Expat kids in Cambodia are sometimes at a loss for what to do, but these days there are more and more activities for kids in Phnom Penh. Enter Kids City. Billing itself as “11 levels of fun” and bedecked with one of the most eye-popping building facades in Phnom Penh, one could be tempted to think that the enormous multiplex of child-friendly activities was modeled on some sort of Danteian vision of the circles of kids’ amusements. However, Kids City is actually surprisingly enjoyable for both kids and adults, and dare I say, pretty cool.
There are ten levels in this giant, multi-storied factory of childhood fun. The pricing structure and times can be a bit confusing — you pay a separate entry fee for each floor, and each has a different schedule.
On the top floor is an ice-skating rink, where adults and children aged 5 and up can skate. “Feel scared? If you look forward, don’t look down,” is the advice they give, and they’ve got several members of staff skating around to encourage you to get onto the ice. Skaters will need to wear gloves and socks, however everything is for rent or for sale there, including skates, knee-pads, coats, helmets, socks, and gloves. If you’d like a trainer to skate with you to help you stay upright, you can pay an additional $2. They also have a Canadian ice-skater (she’s skated in Disney on Ice, among her other credits) offering lessons for a limited time. Price for skating is $10 for adults and $8 for kids. On weekdays, students and kids can skate for $5. The price covers an hour and 15 minutes of skating. There are seven skating sessions each day, starting at 10:00 a.m. and ending at 6:25 p.m. The skating rink can also host birthday parties.
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