Rainbow Soft Play Bishop

Please know that there may be a queue when you arrive and respect social distancing whilst you wait as we are letting one session out and one session in at a time for everyone’s safety.

If possible, arrive on time for your visit, we cannot allow early entrance but will allow entrance after your session start time, this will still mean you need to leave when your session time ends.

We charge an entry fee per person regardless of their age as we have a limited number of persons we can allow advised by our local council.

Only food or drink purchased on site can be consumed on the premises. We have the right to ask you to leave if you are not following the precautions we have set.

To ensure Rainbow Soft Play remains a happy and enjoyable place for everyone, we must ask that the rules of play are adhered to at all times. These rules are in no particular order, and for the protection of the children playing, so if it is felt that they are being deliberately ignored, rule breakers may be asked to leave the play frame or the premises.

We cannot be held responsible for any accidents or injuries caused through misuse of the play equipment or failure to comply with the rules listed below.

• Parents or guardians must supervise children at all times.
• Inappropriate language and bullying will not be tolerated.
• No food, drinks, chewing gum, or sweets are permitted in the play areas.
• Smoking is not permitted anywhere inside the building or directly in front of the main entrance.
• Rainbow soft play accepts no liability for any loss or damage to your property while on the premises.
• Please report any accidents, spillages, or damage to a member of staff immediately.

Face coverings are mandatory for visitors when they are inside the venue, children under 11 may be exempt with valid reasoning.

Adults and children over the age of 11 must wear a face covering when entering the venue and throughout their stay.

Face coverings may be removed when eating and drinking at their table, however, groups should not mix tables during their stay.

Staff are not required to frequently check visitors for exemptions when not wearing a face covering, but should reasonably ask them to abide by the law.

No mixing people between members of different households.