During the Passover and Hol Hamoed holidays, the IKEA Israel chain will offer store visitors in Kiryat Ata, Rishon Lezion and Netanya a wide range of activities for children, free of charge. As part of the activities, which will take place between the dates of Friday and the 22nd of Nissan, children will enjoy creative workshops for making spring flowers, and special performances combining games, songs and dances such as: Puss in Boots, The Legend of the Little Bush, Following the Lost Colors and more.
All activities will take place in the store's entrance lobby and according to a fixed schedule.
On Shabbat, performances will be at 12:30 and 6:15 PM, and creative workshops at 1:30 PM.
On Fridays and holiday eves: There will be a performance at 10:00 and creative workshops at 11:00.
IKEA as a place of entertainment for the whole family / Below is a list of regular services that the chain offers to its visitors:
The special activities for Passover will take place alongside regular activities offered by the chain to visitors, such as: the "Children's Kingdom" play area, located on the entrance floor and free of charge. In the Children's Kingdom, you can enjoy free babysitting services and leave your children under the supervision of trained staff while your parents do their shopping.
The complex offers a facility that includes a ball pool, play equipment, IKEA toys, craft corners, and restrooms specifically designed for children. Entry to the kingdom is subject to the kingdom's policy, which includes rules governing entry to the place and are prominently posted at the entrance to the "Children's Kingdom."
In addition to these, the store also offers parents a breastfeeding room, the option to rent strollers, super strollers for children, and free babysitting services. In addition, IKEA offers a children's play area and children's meals in the restaurant.
Store opening hours:
Sunday - Wednesday 10:00-21:00
Thursday - 10:00-24:00
Fridays and holiday eves - 09:00-15:00
Saturday and holiday evenings - about 45 minutes after Shabbat/holiday until 11:00 PM
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