A MULTI-ACTIVITY centre which includes a soft play village, sports cage and huge slides has opened in Bradford - offering family fun for the Easter holiday.
Infinity, at Albion Mills in Greengates - the Telegraph & Argus Trader of the Week - is aimed at youngsters from babies upwards and other family members who want to have fun.
It offers “a safe space for the community to enjoy and where people can unwind and improve both physical and mental health”.
Owners DAVID BOOTE and GARY HEPPINSTALL collectively have 44 years experience working in hospitality, and an additional 16 years in the leisure industry.
Here they explain what’s in store at the activity destination:
Infinity opened its doors for the first time in February, housing a multitude of fun things to do.
Excitement filled the air as families gathered to celebrate the grand opening at Infinity, the newest addition to our communities’ entertainment landscape.
Boasting a vast array of attractions and a dedicated toddler area, it promises to be a haven for family fun.
Infinity distinguishes itself with its exciting range of attractions including inflatable which hosts two free fall areas, huge slides, beat the wall and wipeout balls.
Complementing this, the three-storey soft play area is a space where children can revel in the joy of climbing, sliding and exploring a variety of colourful and engaging play structures.
The expansive play areas cater for children aged nought to14, offering a dynamic and safe space for endless entertainment.
Sports enthusiasts are in for a treat at Infinity, with a specially designed football cage where kids can showcase their footy skills!
The vibrant and energising atmosphere encourages friendly competitions and teamwork, adding a dash of athletism to the play experience.
We have not forgotten the tiniest members of the community. There’s a designated toddler area awaits with its own soft play area with huge ball pool along with a role play area crafted with the smallest adventurers in mind.
Parents can rest easy knowing that their toddlers are exploring and playing in a secure environment tailored to their needs.
The fun doesn’t stop at play - it extends to the taste buds at the Infinity cafe. Parents and guardians can relax and recharge whilst sipping delicious coffee and enjoying an array of food options.
The cafe provides a comfortable, welcoming space for families to unwind and re-fuel.
Infinity has received overwhelming support from the local community, with parents expressing their gratitude for a new and exciting destination for family outings.
Local schools and community groups have already begun scheduling visits, further solidifying Infinity’s role as a hub for the community engagement.
We have employed more than 25 local people, with plans to create more jobs for the community in the near future.
We also plan to host various events and will be hosting parties, making it an ideal venue for birthday celebrations and other special occasions.
The versatile facilities and dedicated staff ensure a memorable experience for every guest.
Multiple sessions are available: during the week there’s a three-hour toddler morning from Monday to Friday, 9-12pm.
At weekends, toddler sessions are from 9-10am.
The Infinity session runs from Monday to Friday, 12noon until 3pm.
Weekend open sessions start from 10am and the last session runs from 6pm-7pm.
Plans are already in motion for Phase 2, adding to the current attractions, and options are being explored to introduce further attractions, including Laser Tag and a dedicated sensory room.
Families can now immerse themselves in a world of play, laughter and endless memories at Infinity.
Our grand opening marks the beginning of a new chapter for family entertainment in our community, promising joy and excitement for years to come.
* Book online at infinityparks.co.uk
Walk-in bookings are subject to availability.
* Do you have an independent business in the Bradford district that you would like us to feature as a T&A Trader of the Week?
Get in touch by emailing emma.clayton@nqyne.co.uk or helen.mead@nqyne.co.uk
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