Got a chance to see the Belle Lume Sculpture and just wow! So very aesthetically pleasing to the…read moreeyes. Very sturdy and beautiful!

From the owner: Over the last 40 years the staff of Natureworks has produced the masters for most of the "high…read morequality" fibreglass life-size animal art currently being sold on the world market. Natureworks has been sculpting moulding and casting life-size wildlife for almost 40 years. The collection of moulds of sculptural features now numbers over 2000 different individual pieces. Casts can be made in a variety of materials from Fibreglass, Glass Reinforced Cement (GFRC), Hard-Coated Urethane Foam and Cold Cast Bronze. New pieces are being created all the time. They can be adapted for domestic use, playground or zoological standard and are designed, reinforced & finished to varying standards as appropriate to its use.

Damn, this is one fancy suburban park. They don't make parks like this on the south side. Since…read morebecoming a full time mummy, my sister has become an expert on Brisbane parks. She could tell you which park is suitable for different age group, which park has the cleanest BBQ areas or has the most shade or has easy parking or has the best slides. It's a real eye opener tagging along and watching how kids interact with the playground. Whoever designed the Hamilton playground has thought of everything. There are three different designated play areas. One area is clearly for toddlers because the steps are low enough for them to climb up and there are simple slides and seesaws low to the ground. There's an adventure style playground for the older kids (and short adults like me!) with a climbing net and flying foxes. What I was most impressed with was the miniature road set. My nephew was worried that it was a 'real road' and pronounced in a sing song voice that I should get off the road. Once I explained it was a 'pretend road', he happily raced around the track on a pretend motorbike breaking all the road rules but at least giving way to pedestrians. There's an off-leash dog area attached to the park. This looks like gambolling doggy fun with an obstacle course for the bigger dogs. And when you're tired of running around, pop across the road to Portside for a coffee and cake.

The park is awesome. Lots of things to keep the little ones entertained for hours. Price is not too…read morehigh and over the week days is mostly empty. They also have night play on friday and saturday. Menu is not exciting at all a bit costly but other than that is our fav indoor park so far.

I took my 15 month old son to We Play to play and he LOVED it. Only $12 and super fun, you can also…read moreleave your child there in childminding at a certain age I believe. Would've been 5 stars for me if it weren't for the fact that they serve practically nothing healthy at their cafe and no other food is allowed in besides baby food. My husbands hot dog was microwaved and he had to go back to advise them it didnt have onion or cheese like the menu said (they then put this on it). My grilled chicken sandwich was nice but the chips woth everything were SO salty and I was just disappointed that there was nothing healthy for my son to eat. The salads weren't available that day. Maybe even just some fruit?? The place gets quite busy and the staff are really friendly. Definitely will go back there but after we have eaten first.

Great kids playground, awesome facilities at a good price. Yes you do need to supervise your kids…read morebut isn't that every parents responsibility? Only problem is the prices have just gone up!

This is a huge park! Its very clean and has also some party rooms for birtdays…read more They are very clever on how they charge: the entry for kids includes a little snack plus a juice and the adults entry is just 3,50 but includes a coffee or other drinks. Being built in a huge warehouse, they still have lots of spaces to fill and few areas look half done, but they are doing good. They just started bringing music, art and sports classes as an extra which I think is fantastic.

A beautiful playground with a botanical theme. It includes art installations with the imagined…read morehistory of an extinct walking plant.

I loved everything about my experience from Green Frog. As a solo traveller on Easter Long Weekend,…read moreI wasn't sure if they'd even be operating, let alone if they had room for one more. Kelly was absolutely wonderful on email as they tried to slot me in. I was so excited to get my confirmation that I was on the Saturday morning half day abseiling and rock climbing adventure. Having not previously done either activity, I wasn't sure what to expect, but Graham and his crew really put me at ease. We got to abseil down the kangaroo point cliffs twice - they even let us flip upside down once we were comfortable (trust me, after that first step, its a breeze!) I'm so happy I took a jump out of my comfort zones and a few overly cautious steps off that cliff!

Very expensive for a really rather average itinerary. You could easily organise all these things…read moreyourself and transport at 1/3 of the cost!! Also somethings went very wrong one day and the company were very unwilling to admit it and there was no recompense. Arrogant owner I dealt with (the US one - one is US citizen, the other Costa Rican). Basically a big rip off - AVOID this company. They will promise you so much and deliver so little for the price tag!!!

If I grew up in Brisbane and was looking for a place to throw my 10th birthday party, this place…read morewould be heaven. Actually, I am 21 years old and it is still heaven. I brought a friend from couchsurfing who'd been travelling through Brisbane for an activity that was fun and out of the ordinary. The walls were covered in futuristic paintings that looked like they'd been done back in the '80s and made me feel right at home. (I grew up in the 'burbs.) On the night we played, there were two separate birthday parties happening simultaneously, i.e. it was pure chaos. The staff there seemed to handle it very well, though, and were very helpful to us first timers. After we signed up, we received neat name tags with our laserforce identities that could be kept for future games. There's a clean, open area for adults to relax, as well as an arcade area for kids who are still hyped up on adrenaline and sugar. The actual laser force is the bomb. Sure, you're wearing sweaty helmets that stink of hormones and you're versing pre teens who will slaughter you the moment you hit the floor, but there's real joy in running around a giant warehouse shooting invisible lasers at each other. Come to Laserforce if you're looking to find your inner child, or if like me, you are actually still a child.

You know Lazerforce is badass when I couldn't even find a category to put it under…read more (Why is there no LAZERFORCE under Entertainment YELP??) I'm sure most everyones familiar with the concept of the game, but for those people not in the know (You sad sad humans) the premise is relatively simple. You are on a mission to kill or disarm as many baddies on the other team as you can. Cast all loyalties aside and watch the competitive natures come out in your friends or familia. (Coupled with an over blown lazer pointer cased in a plastic gun.) If you have kids DO make sure to introduce them to the lazer show on a saturday the place on weekends is heaving with kids and they will make a bunch of friends in no time. If you are an adult DO make sure to stay as far away from this place as possible on a saturday these kids are hocked up on slush puppies and sugar. They will eat your face if you get in their way. Tremendously fun for kids (and making for a hilarious experience when intoxicated.) I highly recommend paying this place a visit.