Playdot

“Nice playroom, big and kids have fun”

“We visited this playhouse for the first time after a friend’s recommendation. You need points to redeem entry, and luckily Aurelia’s grandpa had plenty to spare—so we used them to get three tickets and check it out! The space is large and very clean, though there aren’t a ton of play options. Still, it’s a nice spot for kids to burn off some energy if you’ve got points and aren’t sure where to go. One cute detail: the diaper changing room has little stairs so kids can climb up themselves—very thoughtful! Just a heads-up: you’ll need to prebook before coming. We’re planning to invite more friends next time for a group playdate!”

“You can enter ONLY by redeeming points through Lee Garden app. It’s not very clear neither on the app nor online. Before coming you need to reserve a spot via the app: on the home page of the app scroll down to hyevents! Find Playdot in there and reserve your spot. Without reservation - they won’t let you in. On weekends you need to reserve at least 8h in advance - it gets full quickly. 1 ticket is for 1 child and only 1 accompanying adult, and costs 300 points. There is no cash price equivalent for the entrance. When you register in the app, they reward you with 500 points. You earn points by shopping/spending in any of Lee Gardens and Hysan. 1hkd spent = 1 point. To register a spending you need to take a clear picture of both payment receipts - one from the shop/restaurant and another from the cash machine. If you don’t get either of receipts - they won’t register a spending - it will be rejected. Minimum spending is 100hkd. Hope this helps!”

“place was big, spacious and clean. but not a lot to play with, and probably just suitable for kids 5 years and younger to play and run around.”