New soft play on Jersey's Waterfront to open 'late summer'

Wednesday, 26 March 2025 08:00

Some of the play equipment that is being installed on the Waterfront. Credit: JDC

Jersey Development Company has given islanders a glimpse of a new soft play area on the Waterfront.

Jersey Development Company has refurbished the former Arcadia and WYSIWYG site in preparation for the new play equipment.

It expects to have the new soft play area ready for use by late summer.

The new facility is being created as a replacement for the area at Fort Regent.

Fort Regent's soft play area. Credit: Active Jersey

The government wants to close the Fort later this year to start regenerative work in January 2026.

JDC wants to hear from businesses interested in running the new facility.

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