Diggersite

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Diggersite is a new destination for family and kids!

It is a one of a kind amusement centre which provides adults and children with realistic experience in operating smaller scale construction machinery. The recreational and educational digger rides also help children develop skills such as hand-eye coordination, which is the basic for writing, crafts, and other fine motor activities.

Diggersite has hosted many school field trips, birthday parties, and as well as private parties for students with special development needs.

Children putting on construction hats looking like real construction workers, building small block and manipulating a digger, an opportunity for them to assert themselves and be responsible by experiencing the challenges of life. With a footprint of 3.5 square metre, the premium token operated Digger works like a real excavator with its hydraulically controlled arms. It is a "grown up digger" for all ages. Perfect for a family day out.
At Diggersite ECP, there are one indoor station - play area with cluster of colourful plastic balls and three outdoor stations- play areas with plastic bottles, logs and bricks at enclosed sandpit.

Attire

Most activities at Diggersite involve riding diggers that work like real construction machinery. Therefore avoid wearing flip-flops or sandals as they do not protect the feet. Also avoid wearing shoes with slippery or worn out soles as there is a chance that one might slip while getting on and off the digger during wet weather.

Safety precaution

While there are crews at Diggersite, it is the responsibility of each parent or guardian to supervise those children who are under their care whilst at Diggersite.
For safety reasons, suggested ages: 2 and above. Child under 6 years old should be accompanied by an adult at all times. Younger child is allowed to sit on the lap of his/her parent or guardian(age 14 and above) but only one child is allowed per ride. No switching of kids during the rides.

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