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Monkey Mania has opened their newest indoor children's playcentre at the Casula Homemaker Centre in south western Sydney, marking the companyâs fourth store since beginning operations less than a year ago.

Monkey Mania's other three stores are located at DFO Canberra in Fyshwick, Harbour Town at Waterfront City in Melbourne's Docklands and at SupaCenta Penrith, NSW.

Monkey Mania offers a wide variety of activities for children aged under 12, including electric go-karts, sports net, 'ball-o-city' cannons, climbing structures and slides.

Within the centres separate babiesâ and toddlersâ area offers younger children a haven from older children. Parents are encouraged to play together with their children throughout the centre and there is ample cafe seating. The centre's are also designed to enable parents to have maximum visibility of their children as they play.

Monkey Mania also offers a 'drop and shop' service, allowing parents to leave their children aged five and over to play for up to three hours, while they shop within the retail/discount centres.

Monkey Mania also specialises in childrenâs birthday parties, with uniquely themed party rooms never before seen in Australia at each of their locations. Each of the rooms are complete with murals and matching/life-size centrepieces that the children sit on, including a pirate ship, a hot air balloon, magic carpet, space ship and tree trunk table with mushroom stools.

As Casey Foster, General Manager at Casula explains "we pride ourselves on customer service, employing friendly staff and maintaining a high standard of hygiene throughout the centre.

"We want children and their parents to enjoy their Monkey Mania experience so much, it keeps them coming back for more."

Monkey Mania Casula is located at the corner of Beech Road and Camden Valley Way.

For more information contact 02 9734 7220/02 9734 7221, www.monkeymania.com.au

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