INNOPLAY Prices in North Vancouver
Every price we charge, in one place. Play visits start at $20.95, supervised drop-off is $37.95, memberships start at $99 a month, and birthday packages start at $375.
Below is what each one covers, plus the costs that are easy to miss and a plain answer to which option works out cheapest for how often you actually visit.
What a single visit costs
This is the option most families start with. Every price includes 1 child and 1 accompanying adult, and any extra adult is $7.
- 1 hour: $20.95
- 2 hours: $29.95
- All day: $39.95
An adult stays for the whole visit, which is required for children under 4 and optional after that. Re-entry is not included, so if you leave you need a new session. Full details are on the drop-in play page.
What it costs to leave your child with us
Drop-Off Pass: $37.95 for up to 2 hours of supervised play, for ages 4 to 12. Extensions are available depending on the day, up to a maximum of 4 hours total.
There is no membership required and nothing recurring. You book the time you need, we check ID at drop-off, and your child is only released to the person who checked them in. See supervised drop-off play for how check-in works.
What a full day with lunch costs
One-Day Camp: $119, weekdays only, ages 4 to 12, running 10 AM to 5 PM. That price includes 1 hot lunch and 2 snacks, so nothing else needs packing.
The day moves between yoga, arts and crafts, construction games, LEGO play and sensory activities rather than free play the whole time. It is the option parents use on a day off school when a 2 hour visit will not cover the working day. More on our kids programs and workshops page.
What it costs if you come back more than once
12-Visit Play Pack: $299.50 covers 12 separate 2 hour drop-in visits, each for 1 child and 1 adult, valid for 12 months from purchase. Bought individually those visits would be $359.40, so the pack saves $59.90 and brings each visit down to $24.96.
Weekday Playdate Pass: $99.95 covers one 2 hour weekday session for up to 4 children and 2 adults, with each additional adult at $7. It is built for playdates and parent meetups rather than repeat visits. The same group booked individually would cost $126.80, so it saves about $27 in one afternoon.
Both are valid for drop-in play only, not for drop-off sessions, parties or workshops, and both are non-refundable. Read the play pass details before buying, since each pass carries its own expiry and usage rules.
What it costs to visit every week
Memberships are monthly, include unlimited entry with each visit up to 2 hours, and cover weekends and holidays. Every plan includes 1 accompanying adult, and there is a minimum 6 month commitment.
- 1 child: $99 a month
- 2 children: $139 a month
- 3 children: $169 a month
- 4 children: $199.95 a month
Members also get 10% off one birthday package a year, 5% off workshops, priority access to events, and use of the glass meeting room on weekdays for parents who need to work while their child plays. Full terms are on the monthly memberships page.
What a birthday party costs
Every package includes 2 hours in the private party room plus full access to the playground. You bring your own food and cake.
- Inno Party: $375 for up to 8 children and 8 adults. Extra children are $32 each up to 3, extra adults $14 each up to 3, with a 22 guest ceiling.
- Inno Party Plus: $475 for up to 12 children and 12 adults. Extra children are $32 each up to 4, extra adults $14 each up to 4, with a 32 guest ceiling.
- Inno Party Infinity: $1,200 for a private buyout of the whole facility for up to 22 children and 22 adults, 44 guests total, with no public entry and no add-ons.
Add-ons are priced separately: a complete themed setup with balloons, backdrop and table decor is $300, face painting is $180, and balloon twisting is $180.
Booking a weekday brings all of this down by 25% with code WEEKDAYOFF25, which is $93.75 off the Inno Party and $118.75 off the Inno Party Plus. Statutory holidays are excluded. See birthday party packages for what is included and how booking works.
Costs that are easy to miss
These are the ones that surprise people, so here they are before you book rather than after.
- Grip socks. Anti-slip socks are required by Fraser Health for every guest, adults included. Bring your own or buy a pair at the front desk.
- Extra adults. Each child’s admission covers 1 adult. A second adult on a play visit is $7. At a birthday party, extra adults are $14 each.
- Party deposits. Parties need a 50% deposit that is non-refundable once the booking is confirmed.
- Running late. Programs are charged $10 for the first 10 minutes and $1 per minute after that. Parties are $65 per additional 10 minutes.
- Food. Outside food is not permitted on regular play visits, water aside, though snacks are available on site. Birthday parties are the exception, where you are welcome to bring nut-free food and cake.
Everything else worth knowing before a first visit is on our safety and play rules page.
Which option costs least for how you visit
The short version, based on how often you actually come.
Once or twice a year: book single visits. A 2 hour visit at $29.95 is the right call and nothing else will beat it.
Once or twice a month: the 12-Visit Play Pack. At $24.96 a visit it is cheaper than paying each time and it does not expire for a year.
Weekly or more: a membership. At $99 a month for 1 child, you are ahead after 4 visits. Come 8 times and you are paying about $12 a visit.
A group of kids at once: the Weekday Playdate Pass, as long as it is a weekday and you have 3 or 4 children coming.
A few hours without you: the Drop-Off Pass at $37.95, or the One-Day Camp at $119 if you need the whole working day covered.
Common questions about pricing
Do adults pay?
One adult is included with each child’s admission. Any additional adult is $7 on a play visit.
Do prices include tax?
Prices shown are before tax. The total is confirmed at checkout before you pay.
Is there a charge for babies?
Children from 6 months are admitted at the standard rate. Under 4 an adult stays with them, and that adult is included in the price.
Can I use a pass for drop-off or a party?
No. Passes cover drop-in play only. Drop-off sessions, camps, parties and workshops are booked and paid for separately.
Are passes and memberships refundable?
No. Passes are non-refundable and memberships carry a 6 month minimum, so it is worth trying a single visit first if you are unsure.
Can I put money toward a visit as a gift?
Yes. Our gift cards can be used toward play visits, passes and parties.
Do prices change?
Occasionally, and the price shown at checkout is always the one that applies. This page is updated whenever a rate changes.