Happy Park, a new and huge ball park for children, opens today in Malaga: the first 100 children enter for free this weekend.
The new 4,000 square meter children's area opens its doors in the Churriana district with themed areas, slides, costumes, and ball pits. During its inauguration, the first 100 children each day will enjoy one hour of free fun.
Málaga adds a new space designed for the fun of the little ones. This Friday, October 10, Happy Park officially opens, a huge 4,000 square meter children's playground located at Carretera de la Azucarera Intelhorce, 34, in the capital of Málaga, in the Churriana district. The new ball park promises to become one of the reference places for Malaga families. Additionally, during the first three days of opening, the first 100 children will enter for free each day, as a welcome to a space where fun, safety, and joy combine in one place.
Happy Park is designed for boys and girls from 1 to 12 years old to have unique experiences, with areas adapted by age and multiple proposals for play, exploration, and fantasy. From its Lego-type construction zones to its ball pits or themed rooms for birthdays, the venue invites the little ones to enjoy, imagine, and create unforgettable memories.
A world of adventures for all ages
The interior of Happy Park is a true universe of color, movement, and games. The Lego construction areas are designed for children aged 3 to 9 years who enjoy creating and assembling structures. The themed birthday rooms—with options like Little Princesses, Champions, Little Mermaid, Fantasy, Snow White, or Astronaut—offer personalized environments for family celebrations.
Moreover, the little ones can become whoever they wish in the costume area, embark on adventures through tunnels and slides, sing in the children's karaoke, or try their luck at the plush toy machines, a classic that continues to delight all ages.
The giant ball pits, reserved for the smallest children with a maximum height of 90 cm, complete an offer designed for children to enjoy in a safe and adapted environment. All under the motto: "Relaxed parents, happy children."
A magical opening with special guests
The inauguration of Happy Park will have a special touch thanks to the visit of some beloved characters by the children: Elsa, Rapunzel, Stitch, and Mario will be there to welcome all the kids on their first opening weekend.
During the first three days, the first 100 children to arrive each day will have one hour of free access, making this inauguration an ideal occasion to debut the park with the family.
Comfortable spaces, safety, and basic rules
Happy Park has also been designed with parents in mind. Each child can be accompanied by an adult, who does not pay an entrance fee nor can use the facilities, but has comfortable rest areas from which to watch the play.
The facilities of Happy Park.For hygiene and safety reasons, the use of socks is mandatory within the park. If not brought, they can be purchased at the reception for only 2€. The maximum height allowed is 1.60 meters and access is limited to children under 12 years old.
Prices and hours of Happy Park
The prices vary depending on the length of stay and the day of the week:
- 1 hour: 10 € (Monday to Thursday) / 12 € (weekends and holidays)
- 1 hour and 30 min: 13 € (Monday to Thursday) / 15 € (weekends and holidays)
- 2 hours: 16 € (Monday to Thursday) / 18 € (weekends and holidays)
The opening hours will be from Monday to Friday from 16:30 to 21:30, and Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays from 12:00 to 21:30.
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