District 21

District 21 is an indoor adventure park (much to my delight because the weather that week was scorching hot!) located in the heart of IOI City Mall in Putrajaya. From where we stayed (KLCC area), it should only take us 45 minutes. But GPS went crazy and we reached in 1.5 hours. The mall is huuuugggeeeee!

Before we got the tickets, we did a sneak preview and I asked the boys if they are up to it. Both boys did a massive “yeay!”, and off we went to get tickets. Please note that this park is suitable for kids (and adults) who are adrenaline junkies, and above the height of 120cm. In my opinion, best for kids above the age of 6. 🙂

Please be properly attired. Shoes (trainers) and long pants/something slightly below the knees. You would not want to end up with bruises on your knees. Do pay attention to the height and weight restrictions at each station. The safety of your kids and yourself cannot be compromised.

Here are some of the stations that we tried.

1.        Roller glider – The kids did not meet the weight requirements, so only me and the husband tried. It’s like zip lining, which goes around in turns at super speed! Must try for adults!

2.        Go pedal – Great for the whole family. You can to go in pairs and race down the track. Human go cart peddling. You might think that you can go 5 rounds, but after 3 rounds….I said “OK! I’m done!” Hahaha!

3.        Low ropes – The kids did this, like 4 times. It’s a low ropes obstacle course for kids. And they love this the most!

4.        Launch pad – Trampoline for the whole family. Jumping up and down, playing basketball, doing somersaults. What’s there not to like?

5.        The Maze – Ok, this was the most exhausting for me. Lots of climbing, crawling, and navigating through tunnels. The kids went thrice. Me? Once…heh heh

6.        Free fall – This is like bungee jumping…the mini version.

7.        Power Station – Interactive climbing area. Rock climbing, wall climbing, rope climbing, pole climbing

8.        Tubby ride – Snow sledding, minus the snow. Super fun!

We spend about 6 hours here. And because re-entry is allowed, we break for lunch at a nearby Korean restaurant, and went back into the park. All in all, I think it’s a fantastic park for kids (something different from the usual theme park/water park).
Do drop by if you are at Putrajaya!

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