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What is IKEA Smaland and how does it work?

Smaland is a supervised kid's play area at IKEA stores, designed for toilet-trained children aged three and above. It is available at IKEA locations in Navi Mumbai, Hyderabad, and Nagasandra.

Smaland is located at the store entrance, offering up to 45 minutes of supervised play, subject to slots availability.

Locations

  • Smaland is available at IKEA Navi Mumbai, IKEA Hyderabad, and IKEA Nagasandra.
 

How does Småland work?

Before your child visits

  • Småland is for children who are older than 3 years and between 3 feet (94 cm) and 4.5 feet (137 cm) tall.
  • Children must be toilet trained. Children wearing nappies or pull-ups cannot use the play area. Please take your child to the washroom before check-in.
  • Allergy and asthma restrictions apply. Please ask an IKEA co-worker for details.
  • A registration form must be completed for each visit. A parent or guardian aged 18 or older can register the child at a kiosk.
  • Your child will need to leave their shoes or boots and coat at the sign-in desk.

Check-in and play session

  1. Register your child at the Småland kiosk near the store entrance.
  2. If there is a wait, you’ll be told the estimated waiting time. You’ll receive an SMS when it’s your child’s turn.
  3. The play session lasts up to 45 minutes.
  4. The same person who signs your child in must sign them out.
IKEA co-workers manage access to the play area and oversee children’s arrival, stay and departure. Småland is a service for IKEA visitors, so the parent or guardian must remain in the store while the child is in the play area.

If we need to contact you

If there’s a problem, we’ll contact you. Please return to Småland immediately. The information provided states that if a parent or guardian does not return within the specified time or when contacted, the police may be contacted to collect the child.

Emergency evacuation

If the store needs to be evacuated, staff will take your child to safety. You can collect them at the IKEA children’s assembly point.
IKEA states that it does not assume responsibility for lost personal belongings or injuries.

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