Baberton is akin to a train of fun with slides and climbers on both sides of its linear structure. The easiest way to step onto this train is through the Transfer Station staircase. But if kids are feeling energetic, they can take the more thrilling climbers like the inclined rock-wall-themed Figure Climber or the rather easier Vertical and Inverted Arch Ladders. Kids pouring in from all sides will be greeted by the good-for-racing Double Slide, the gently curved Right Turn Slide, and the tallest Straight Slide. This thoughtful and equal placement of climbers and slides will ensure upper decks don’t get too crowded. Games like Ball Maze Panel and Plinko Panel are also placed on the deck so no kid stands idle if the slides aren’t free. A steerable Ship Wheel is also given to let kids feel they’re commanding a ship on a high wave. And to bring out their inner musicians, instruments like the Rain Wheel, Single Drum and Bongos are also available on Barberton. Who needs background music when kids can make their own?