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This year, the Grown-Up Board of KidZania have cancelled Christmas...but fear not, we have found a way to celebrate! Crack the code for the secret password and find our hidden door, when a magical winter wonderland awaits. Packed with extra festive activities and KidZania's first ever Panto, not to be missed!
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If you think you've got what it takes to run a city, then this is the role for you! We’re looking to find the next Mayor of KidZania London for 2021! If you’re between the ages of 4 and 14 years, enjoy discovering new things and LOVE KidZania, then click below to find out more! Applications close 18th December 2020!
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We are thrilled to be celebrating all key workers, thanking them for keeping the world going through the COVID-19 pandemic. We will be celebrating a different key worker profession each week across website and social, so watch out! Click below for more information!
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Want to be a part of KidZania history? In the city we have created our very own time capsule and we would love your children to write a letter to their future selves, all about their lockdown experience and career aspirations! We will be locking these away until 2030, when we will share with the world our unforgettable experiences!
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We are so excited to share that Cocoa Girl & Boy magazines will take over our Metro newspaper activity throughout October!
Serlina Boyd founded Cocoa magazines, the UK's first Black children's magazine, to empower and build the confidence of Black children all around the world.
Children will not only get the opportunity to become a top journalist, but review the Cocoa magazines and Serlina's time capsule letter, writing an article about her experience during lockdown!
We have a very special appearance from the author SP K-Mushambi!
Listen out for our brand-new sound installation in KidZania's National Library!
Hear author SP K-Mushambi read aloud chapters from her book “The Mysterious Melody” and join Naniso and Shinga as they open a portal to their Zimbabwean heritage and begin a journey of discovery into what makes them who they are.