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Acacus Park in Kabeza, Kigali: Tickets, Hours and Family Guide

Indoor play and trampoline parks in Kabeza, Kigali

Acacus Park

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Acacus Park is a solid choice for a active family afternoon in Kigali. The entry price is low, and the mix of physical play and go-karts keeps school-age children busy. Expect basic facilities and variable equipment condition.

📍 Location
Kabeza, Kigali, Rwanda, Kabeza, Kigali, Kicukiro

What is Acacus Park?

Acacus Park covers about 9,000 square metres and is designed for children aged 6–14. The park has a soft play area, ball pools, slides, climbing walls, and go-karts, plus a restaurant with a view. The pool is mainly for children (giant inflatable pools), so adults should not expect a swimming pool. Some equipment maintenance has been flagged by visitors, but the range of activities is hard to beat for the price.

Not a conservation site; local recreation.

Family cost snapshot: RWF 40 for 2 resident adults + 2 resident childrenResident adults RWF 10 each. Resident children (6–14 years) RWF 10 each. Non-resident families pay RWF 40 for the same group (10 × 2 adults + 10 × 2 children). Food, activities and rentals are extra.

Acacus Park ticket prices 2026

Visitor typeAdultChild (6–14 years)
Kenya / East African residentRWF 10RWF 10
Non-residentRWF 10RWF 10

Approx. 10,000 RWF per child; adults may pay a smaller entry fee.

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  • Check equipment Inspect go-karts and rides before use; maintenance has been inconsistent.
  • Bring socks Soft play areas often require socks for children.
  • Weekday visit Quieter and easier to supervise children.
  • Cash only Card payment may not be available.

Is it right for your child's age?

Age groupVerdictWhat to expect
0–2 years Limited Soft play and ball pool only.
3–5 years Fair Some rides and soft play; adult supervision essential.
6–9 years Excellent Core age range for the park.
10–12 years Very good Go-karts and climbing walls.
13+ years Good May find some activities too young.

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14:00
Arrive and buy ticketsEntry per child.
14:15
Soft play and ball poolFor younger children.
15:00
Go-kartsQueue early; rides are popular.
16:00
Trampolines and climbingBurn off remaining energy.
17:00
SnackRestaurant on site.

Key details

Address
Kabeza, Kigali, Rwanda, Kigali
Opening hours
Daily 09:00–18:00 Closed now
How long to plan
2–3 hours
Suitable ages
6–14 years (best)
Setting
Outdoor play park
Booking
Not required
Payment accepted
  • Cash

What to expect when you visit

Climbing, go-karts, trampolines, pool

What if...?

The questions every parent asks before booking. Tap to expand.

Is the pool clean?

Reviews are mixed. The pool is mainly inflatable and geared to young children; inspect before letting children swim.

Are adults allowed on the go-karts?

Yes, but the karts are sized for children and may be uncomfortable for adults.

Family essentials

Suitable age bands
  • 0–2 years
  • 3–5 years
  • 6–9 years
  • 10–12 years
  • 13+ years
Toddler suitability
Yes, soft play area
Minimum age
6 (for most activities)
Facilities
  • Restaurant
  • toilets
  • parking
Access and parking
  • Paved access
Safety notes

Basic playground safety; supervise children on rides

Tickets and costs

Extra costs (activities, rentals, food)

Restaurant, birthday parties

Plan your visit

Best time to visit
Weekday mornings
Busiest times
Weekends
How to get there

From central Kigali, head toward Kabeza; taxi-moto is easiest.

By car
Yes, parking available
Uber / Bolt estimate
Taxi-moto
Public transport

Taxi-moto

Combine with
  • Bambino Super City — another amusement park nearby
  • Umusambi Village — bird sanctuary next door
What to bring
  • Socks (for soft play)
  • Sun hat
  • Water bottle
  • Change of clothes
  • Cash

Accessibility deep dive

Here is what to expect on the ground.

🎠 Play areas

40+ activities including soft play and slides.

🏎️ Go-karts

Popular but maintenance varies.

🍔 Restaurant

Basic meals and snacks on site.

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Plan the perfect day

1
Go-karts Racing fun Check kart condition before riding.
2
Soft play Rainy-day option Indoor area for younger children.
3
Kids’ pool Splash break Best for children under 10.

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Frequently asked questions

How much does it cost to visit Acacus Park?
Kenya and East African resident adults pay RWF 10 and resident children (ages 6–14 years) pay RWF 10. Non-resident adults pay RWF 10 and non-resident children pay RWF 10. Approx. 10,000 RWF per child; adults may pay a smaller entry fee.
What are the Acacus Park opening hours?
Daily 09:00–18:00. Busiest: Weekends.
Is Acacus Park suitable for toddlers and young children?
Minimum age: 6 (for most activities). Basic playground safety; supervise children on rides
How long do you need at Acacus Park?
Plan for 2–3 hours.
What payment methods does Acacus Park accept?
Acacus Park accepts Cash.
Is Acacus Park accessible, and is there parking?
Access and parking: Paved access.
What is the best time to visit Acacus Park?
Weekday mornings. It is busiest Weekends.
How do you get to Acacus Park?
Yes, parking available. Ride-hailing: Taxi-moto. Public transport: Taxi-moto From central Kigali, head toward Kabeza; taxi-moto is easiest.

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