Family Day weekend is the perfect time to ditch the cold and explore the best indoor fun Durham Region has to offer. From high-energy trampoline parks to arcade battles and hands-on family attractions, there are plenty of ways to make memories without stepping out into the deep freeze.
And the best part? Getting around is simple and budget friendly. Kids 12 and under ride DRT for free, and Family Day runs on weekend service, making transit a reliable option for family outings.
Volt Raceway
2383 Durham Regional Highway 2, Bowmanville
How to ride: Route 502 or 902
This indoor entertainment complex in Bowmanville offers high-speed go-kart racing, axe throwing, billiards, arcade games, and the unique Volt Blaster experience. The space features two tracks for different age groups, so everyone from kids to adults can enjoy the excitement. The Fun Track is designed for younger racers, while the Thrill Track provides a more intense challenge for older teens and adults. With all sorts of fun all under one roof, Volt is the perfect place for parties, corporate events, or just a fun day out, and guarantees non-stop excitement and thrills!
Whitby Entertainment Centrum
75 Consumers Drive, Whitby
How to ride: Route 917 or 905
Movies, food and skydiving—there’s lots of indoor fun to be had at the Whitby Entertainment Centrum. Playdium has your desire to compete covered with virtual reality, video games, ropes course, bowling and more, makes Playdium the perfect place to spend an afternoon. It’s located off Highway 401 for easy access and is surrounded by a selection of restaurants, Landmark Cinema, Putting Edge, iFly Indoor Skydiving and more.
NEB’s Fun World
1300 Wilson Road North, Oshawa
How to ride: Route 405 or 915
NEB’s Fun World is an indoor family entertainment centre located in north Oshawa. It’s the world’s largest five-pin bowling centre with 52 lanes, which also offers 10-pin bowling, and 65-inch flatscreen televisions on every lane. They also have more than 120 arcade games and more than 10 indoor rides for both kids and adults, including bumper cars. The indoor climbing centre for younger children is a must visit.
Archers Battlefield
1735 Bayly Street Unit 16, Pickering
How to ride: Route: 917
Unleash your inner archer at Archers Battlefield in Pickering! Experience adrenaline-fueled archers battles in the exhilarating battlefield games—where precision and strategy collide for an unforgettable adventure of skill and teamwork. Bows, soft foam-tipped arrows, breathable face masks and arm guards are provided for all players. Then, challenge your friends or family to a friendly game of ping pong, or join one of the organized tournaments to showcase your skills.
Activate
1899 Brock Road, Pickering
How to ride: Route: 900
Enter the game where you become the player in the world’s first active gaming facility. Jump, climb, problem-solve and laugh as you and your friends move between challenges. Each dynamic game room has interactive technology that reacts in real time, ensuring an adrenaline-filled adventure. Choose from hundreds of game combinations with varying difficulty levels. Walk-ins are welcome, but subject to availability. Book online in advance to secure your spot.

