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Improved Barriers
Ninja Warrior Uk Teesside的点评
点评：I have deleted a previous one star review of Ninja Warrior Teesside as they have now addressed the issue of the parent barriers.
Whilst the frosted area is still too high in my opinion to get a totally comfortable view of the whole area, it is a significant improvement over the former, fully frosted barriers, and you do feel like you can at least monitor your children now.
Unfortunately, the damage may already be done as upon visiting during a drizzly February half term afternoon (when I would expect it to be packed) it was extremely quiet.
I think Ninja Warrior really, really need to be proactive in getting the word out now about the parent barriers being changed, as I know many parents who visited previously said they wouldn't go back solely because of this issue. I haven't seen any mention of the change on their social media or in any emails.
Other than that, the place is generally very good. The kids love it, the equipment is great and concept itself is fantastic: an older version of soft play.
There aren't many indoor places to take older children and keep them active (and off tech!) throughout the cold winter months, and in that respect this facility is superb.
In the multiple times I've been here the staff have always been friendly, polite and helpful. A friend of mine whose child has sensory issues and had difficulty with the socks also commented on how kind and understanding the staff were.
That said I'd say there's still a couple of areas for improvement.
The cafe is expensive and most of the food seems to be aimed at kids (ice cream, pizza, pick'n'mix). However, the kids are usually on the equipment and the cafe is mostly filled with parents, so I think they're missing a trick by not catering to their tastes more. Think less kids party, more coffee shop!
The cafe is not a hugely welcoming area for parents: it's freezing cold, the seats are hard and the tables are wobbly. Whilst the kids are very well catered to by the whole facility, it is the parents who make the ultimate decision to come and spend their hard earned money, and it needs to be a pleasant experience for them or they won't come again.
And at £15 per hour it's expensive.
It's closest competitor locally, Jump360, is both larger and cheaper, and a couple of extra quid on a ticket makes a big difference when you have multiple kids.
I've noticed that Ninja Warrior have run a few discount codes lately, but it might be a better idea just to match or undercut their competitor. Or even promote something like a heavily discounted monthly pass. Otherwise parents will probably view this as an 'occasional treat'.
Hopefully management will address these issues in the way they have with the parent barriers, and will manage to attract their customers back!
Whilst the frosted area is still too high in my opinion to get a totally comfortable view of the whole area, it is a significant improvement over the former, fully frosted barriers, and you do feel like you can at least monitor your children now.
Unfortunately, the damage may already be done as upon visiting during a drizzly February half term afternoon (when I would expect it to be packed) it was extremely quiet.
I think Ninja Warrior really, really need to be proactive in getting the word out now about the parent barriers being changed, as I know many parents who visited previously said they wouldn't go back solely because of this issue. I haven't seen any mention of the change on their social media or in any emails.
Other than that, the place is generally very good. The kids love it, the equipment is great and concept itself is fantastic: an older version of soft play.
There aren't many indoor places to take older children and keep them active (and off tech!) throughout the cold winter months, and in that respect this facility is superb.
In the multiple times I've been here the staff have always been friendly, polite and helpful. A friend of mine whose child has sensory issues and had difficulty with the socks also commented on how kind and understanding the staff were.
That said I'd say there's still a couple of areas for improvement.
The cafe is expensive and most of the food seems to be aimed at kids (ice cream, pizza, pick'n'mix). However, the kids are usually on the equipment and the cafe is mostly filled with parents, so I think they're missing a trick by not catering to their tastes more. Think less kids party, more coffee shop!
The cafe is not a hugely welcoming area for parents: it's freezing cold, the seats are hard and the tables are wobbly. Whilst the kids are very well catered to by the whole facility, it is the parents who make the ultimate decision to come and spend their hard earned money, and it needs to be a pleasant experience for them or they won't come again.
And at £15 per hour it's expensive.
It's closest competitor locally, Jump360, is both larger and cheaper, and a couple of extra quid on a ticket makes a big difference when you have multiple kids.
I've noticed that Ninja Warrior have run a few discount codes lately, but it might be a better idea just to match or undercut their competitor. Or even promote something like a heavily discounted monthly pass. Otherwise parents will probably view this as an 'occasional treat'.
Hopefully management will address these issues in the way they have with the parent barriers, and will manage to attract their customers back!
翻译：我删除了之前对 Ninja Warrior Teesside 的一星评价，因为他们现在已经解决了家长护栏的问题。
虽然在我看来，结霜区域仍然太高，无法完全舒适地看到整个区域，但与以前的全结霜护栏相比，这是一个显着的改进，而且你确实觉得现在至少可以监视你的孩子了。
不幸的是，损害可能已经造成，因为在二月一个细雨蒙蒙的期中下午（我预计那里会很拥挤）去那里时，那里非常安静。
我认为 Ninja Warrior 真的非常需要积极主动地宣传家长护栏的改变，因为我知道很多之前来过的家长说他们不会再去，仅仅是因为这个问题。我没有在他们的社交媒体或任何电子邮件中看到任何关于这一变化的提及。
除此之外，这个地方总体上非常好。孩子们喜欢它，设备很棒，概念本身也很棒：软体游戏的旧版本。
在寒冷的冬季，没有多少室内场所可以让大孩子保持活跃（并且远离科技产品！），而这个设施在这方面非常出色。
我来过这里很多次，工作人员一直都很友好、礼貌和乐于助人。我一个朋友的孩子有感官问题，穿袜子很困难，他也评论说工作人员非常友善和善解人意。
话虽如此，我认为仍有几个地方需要改进。
咖啡馆很贵，而且大部分食物似乎都是针对孩子的（冰淇淋、披萨、混合蔬菜）。然而，孩子们通常都在玩设备，咖啡馆里大多是家长，所以我认为他们没有更多地迎合孩子的口味，这是一个失误。少给孩子开派对，多去咖啡店！
咖啡馆对家长来说并不是一个非常欢迎的地方：天气很冷，座位很硬，桌子摇摇晃晃。虽然整个设施都很好地照顾了孩子们，但最终决定来这里花辛苦赚来的钱的还是父母，他们必须觉得这里是一次愉快的体验，否则他们不会再来了。
每小时 15 英镑，价格昂贵。
它在当地最接近的竞争对手 Jump360 规模更大、价格更便宜，如果你有多个孩子，门票上多花几英镑会有很大的不同。
我注意到 Ninja Warrior 最近推出了一些折扣代码，但与其竞争对手竞争或降价可能更好。或者甚至推广大幅折扣的月票。否则父母可能会将此视为“偶尔的享受”。
希望管理层能够像解决家长障碍一样解决这些问题，并设法吸引他们的客户回来！
虽然在我看来，结霜区域仍然太高，无法完全舒适地看到整个区域，但与以前的全结霜护栏相比，这是一个显着的改进，而且你确实觉得现在至少可以监视你的孩子了。
不幸的是，损害可能已经造成，因为在二月一个细雨蒙蒙的期中下午（我预计那里会很拥挤）去那里时，那里非常安静。
我认为 Ninja Warrior 真的非常需要积极主动地宣传家长护栏的改变，因为我知道很多之前来过的家长说他们不会再去，仅仅是因为这个问题。我没有在他们的社交媒体或任何电子邮件中看到任何关于这一变化的提及。
除此之外，这个地方总体上非常好。孩子们喜欢它，设备很棒，概念本身也很棒：软体游戏的旧版本。
在寒冷的冬季，没有多少室内场所可以让大孩子保持活跃（并且远离科技产品！），而这个设施在这方面非常出色。
我来过这里很多次，工作人员一直都很友好、礼貌和乐于助人。我一个朋友的孩子有感官问题，穿袜子很困难，他也评论说工作人员非常友善和善解人意。
话虽如此，我认为仍有几个地方需要改进。
咖啡馆很贵，而且大部分食物似乎都是针对孩子的（冰淇淋、披萨、混合蔬菜）。然而，孩子们通常都在玩设备，咖啡馆里大多是家长，所以我认为他们没有更多地迎合孩子的口味，这是一个失误。少给孩子开派对，多去咖啡店！
咖啡馆对家长来说并不是一个非常欢迎的地方：天气很冷，座位很硬，桌子摇摇晃晃。虽然整个设施都很好地照顾了孩子们，但最终决定来这里花辛苦赚来的钱的还是父母，他们必须觉得这里是一次愉快的体验，否则他们不会再来了。
每小时 15 英镑，价格昂贵。
它在当地最接近的竞争对手 Jump360 规模更大、价格更便宜，如果你有多个孩子，门票上多花几英镑会有很大的不同。
我注意到 Ninja Warrior 最近推出了一些折扣代码，但与其竞争对手竞争或降价可能更好。或者甚至推广大幅折扣的月票。否则父母可能会将此视为“偶尔的享受”。
希望管理层能够像解决家长障碍一样解决这些问题，并设法吸引他们的客户回来！
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