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Nestled in the vibrant heart of Paris at 101 Rue Berger, Playground 7-11 offers a unique slice of childhood magic amid the city's historic streets. This lively playground is designed to be a haven for children aged 7 to 11, providing a safe, engaging, and well-organized environment where kids can explore, play, and make new friends. Its central location makes it an ideal stop for families seeking a quick, fun escape from sightseeing or a lively spot to unwind after a day of cultural adventures.

What makes Playground 7-11 stand out is its commitment to safety and structured fun. The staff meticulously organize activities and games that keep children entertained and secure, ensuring a positive experience for both kids and parents. The playground's design incorporates various climbing structures, slides, and interactive zones, all maintained to high standards of cleanliness and safety. The staff's professionalism and kindness are often highlighted by visitors, with many praising their patience and understanding.

Experience the best of Paris with a fun-filled day at Playground 7-11

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“Worst playground ever” -my 8yo daughter. Staff only open the gate for about 30 seconds on the hour. Once inside all the cool stuff is cordoned off presumably broken. The unrestricted playground next door is pretty good though.

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Don’t you ever go there! Staff is SO rude and nasty. She was screaming at our families not letting us in. She didn’t explain the restrictions. But basically she just didn’t want the kids to go in no matter their ages. It’s only for 7-11yo kids- but they did let  teenagers inside too. It didn’t make sense. She was loud and rude and screaming at a few families with zero patience. She made a few kids cry.. it felt like jail not a playground. And even for a jail it would have been considered tough guards. So lame. I cannot believe we walked 20min just so that a lady at the gate will talk badly to our families and won’t let us in even though our kids were at the right ages.

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This is an amazing facility in the heart of Paris. Many of the reviews here are unfair. It is a free facility run on 55 minute sessions where children must be 7 years old and capable of staying for the full 55 minutes without their parents. The staff are trained and arrange games to ensure children are entertained and safe. Every single time I go, there are parents telling their children to "say your seven", unbelievable as it may seem people attempting to put 4/5 year olds in, parents on holiday with non french speaking children who try to  force their own children to go in even as the children are begging not to go in alone. You must respect the rules, know your child's capabilities and be fair to the staff..they do not need crying 5/6year olds or shy older children  who don't speak french staying for 55 mins.
The staff are great but I can only imagine how frustrating it is to see parents break the rules which are very clearly written both in french and English. They are flexible if your child is overly confident and happy to enter but parents must be fair, height also is an issue as smaller children may not be able to climb certaain structures.
They don't take parents numbers so you need to be 100%confident your child can cope before putting them in.
Talk to the staff if you have a doubt they will let you take the kid out if they are miserable but you need to communicate before your child enters.
Staff will speak some English and they show compassion to the distressed child but they do not tolerate pushy/rude parents.
My daughter adores this playground and has recently started joining in the organised games of tag rugby (or something similar) I can have 50 mins to grab a coffee and read next to the park.
Be aware of times and do not arrive late at the pick up zone which is not the same area as the drop off point.The mean lady people wrote about in reviews is actually lovely and perhaps it's a language barrier or maybe it's parents thinking rules don't apply to them and their children but writing nasty comments and putting photos up of said staff members is totally unfair. This is honestly a super option for children after you have dragged them through the Louvre but be sure of your child or take them to tuilleries park where they can play unrestricted or pay for the trampoline area, also Luxembourg gardens has a good playground where you can pay and stay with your children who need your presence to feel secure.
For reference I live in Paris and frequently use the park at Chatelet. Usually there will be an English speaking child or two. Bird poop can be an issue around the area but they keep the play park clean. I hope that this gives an insight into some of the less fair reviews I have read.

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It’s only til 17:30. And what’s about democracy for children in Paris? Freedom for playing places for them…

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This playground is an absolute disgrace. The absurd restriction to children aged 7-11 and the rigid entrance and exit times are completely impractical. The manager is shockingly unprofessional—she shouted at my kids and outright refused them entry. This kind of hostile behavior is unacceptable, especially in a place meant for children. Avoid at all costs.

Playground 7-11 in Paris: A Unique Kid's Experience

Discover the unique offerings of Playground 7-11, located in the heart of Paris at 101 Rue Berger. While primarily known as an innovative children's play facility, this spot also offers a carefully curated selection of food and drink items to enhance your visit. Whether you're looking to fuel up before playtime or refresh after, the menu provides thoughtful options crafted to delight both kids and their parents.

Kick off your experience with fresh and inviting starters designed to awaken the palate. Each dish blends simple, high-quality ingredients with a playful twist, perfect for children and adults alike before heading into a fun-filled play session.

Seasonal vegetable crudités with house-made dips

Warm baguette served with creamy herb butter

The main dishes focus on nourishing and satisfying options that keep energy high. The menu showcases carefully selected ingredients that appeal to young adventurers and their guardians alike.

Classic croque monsieur with melted Gruyère and ham

Homemade vegetable soup served with crusty bread

Sweet treats at Playground 7-11 are crafted to delight with classic flavors. Designed to offer a satisfying end to your meal, these desserts bring a comforting and familiar taste to all ages.

A well-rounded selection of beverages complements the menu, featuring refreshing drinks to keep energy levels high and moments of relaxation well-deserved.

also features seasonal and rotating specials, offering unique tastes that celebrate local flavors and the essence of Parisian culture, making each visit a fresh and exciting culinary exploration.

Discover Playground 7-11 in the heart of Paris. Enjoy thrilling attractions and vibrant ambiance. Experience fun like never before! Visit now!

Playground 7-11: Fun Hub in Central Paris

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Playground 7-11

Playground 7-11 in Paris is a vibrant hub designed specifically for children aged 7 to 11, located at 101 Rue Berger, Paris, France. This unique facility offers a structured play environment where kids can engage in a variety of fun activities while parents take a well-deserved break.

Playground 7-11 in Paris - A Unique Experience for Kids!

. Navigate the playful landscape of slides and climbing structures designed for energetic children, and while they explore, parents can unwind at nearby cafés or simply enjoy a moment of peace. The playground's atmosphere teems with enthusiasm and laughter, making it an inviting destination after a long day visiting the Louvre or other Parisian attractions.

At Playground 7-11, kids can enjoy **free play** during 55-minute sessions. The facility is well-staffed with trained professionals who facilitate games and activities, ensuring that every child is engaged and safe. However, parents should note that children must be capable of staying inside without their guardians, making it an opportunity for independent play.

While the playground has received mixed reviews, many parents appreciate its focus on safety and structured play. Some visitors have noted concerns about the strict age restrictions and time limitations, but those who follow the guidelines often find it a rewarding experience for their children. The staff is noted to be attentive and caring, fostering a nurturing environment for kids.

 Children must be aged 7 to 11, and capable of staying for the full 55-minute session without parents.

How long can kids stay inside the playground?

. The sessions are limited to 55 minutes.

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Playground 7-11 in Paris: A Unique Kid's Experience

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