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AeroPlay! Indoor Soft Play

London
18 April 2026 - 31 December 2026
Ages 6 months - 8 years
From £2.00
Conditions may apply
Climb, slide and explore at AeroPlay!, the aviation-themed indoor soft play at the RAF Museum London.

Let little imaginations take flight at AeroPlay!, an indoor airfield-themed play space where children can climb, crawl and slide their way through an aviation-inspired adventure.

Perfect for family visits and designed as an indoor activity whatever the weather.

AeroPlay main play area
Children playing in AeroPlay
Toddler play area in AeroPlay

 

Key information
  • Sessions: 1½ hours
  • Booking: Sessions can be booked in advance or, subject to availability, purchased on the day
  • Recommendation: Pre-booking is recommended to avoid disappointment
  • Age guidance: AeroPlay! is suitable for children aged 6 months to 8 years
  • Toddler area: For children aged 6 months to 3 years

 

Climb and explore

Children can scale a climbing wall and explore the aircraft’s multi-level soft play structure, discovering routes and obstacles along the way.

Slide, crawl and interact

Slides, tunnels and rotating propellers create an energetic play space, with a digital wall adding extra interactive fun.

Toddler play

Younger children have their own age-appropriate play space for early exploration, confidence building and active play.

Book AeroPlay! tickets


 
Birthday parties

Celebrate your child’s birthday with an AeroPlay! party. Children enjoy a soft play session before continuing the celebration in a dedicated private party room.

  • Party booking includes: A 1½ hour soft play session, followed by food and drinks in an exclusive private party room
  • Party size: Minimum 10 children, maximum 30 children

Coming soon

3D Rendered & AI populated image of Aeroplay with children in party hats

Important play conditions
  • Supervision: Children must be supervised at all times by a responsible adult.
  • Adult access: Adults must remain in the soft play area at all times and are not permitted to use the play equipment.
  • Footwear: Socks must be worn in the play area.
  • Food and drink: Food and drink is not permitted inside the play zones.
  • Outside food: Outside food and drink is not permitted. Baby food is allowed for children under 1 year.
  • Photography: Photography is not permitted within AeroPlay!, but photos may be taken in a private party room.
  • Staff guidance: Visitors should always follow staff guidance and play safely.

Full Terms and Conditions apply

Accessibility and suitability

Access: The space is step-free

Wheelchairs and buggies: The space is step-free, but the soft play structure is not suitable for wheelchairs


 
Seasonal Pass

Regular visitors can enjoy AeroPlay! even more with a Seasonal Pass. An Off-Peak Seasonal Pass is planned for Monday to Friday visits, during the day or after school.

Coming soon

Children sliding in AeroPlay
Parents relaxing in AeroPlay seating area

Frequently Asked Questions
When does AeroPlay! open?

AeroPlay! is currently under construction and will open in April 2026. Visitors can register their email to be first to know the launch date.

Do I need to book in advance?

Booking online is recommended to guarantee your spot. AeroPlay! often reaches capacity during weekends and school holidays.

Can adults join children in the soft play?

Adults must supervise their children and stay in the soft play area at all times, but they are not permitted to use the play equipment.

What ages is AeroPlay! suitable for?

AeroPlay! is suitable for children aged 6 months to 8 years. The toddler section is for children aged 6 months to 3 years.

Can we bring our own food?

No. Outside food and drink is not permitted for allergy prevention reasons. Baby food is allowed for children under 1 year.

Can we book the whole place?

Please contact the customer care team for details.

What happens to lost items?

Lost property is held at AeroPlay! for the day, then moved to the Museum’s lost property area. Visitors should ask a front of house assistant.