Play World Australia, a two-day event in September, promises children a high energy, engaging and super fun days with every toy they can imagine
It’s a two-day event in September that promises to dazzle the imaginations of Sydney kids, giving them a chance to play, laugh, sing, dance and have all the fun they want.
Play World Australia, say the organisers, will be a high energy, engaging, interactive and most importantly, fun event experience unlike anything Australia’s ever seen before.
The two-day consumer event designed for kids will take place in Darling Harbour during the September school holidays. It will be a place for kids to discover and interact with the coolest toys, games and characters through hands-on activities. Kids will play, create, imagine, touch, and learn from the biggest players including Disney, Nintendo, PJ Masks and more.
Aimed at kids aged 4 to 12 years, and including everything fun from Star Wars Jedi training to slime DIY, coding workshops to car racing, and Nintendo Switch battles to ultimate Nerf Wars, Play World has something for every kid.
Hosted by the ‘super fun’ YouTuber and TV personality, Elly Awesome, the main stage will be graced with exciting special guests, cool ‘how to’ sessions and epic performances from some of Aussie kids’ favourite influencers and performers.
Play World’s Marketing Manager, Laura Blagys promises, “With leading children’s brands like Nintendo, Peppa Pig, Hasbro, Star Wars, Foxtel and Spotlight all on board, Play World will see the leaders in toy creation and kids entertainment pull off the most immersive children’s event Australia has ever seen.”
Where: International Convention Centre, Sydney, Darling Harbour | When: 29-30 September | Time: 9am – 5pm Saturday & Sunday | Tickets: Kids aged 4-12 — $19.95; Kids 13 and over — $24.95; Tiny tots 3 & Under — Free entry
Play World allows for children to be completely engaged with their surroundings and immersed in the magic of never ending creativity and play.
Kids Helpline is also part of the event, helping raise funds and awareness for the essential service they provide for young Australians aged 5 to 25. Tickets are on sale now at www.playworldaustralia.com.au
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