Rules of play

  • Only children who are under 4’ 10” or 148cm in height may play
  • All children must be accompanied by a supervising adult at all times. Oceans of Fun does not accept responsibility for the supervision of children.
  • Children should use the toilet & wash their hands before entering the play area
  • Leave badges & jewellery with parents/carers
  • Spectacles should only be worn if used with a retainer & shatterproof lenses.
  • Please remove shoes before entering the play area.
  • Socks must be worn at all times (socks can be purchased at reception).
  • Age restrictions apply in different areas of the equipment.
  • Play is restricted to 2 hours during busy times
  • Please do not play at the bottom of the slide or climb up the slide.
  • Please do not climb the netted walls of the play frame
  • Do not climb the net or structure outside the play frame
  • Clothes with ropes & cords should not be worn in the play area.
  • No sharp objects to be taken into the play area.
  • Fighting or bullying will not be tolerated. Guilty parties will be asked to leave.
  • No food, drinks or chewing gum should be taken into the play area.
  • It is forbidden to smoke or vape within the playcentre.
  • Children who are unwell should not enter the play area.
  • Loose play equipment or other objects should not be thrown at each other.
  • All damages to Oceans property must be reported to a member of staff immediately
  • Nappy changing and use of potties must be conducted in the toilets. Please use the nappy bins provided and do not put wipes & nappies down the toilets
  • In the interest of Health & Safety please ensure any food dropped on the floor is picked up immediately. Report any spillages to a member of staff
  • Only food purchased at Oceans may be consumed on the premises. This is to protect customers who have food allergies
  • Report any behavioural concerns to a team member
  • Report all accidents to member of staff to ensure we can provide the necessary assistance. All accidents are logged and are important to our ongoing safety.
  • Parents/carers are responsible for the behaviour of the child in their care at all times

Thank you for your co-operation

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