Kids activities in Gurgaon

Tan10 · Mar 11th, 2009, 18:41

What activities are there for families with kids in Gurgaon? And what do kids do outside of school in their free time?

Susan B · Mar 17th, 2009, 15:46

There's fun city at Ambi Mall, cinemas and McDonald on MG road, picnic in the park at Leisure Valley. I hear there's a new giant bowling alley at Ambi Mall too. Hobby classes, they call it, are plentiful, traditional indian dance, ballet, jazz, piano lessons, karate, horse riding, cricket, football, the swimming pools would be open soon. Have you been to Epicentre, there's an art gallery, but we go to see the many free shows and it has a nice restaurant. Another nice place for Sunday brunch in Gurgaon is The Oak Tree, Rs.500 for adults and Rs. 250 for kids. I hope I don't sound like I'm advertising, don't mean to.

The Gurgaon Connection, an expat group, has a baby/toddler group that met up regulary.

Mar 11th, 2009, 18:41	#1
Tan10 Member Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: UK Posts: 8	Kids activities in Gurgaon What activities are there for families with kids in Gurgaon? And what do kids do outside of school in their free time?

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Mar 17th, 2009, 15:46	#2
Susan B Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Gurgaon Posts: 64	There's fun city at Ambi Mall, cinemas and McDonald on MG road, picnic in the park at Leisure Valley. I hear there's a new giant bowling alley at Ambi Mall too. Hobby classes, they call it, are plentiful, traditional indian dance, ballet, jazz, piano lessons, karate, horse riding, cricket, football, the swimming pools would be open soon. Have you been to Epicentre, there's an art gallery, but we go to see the many free shows and it has a nice restaurant. Another nice place for Sunday brunch in Gurgaon is The Oak Tree, Rs.500 for adults and Rs. 250 for kids. I hope I don't sound like I'm advertising, don't mean to. The Gurgaon Connection, an expat group, has a baby/toddler group that met up regulary.