Dream Point Experience
Indoor, multi-room “world of dreams” in Point Square with giant ball pit, balloon room, projection art and Dream Café – built for families and very Instagram-friendly.
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Indoor, multi-room immersive attraction in Point Square where families move through a series of themed spaces rather than a traditional play centre. Kids wade through a huge ball pit under hanging “clouds”, weave between oversized balloons in the Balloon Room, and watch walls react to their movements in the Projection Room. There’s an Inflatable Room with towering, touch-sensitive shapes, a Glow Corridor where children draw on the walls with light, and a Draw Alive Room where their coloured-in characters appear on a big shared screen. Sessions are run in timed 90-minute windows and most families spend 40–80 minutes inside, so it suits everything from toddlers who just want to climb and roll to older kids and teens who like creative photos and digital art-style experiences.
- Ireland’s largest ball pit with around 250,000 pearl-toned balls under hanging “clouds”.
- Balloon Room with oversized balloons and a calm walk-around path for visitors with sensory sensitivities.
- Glow Corridor where children use torches to draw glowing trails on the walls.
- Draw Alive Room where kids’ coloured-in characters are scanned and come to life on a shared projection wall.
- Dinosaur-themed immersive room with 360-degree prehistoric projections and multi-chapter story.
- Dream Café at the end of the route with a soft play corner for younger children.
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Indoor, multi-room immersive attraction in Point Square where families move through a series of themed spaces rather than a traditional play centre. Kids wade through a huge ball pit under hanging “clouds”, weave between oversized balloons in the Balloon Room, and watch walls react to their movements in the Projection Room. There’s an Inflatable Room with towering, touch-sensitive shapes, a Glow Corridor where children draw on the walls with light, and a Draw Alive Room where their coloured-in characters appear on a big shared screen. Sessions are run in timed 90-minute windows and most families spend 40–80 minutes inside, so it suits everything from toddlers who just want to climb and roll to older kids and teens who like creative photos and digital art-style experiences.