Copper Box Arena

There are junior sports sessions, school holiday clubs, and taster classes for kids of all ages. It’s a great place to try something new and burn off energy in a cool Olympic venue.

100% It’s all indoors, so it’s a great go-to when the weather’s doing that classic London drizzle. Plus, it’s spacious and warm – not a soggy sock in sight.

Sometimes. If there’s no big match or event on, the venue runs regular fitness sessions and kids’ classes open to the public. Check their website for what’s happening day-to-day.

Yes, fully. It has step-free access, accessible toilets, seating areas and friendly staff who can help if needed. Whether you’re spectating or taking part, they’ve got you covered.

If you’re just watching, anything comfy is fine. If the kids are taking part in a sports session, go for activewear and trainers, and maybe bring water bottles and snacks.

There’s no on-site parking, but nearby car parks are available in the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park. That said, public transport is easy and recommended. Stratford and Hackney Wick stations are both nearby.

During big events, food and drink are available to buy. For everyday sessions, it’s best to bring your own snacks or make a pit stop at one of the nearby cafés in the park or Westfield.

Yes. Clean loos, accessible toilets, and baby-changing facilities are all on site. Because let’s face it, someone always needs a wee at the wrong time.

Tons! You’re in the heart of Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, so you’ve got the ArcelorMittal Orbit, the Aquatics Centre, Tumbling Bay Playground, Westfield shops, and even canal walks right on your doorstep.