A MUCH-LOVED playground is set to reopen TOMORROW after a multi-million refurb.
Diana, Princess of Wales Memorial Playground in Kensington Gardens in London, will reopen on August 5 with a new 17metre by 12metre Galleon on a sandy beach.
The Galleon also has two crow’s nests to climb, a large tunnel slide and a play telescope.
Inside the ship, there is a kitchen and lots of nooks and crannies ideal for a game of hide and seek.
Other parts of the £3million playground upgrade include a “treehouse of dreams”, which has three different climbing towers and a four metre tunnel slide.
The free-to-visit park also now has an accessible walkway, talk tubes, musical instruments and games such as tic-tac-toe.
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Ideal for the hot and sunny weather, there’s a new waterplay area as well with a crocodile sculpture.
Little kids aren’t left out either, as there is an area with timber houses, play ships and a large sandpit for toddlers.
Andy Williams, Park Manager for Kensington Gardens said: “We know that children across London, the UK and the world have been eagerly awaiting the reopening of this playground, and we can’t wait to see their reactions when they visit. We know they will absolutely love it.
“This playground has been thoughtfully designed so that children of all abilities and interests can find something that appeals to them.
“Children can once again splash, swing, climb and hide in this almost two-acre playground set amongst sub-tropical planting.”
He added: “This incredibly popular playground has a capacity of 450 people and with UK schools now on summer break, we are expecting more people to visit than usual.
“Therefore, there may be lengthy queues across the week, but especially at weekends.”