Fun Farm Lincoln Family Entertainment Centre Indoor Playground Walkthrough

Well here we go for the seventh time on my Funhouse at Fairground spin-off, once again it's Fun Farm, and in the second sequel to the Spalding one and to complete the Fun Farm Trilogy despite this one being a separate entity to Spalding and Grantham, it's Fun Farm Lincoln. There are three Fun Farm Soft Play Centres in Lincolnshire; Spalding (opened in 1997), Grantham (opened in 1999) and Lincoln (opened in 2008), with each having seemingly unique facilities alongside the soft play area at each centre; Spalding having a Laser Storm arena, a High Ropes Course and most notably a Car Boot, Grantham having both a Bowling Alley called Grantham Bowl (which was once also at Spalding too called Laserbowl, but both of these centres still have American themed Diners called Jak’s) and a Laserstorm arena (reusing the Fun Farm soft play area unlike Spalding), and Lincoln having Mini Bowling, Quad Bikes, Laser Tag Battle Zone, and most impressively, a Nursery, which the Lincoln one seems to be more of than a soft play centre. Whilst it was once a growing chain under the original owners of Albert and Karen Slator, whilst the Spalding and Grantham Fun Farms remain under original ownership, the Lincoln Fun Farm became a separate entity in 2015 after being initially a joint venture between Peter Coon and Albert Slator (although they're still good friends), and is now under full ownership by Peter and Emma Coon. As this Fun Farm in Lincoln has opened in 2008, the soft play area here, manufactured by SPI Global Play and David Taylor Design is very different in design and branding to the Spalding and Grantham ones as it's the biggest and best layout of them all as the play frame spans 4 floors, has quite a big load of fun and very interesting indoor playground obstacles, the other play features Laser Tag Battle Zone and Mini Bowling appear to have been integrated into the bottom of the play frame, and the play centre here looks like that it's set up in a hall compared to the other two Fun Farms, however the way it was set up, it makes it look like that it's masking the North Hykeham nursery (one of the two Fun Farm Day Nurseries in Lincoln as the other one is located in Lincoln City) which I mentioned above this centre appears to be more of, but despite this under Coon’s Fun Farm, is a very well advertised Family Entertainment Centre in the Lincoln area, especially at Lincoln United FC Stadium, and rather fitting to their sponsorship of the football stadium is that the soft play centre here also features an interactive football pitch, freedom gaming and a complete interactive and immersive multi ball arena with 100’s of educational and sports games. There appears to be multiple themes here at the Fun Farm in Lincoln unlike the Spalding and Grantham Fun Farms that are focused on one particular theme, but the main two themes appear to be Farm Animals and Under The Sea with the mascot being Fun Farm Fox and seemingly overall looks like that it still has the 2000’s to mid 2010’s style branding here, and the other themes here appear to be Disco and Princess, as seen in the three party rooms alongside the Under The Sea theme. The play frame here has remained largely unchanged since it first opened in 2008, and the most iconic features in the main play frame are the Rocket, Car, and the Spider Tower, and there is even an interactive sky pod challenge throughout the play frame. Also the most impressive thing about this Fun Farm unlike the other two soft play centres is that this centre caters for parties of all ages, including Private Hire and Adult Parties too. Had the Play Barn still existed at Springfields, my walkthrough videos of the Fun Farm soft play area would've been a Quadrilogy rather than a trilogy, but nonetheless, I'm now happy that the series has now been concluded with the Lincoln one for now, unless of course another Fun Farm location opens up somewhere in the future! lol😂 I would like to say a massive big thank you to Peter Coon and his team at Fun Farm Lincoln for letting me film this as I was keen to add this to my collection of indoor playground videos, and I wanted to complete the Fun Farm Trilogy. Video recorded on 13th July 2026 when the soft play centre closed to the public after 2pm as it does on Mondays in the Term Time, but 4:45pm in the School Holidays, however there was an SEN Session from 5pm as I soon found out after I finished filming at 4:45pm. The rest of the week in both the Term Time and the School Holidays, the Lincoln Fun Farm is open from 10am to 6pm. This has been only the second indoor playground walkthrough video in Lincoln that I have done as the only other one that I have done (and possibly the biggest competitor against Fun Farm Lincoln) is Playzone Lincoln. #indoorplayground #softplay #indoorplaygroundforkids