Club Rules
Rules allowed me to be safe whilst having fun
Club Rules
As a child, my mum always said that “rules allowed me to be safe whilst having fun”. Please consider our house rules as seatbelt to keep your child safe whilst they are enjoying their time at the Adventure Club.
We want Toby’s Adventure Club to be a place of relaxed enjoyment, fun, social connection and discoveries! In light of this we know more fun and enjoyment will be had by all when our customers follow our guidelines and policies.
Terms of Use:
The Adventure Club reserves the right to refuse service to a customer whose presence detracts from the safety, welfare, and well-being of other customers and the club itself. The Adventure Club reserves the right to amend these Terms of Use and Liability Waiver from time to time.
Playground Pride
- Slides go down! Climbing up or standing on the slide puts children and others at risk.
- Kindness is King! Children and adults will be kind, respectful, and conscious of the safety of all friends. Rough play or bullying will NOT be tolerated. Those unable to comply will be asked to leave the premises.
- Fairness is Fun! All children and adults will play according to posted rules.
- Toys are for home. Safety is our highest priority. We would encourage you to ensure that no outside toys of any kind are brought into the Adventure Club.
- Food is for the Cafe. Adults and children are not permitted to eat food in playground area. Food and drink should be consumed in the cafe/seating area and not taken into the playground.
Our Safety Rules
Empty your pockets and remove all jewellery including rings, necklaces and earrings before entering the playground.
Slide feet first one person at a time on the slide
SOCKS ONLY! No bare feet and no shoes! The Adventure Club provides specifically designed grip socks that should be worn whilst using the playground.
This playground has been designed for children with safety in mind and the frames are able to take adults weight. If you need to help your child please feel free to enter the playground. If you are worried that you may have too much fun…please ask an Adventure Play-worker and they will assist your child.
