PARADISE ISLAND, Bahamas - A new generation of toys will open to kids who visit the new high-tech kids club at the Atlantis Resort this month.

On January 23, Atlantis will open an 8,000 square-foot kids club that includes a lego room, a victorian dollhouse and cooking with chef Bobby Flay.

Labled the Atlantis Kids Adventures or AKA, the new programme is for children between 3 and 12 years and includes some intense play.

The Arts and Crafts Room includes touch-screen tables and walls where kids can draw electronically. Then they can email projects back home.

Apart from the 12 game stations including Xbox 360, Playstation 3 and a Wii Tree, adventurers in the Game Room can battle on Guitar Hero with kids at the The Palm in Dubai or any other Kerzner International's properties.

The Lego Room, which includes walls made of Lego, will offer the world's first Lego Fantasy Camp this July. During the camp, kids will learn from Lego Master builders and learn tricks from the trade.

At the kitchen, children will make chocolate cake and candy pizzas and more advanced stuff like pretzel twisting. Working with visiting chefs like Bobby Flay is not so bad either.

Cost per kid, per session - $45.