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Amusement parks #6 in Novogorelovo

Joki Joya

4.5 · 940 reviews
Energetic and high-activity
Joki Joya, Ulitsa Soldata Korzuna, 1 к. 2, St Petersburg, Russia, 198260
Interesting facts
1

The facility utilizes a modular design common to the Joki Joya chain, prioritizing high-traffic durable play surfaces like netting and foam blocks.

2

The park is located within the administrative boundaries of the Saint Petersburg agglomeration, specifically within the Novogorelovo residential development area.

3

Safety protocols require periodic equipment inspections typical of Russian indoor playground regulations.

Overview

Joki Joya in Novogorelovo is a large-format indoor family amusement park located within a commercial complex in the Krasnoselsky District. The facility is designed for active play, featuring expansive trampoline zones, multi-level climbing labyrinths, and foam pits. It serves as a specialized venue for hosting children’s birthday parties, offering themed private rooms and catering services. The park includes sports courts for dodgeball or basketball and specialized toddler zones for younger children. The layout prioritizes visibility for parents, featuring a centralized seating area with an integrated family restaurant. It functions as a year-round destination for physical recreation in a climate-controlled indoor environment.

Photo spot

The elevated viewing platform near the main labyrinth allows for a full-frame shot of the primary play structure.

Insider tips

Bring a pair of clean socks as they are required for all users inside the play zones.

Visit on weekdays to avoid peak crowds and ensure easier access to popular attractions like the large trampolines.

Check the official website for pre-booking birthday rooms if you intend to visit for a special event.

What to avoid

Do not attempt to bring outside food or drinks into the park as it is generally prohibited by venue policy.

Etiquette

Socks are mandatory for all children and adults entering the play area; street shoes must be stored in provided lockers.

Plan your visit
Typical visit
3-4 hours
Best time to visit
Weekday mornings for fewer crowds and a more relaxed environment.
59.834, 30.217
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Details
Primary AttractionsTrampoline zones, multi-level climbing labyrinths, foam pits, and sports courts
AmenitiesOn-site family restaurant and themed birthday party rooms

Frequently asked

Plan for about 3-4 hours to see the highlights.

The best time to visit is Weekday mornings for fewer crowds and a more relaxed environment..

The elevated viewing platform near the main labyrinth allows for a full-frame shot of the primary play structure.

Close by you'll find Park Aleksandrino, Yuzhno-Primorskiy Park, Moskovsky Victory Park.