One of the bigger soft plays in Mid Ulster — a main frame and amusement areas for the bigger kids, a gated, enclosed toddler zone for the little ones, and a café to sit in. Step-free throughout, with wheelchair-friendly parking.
What you'll do — a main soft-play frame and amusement areas, billed as one of the larger options in the Mid Ulster area.
Little ones sorted — a gated, enclosed toddler area so the smallest can play safely away from the bigger kids.
Café to sit in — an on-site café serving food and drinks, with seating and free wifi.
Step-free throughout — wheelchair-friendly parking, entrance and toilets, so it's an easy one for prams and wheels.
How long & cost — most give it 1.5–3 hours. Paid per child; prices change, so check before you go.
Grippy socks needed. Anti-slip socks are the norm on the frame — bring a pair for each child (usually buyable there) and check on the day.
Check the days. Often open Thursday to Saturday 10am–6pm and Sunday 12–6pm, and closed Mon–Wed — so confirm current days, and call ahead for busy weekends and parties.
Plan your visit
Check the days — often Thu–Sun
It's walk-in on quieter days, with a call ahead sensible for busy weekends, holidays and parties. Paid per child (prices change, so check). Opening is often Thursday to Saturday 10am–6pm and Sunday 12–6pm, with Mon–Wed frequently closed — so confirm current days before you travel. There's a free, wheelchair-friendly car park, and the building is step-free throughout. Grippy socks are likely required on the frame — pack a pair per child.
It's often closed Monday to Wednesday, so check current days before a special trip. The building is step-free with wheelchair-friendly parking. Grippy socks are likely required on the frame — bring a pair per child.
Before you set off
What to bring
🧦Grippy socksLikely required on the frame — a pair per child; check the rule.
👕A spare topA change of top for warm, busy play helps for home.
💳Card or cashFor entry and the café.
🎒A water bottleFor a busy couple of hours.
Good to know
Everything before you go
Cost
Paid entry per child. Prices change — check before you go.
Booking
Walk-in on quieter days; call ahead for busy weekends, holidays and parties.
Hours
Often Thursday–Saturday 10am–6pm, Sunday 12–6pm; frequently closed Mon–Wed. Confirm current days.
What’s inside
A main soft-play frame and amusement areas, plus a gated, enclosed toddler zone.
Age limit
Babies and toddlers up to older soft-play age, with separate areas by age.
Food
On-site café serving food and drinks, with seating and free wifi.
Parking
Free on-site car park, wheelchair-friendly.
Toilets
Step-free, wheelchair-accessible toilets. Baby-changing worth confirming on arrival.
Accessibility
Step-free access throughout, with wheelchair-friendly parking, entrance and toilets. The frame itself is a climb.
How long
1.5 to 3 hours.
Address
65 Drum Road, Cookstown, BT80 8QS.
Questions
Before you go
What days is it open?
Often Thursday to Saturday 10am–6pm and Sunday 12–6pm, with Monday to Wednesday frequently closed — so confirm current days before a special trip.
Is it good for a rainy day?
It's one of Mid Ulster's larger soft plays — a main frame, a gated toddler zone and a café, all warm and indoors.
What ages is it for?
Babies and toddlers up to older soft-play age, with a gated toddler zone for the smallest.
Is it accessible?
Yes — step-free throughout, with wheelchair-friendly parking, entrance and toilets.
Do we need socks?
Grippy socks are likely required on the frame, so pack a pair for each child and check the current rule.
Is there food?
Yes — an on-site café with food, drinks, seating and free wifi.
Getting there
Cosmic Kids Softplay & Café, 65 Drum Road, Cookstown, BT80 8QS — just outside Cookstown with free, step-free parking, an easy stop in the middle of Mid Ulster.
Cosmic Kids Softplay and Café is an indoor play centre on Drum Road in Cookstown, billed as one of the larger soft-play options in the Mid Ulster area. It pairs a main soft-play frame and amusement areas with a gated toddler zone for younger children and an on-site café for parents.
The building has step-free access throughout, with wheelchair-friendly parking, entrance and toilets, plus free wifi. It can get busy at weekends and on bank holidays, so a quick check ahead is sensible at peak times.