integrated slide offers a wide range of opportunities to let off steam. The combination of hanging, balancing and sliding ensures that there is no chance of boredom setting in.
New: The MAP Kids Licence – Your ticket to the big sports areas!
Is your child aged between 10 and 13 and keen to really let off steam at MAP? Our MAP Kids Licence opens the door to the big action zones: bouldering, parkour, calisthenics and Ninja Warrior!
As the safety of our youngest visitors is very important to us, they’ll learn everything they need to know about the main areas in a compact workshop.
Three steps to your licence:
- Book the workshop online: Secure a slot for the 90-minute workshop via our online shop (Wednesdays, just €10 including entry). Tip: Book the free MAP Kids Club at the same time!
- Take part and get your action certificate: Our trainers will show the kids cool falling techniques and the hall rules. After a short test, they’ll receive a certificate and an access wristband.
- Check in and get started: On future visits, simply scan your ticket, show your wristband without being asked, and head straight into the action zones without any waiting time!
Why the change?
Previously, a brief induction by our on-site trainers was required before each session. With the new ‘licence’, they now learn everything thoroughly in a single course. Afterwards, they are permanently authorised and never have to wait for an induction again.
Note for parents: The ‘licence’ does not replace the general duty of supervision for children under 14. (Supervision ratio 1:2)
Safety & Supervision
Please note that MAP is a sports hall and not an indoor playground. The entire children's area is covered with high-quality soft floor mats that cushion every jump or small fall.
Nevertheless, children under the age of 14 must be supervised at MAP. You can find all the details in the terms and conditions.
To ensure that other sports can be practised safely, the Ninja Warrior, parkour, bouldering and calisthenics areas are not accessible to children under the age of 10.
Children's birthday parties
Unforgettable for kids, stress-free for parents—celebrate your child’s birthday at MAP! An online reservation is required in advance.
Please note: You’re welcome to bring birthday cakes or muffins. Our bistro offers a wide variety of snacks, drinks, and much more. All athletes can refill their water bottles at our water bar at any time. Please make sure to leave the birthday table clean when you’re done.
Your visit at Munich Action Park
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