SCHOOL'S out and the kids are bouncing off the walls with excitement. But as a parent, you may be wondering how to keep them entertained without breaking the bank.
Luckily, there are plenty of fun and affordable activities in the Klang Valley that won't burn a hole in your pocket!
Here are our top five picks for school holiday activities under RM50:
1. Pusat Sains Negara, Bukit Damansara
Unleash your inner scientist at the National Science Center on 8 and 9 March!
Put your brain to the test with the Science Buzz quiz, get creative with the Jellyfish Craft and go on a Dino Hunt adventure. But that's not all! Science Come Alive and DIY Fun STEM will keep you entertained throughout the day.
Then there's the Dinosaur Encounter exhibit. With 18 life-size animatronic dinosaurs, you'll be transported back in time to the land of the dinosaurs.
Learn all about these amazing prehistoric creatures and more at this affordable and educational attraction.
(Tickets from RM3)
2. Farm in The City, Seri Kembangan
Get ready for a Farmtastic Hunt like no other! On March 11 and 18, gather your family and head to Farm in The City for a treasure hunt that will test your problem-solving skills with puzzles and challenges at each station.
And you'll be surrounded by adorable animals and breathtaking scenery at every turn.
But that's not all - at the G2G Animal Garden, your little ones will have the chance to get up close and personal with all sorts of furry (and not so furry) friends.
From petting friendly goats and sheep to feeding cute animals, these interactive experiences are both fun and educational, making them the perfect family outing.
(Tickets from RM32)
3. Wet World Park, Shah Alam
Looking for a way to cool off and beat the heat? Look no further than Wet World Park Shah Alam.
If you're an adrenaline junkie, check out the Super Hurricane and Monsoon Buster for a wild ride your family will never forget.
The Water Playground has over 10 amazing attractions for a splashing good time with the family.
Or, if you're looking for something a little more chill, relax in the Bermuda Triangle or Pirate Cove.
(Tickets from RM33)
4. Beast Park, Sg. Wang Plaza
Are you ready to unleash your inner beast and take on exciting challenges?
Beast Park Indoor Adventure and Activity Park, or SuperPark Malaysia, has two thrilling options for adventure-seeking kids.
From scaling rock walls to gliding on skates and flipping on gymnastics equipment, there's no shortage of fun and healthy activities to keep them moving and grooving.
(Tickets from RM29)
5. The Parenthood, MyTown Shopping Center
Calling all mini-monarchs and little adventurers! Are you ready to take over and rule the playground?
Head to The Parenthood Playland, a London-themed wonderland where your little ones can reign supreme in a castle-like play structure fit for kings and queens.
From climbing and crawling to bouncing on mini trampolines and jumping into a colorful ball pit, kids will love being active and feel like royalty.
(Tickets from RM20)
From water parks and science centers to animal farms and indoor adventure parks, there's something for everyone.
So why not make the most of your time together and create some lasting memories?
Melissa Fernando
Wed Mar 08 2023
There are plenty of fun and affordable activities in the Klang Valley that won't burn a hole in your pocket! - FACEBOOK/Wet World Water Parks
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