Terra Play Center

Rating

4.5(214)

Family of 4

$40-70 total: typically $12-18 per child; adults often free; check website for current pricing

Duration

1.5-2.5 hours

Best Ages

Best for ages 1 to 9

About

Terra Play Center is Lake Nona's dedicated indoor playground, filling a real gap in Orlando's rapidly growing southeast community. As Lake Nona has expanded with new residential development and the Medical City district, the need for quality family entertainment within the community rather than 30-40 minutes away has grown. Terra Play Center serves that need.

The facility offers climbing structures, slides, and padded play areas appropriate for children ages 1 to 9. The toddler sections allow parents with multiple children of different ages to let everyone play in appropriate spaces simultaneously.

Hours require some attention. Monday is 9AM-1PM only. Saturday has an unusual split: 9AM-1PM for the morning session, then a gap, then 5-7:30PM for an evening session. Arriving at 2PM on a Saturday expecting to enter is a common mistake, check the schedule at terraplaycenter.com before making the trip.

Age Suitability

Infants (0-1)Toddlers (1-3)Little Kids (4-6)Big Kids (7-9)Tweens (10-12)Teens (13-17)

Parent Logistics

Stroller-Friendly

Yes

Nursing / Changing

Available

Kid Meals

Limited

Setting

Indoor

Rainy Day

Great option!

Plan Your Visit

Best Time to Visit

Weekday mornings (9AM-noon, Tuesday-Friday) for fewest visitors. Hours are complex, Saturday has a split schedule with a midday closure. Check terraplaycenter.com before visiting.

Wait Times

No lines, open play format

Nearby Food

Lake Nona has grown significantly, Tavistock Restaurant Collection and Medical City area have dining options nearby. The Boxi Park Lake Nona outdoor food hall is about 10 minutes away.

Why Kids Love It

Terra Play Center serves the Lake Nona community with an indoor playground focused on active play, climbing structures, slides, and safe padded spaces for the toddler-through-elementary age range. For Lake Nona families, it fills the gap that this growing community needed: a quality local indoor play option without a long drive to the I-Drive corridor.

What Parents Say

They had multiple areas for the big kids, toddlers and babies to play in.
Google Review

Pro Tips from Parents

  • Saturday has a split schedule, the morning session ends at 1PM and the next session starts at 5PM. Don't arrive in the 1 to 5PM window expecting to enter.
  • Monday hours are 9AM-1PM only, another limited window to be aware of.
  • Located at 9725 Selten Way in the Lake Nona area, near Orlando International Airport.
  • Socks required for play areas.
  • Good local option for families staying in Lake Nona or visiting the area.

What to Bring

  • Socks for all participants
  • Water bottles
  • Snacks
  • Change of clothes for young kids

Cost Info

Admission Prices

Child
free

Tips to Save

  • Located in Lake Nona, the area's main indoor play option for that community.
  • Saturday has a midday closure (after the 9AM-1PM session, next session starts at 5PM), plan around this if visiting on Saturday.

Hours & Contact

Hours

Friday
9AM-7:30PM
Monday
9AM-1PM
Sunday
9AM-3PM
Tuesday
9AM-7PM
Saturday
9AM-1PM, 5-7:30PM
Thursday
9AM-7PM
Wednesday
9AM-7PM

Contact

9725 Selten Way Suite A, Orlando, FL 32827

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