Flying Squirrel London vs. The Factory: Which Indoor Play Place Wins?

If you're a parent in London, Ontario, juggling rainy days and energy-packed kids, you’ve likely researched indoor playground options. Two heavy hitters are Flying Squirrel London and The Factory. Both aim to keep your family entertained—but which one truly stands out? Let’s dive in.

The quick snapshot

• Flying Squirrel London
  Wall-to-wall trampoline fun, climbing challenges, aerial silks, an arcade, and a café. It’s a high-energy destination built for the whole family.
• The Factory London
  Trampolines, Indoor ropes course and ziplines, an arcade, a warrior course, virtual reality, and more. It’s a sprawling playground for all ages.

They both offer big fun—but in very different ways.

Related: Flying Squirrel photos from the park floor.

 

Feature	Flying Squirrel London	The Factory London
Trampolines	Huge freestyle trampoline area, performance court, dunk hoops, airbag launch lanes, dodgeball, kids' section with foam pit	Large trampoline area
Climbing & Ropes	Extreme traverse climb, rope swing, aerial silks & lyra, slackline	Indoor ropes course and zip lines
Unique Challenges	Battlebeam, stunt jump airbag, parkour course, arcade, Drey Cafe, soft play zone	Warrior course, virtual reality, slime factory, Lil’ Climbers toddler zone
Ages	Toddlers, kids, teens, and parents (adult-friendly adventures!)	Families of all ages, with attractions for toddlers through teens and adults

Flying Squirrel brings a mix of aerial, trampoline, and ninja-style fun that engages every age group. The Factory, meanwhile, is a sprawling challenge hub with rope courses and other immersive activities. Both are clear winners.

Safety & cleanliness

• Flying Squirrel London emphasizes safety with German-engineered trampoline systems, regular sanitization, and attentive staff. Parents can enjoy seating options and café access while kids fly—then recover.
• The Factory also takes safety seriously, partnering with professional medical staff on-site and offering structured course setups, secure group booking flow, and lockers.

Tie: Both venues prioritize safety and cleanliness, giving parents confidence whether the lean is adrenaline or exploration.

Pricing & packages

• The Factory London: Passes start at $30.99 for just one hour, $36.99 for 1.5 hours, $42.99 for 2 hours, and as much as $74.99 for an all-day pass. Toddler rates are also on the higher side at $54.99 for a “Lil’ Fun Pass.”
• Flying Squirrel London: $23 for 60 minutes or $30 for 90 minutes gets you access to everything in the park. Toddlers get their own discounted rates—$14 for 60 minutes or $19 for 90 minutes.

The takeaway? Flying Squirrel makes it easy for families to enjoy everything without breaking the bank. The Factory’s pricing is steeper and better suited for a rare splurge, while Flying Squirrel London delivers everyday value.

Atmosphere & overall vibe

• Flying Squirrel London: High-energy, music-filled zones, vibrant lights, and action on every corner. It’s an adrenaline-filled space where kids of all ages stay engaged, and parents can relax with a coffee at the Drey Café.
• The Factory: A large adventure playground with ropes courses, ziplines, and VR experiences inside a repurposed cereal mill. It’s unique and fun, especially for families looking to try something different.

The takeaway: Both places offer a great atmosphere—Flying Squirrel thrives on fast-paced, non-stop energy, while The Factory brings a mix of adventure and exploration. Which vibe you prefer comes down to your family’s style of fun.

The verdict: Why Flying Squirrel wins (for most families)

Both Flying Squirrel London and The Factory deliver standout attractions, and which one you choose really depends on your family’s style of fun.

Choose Flying Squirrel London if you want:

• Inclusive fun across all ages—toddlers, teens, and adults all have options

• A balanced mix of trampolines, aerial challenges, and arcade fun plus a café for parents

• Straightforward, affordable pricing with no hidden add-ons

Choose The Factory if your family prefers:

• Longer, more immersive adventures with ropes, ziplines, and VR

• Plenty of variety under one roof

• A one-of-a-kind experience in a unique setting

The takeaway: Both are excellent choices. Flying Squirrel is perfect for high-energy outings you’ll want to repeat often, while The Factory is better for a special day out when you’re looking for a big adventure.