Festive fun for families
The Citizen|December 07, 2024
Whether it's an outdoor adventure, splashing or venturing into the theatre.
Hein Kaiser
Festive fun for families

If you're not spending the holiday season by the sea, don't fear, because across Gauteng there's a ton to do and experience. Spending time with one another is what getting festive is all about and whether it's an outdoor adventure, splashing, or venturing into the magic of theatre, there's no shortage of fun to be had. And there's a lot of it about.

Playhouse in Alberton

This is an indoor playground designed to keep kids active and engaged. It features climbing structures, slides, and interactive games in a safe, clean environment that lets parents relax while their children explore. Open from Thursday to Sunday.

CityROCK Johannesburg

For little adventurers, CityROCK Johannesburg offers an indoor rock-climbing experience. With walls designed for all skill levels and a dedicated kids' area, it's both a fun and challenging way to spend the day.

Emerald Resort and Casino, Vanderbijlpark

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