

Join Peppa on an immersive walk-through space adventure featuring soft play, interactive storytelling, and surprises for pre-schoolers.
Venue Type
Indoor
Typical visit duration
1-3 hours
Booking
Book in advance
Recommended ages
0 months (newborn) – 6 years
Food and drink facilities available at the NEC Birmingham venue, with the option to bring picnic items.
Just had a lovely time at Peppa Space adventure, if you can go during school hours it was lovely and quiet for my autistic son. All members of staff were fantastic and really understanding and made the experience great.
It was ok but not really anything special The guides were nice enough and sets were well set up, but if I was to summarise id say its a bunch of peppa themed rooms with a few toys in each. Was expecting meeting characters throughout etc, but all you get is 30 seconds with Peppa at the end for a picture. The rest of the 60 minutes is basically letting your kid play with a small selection of toys throughout
I just wanted to share my experience at the peppa pig adventure. Wow , what a well thought/run experience. My son absolutely loved it , he was so excited with how much was in each room as we toured round. The people interacting with the children were great , everything was interactive so it just kept giving throughout. Would definitely recommend if your little one loves peppa pig !!
This was a great experience, our son loved this! There are different rooms with lots of fun things for the children to explore and Peppa pig's house and all the rooms where very interactive. I do however think that Peppa pig could have made more of an appearance rather than her just being on a screen most of the time. Would recommend.
Considering the price of this "space adventure" and the promise of it being "interactive" I can't help but feel let down. We took out 3 Yr old who until the end was mostly bored. You get guided by 2 ladies into 4 different rooms. Peppas house, Rocket and moon. Then into a photo op with a large queue where you finally get to quickly high five some poor soul dressed as Peppa. The rooms themselves are filled with various toys, nothing really interesting. The "interactive" part is where you are given a plastic star, and have to push it on sockets which switch on lights or make a tv screen talk. Considering the thousands of pounds they're raking in from people visiting, it would have been nice to have real life characters wandering round. Instead only 20 seconds of Peppa, and that was so they can charge you more for the photo Save your money. Unless your kids are obsessed with Peppa, this is just a cash grab and they'll have far more fun if you take them to softplay
Reviews last updated: 7 October 2026
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This venue was last updated on 7 October 2026
