A massive safe, clean and tidy area for kids of all ages to have a blast! (And to tire them out for…read morenap time!). Entry is reasonably priced and on a par with similar but not so impressive kids indoor play areas. Food for kids and adults is available, as well as a yummy gelato counter.

Great place to tire out the kids. You can get in there too! Lovely staff, the owner makes your…read moredrinks & snacks herself. Reasonably priced. We rocked up at 12pm on a Sunday & they had just got there to open & setup. No biggie. Lazy Sunday

We've been to a few play centers now and this one is by far our favorite…read more Great staff, very friendly and welcoming, huge toddler area with secure fencing and plenty of toys, jumping castle, and lots of slides.

From the owner: Slides Playcentre and Cafe is Knoxfield's exciting family play centre, home to Australia's Highest…read moreIndoor 3 Lane Slide that towers 8 metres high! There is fun for the entire family on offer at our venue, which is perfect for birthdays, fundraising nights, sporting club celebrations, school groups, reunions, or just a fun family day out.

Big enough to lose your kid in .. (Which one mum did whilst we were there)…read more Big wooden playground which has 2 sections, one for older and one for the younger kids. My 4 yo enjoyed himself .. And it tired him out.

Had my 10 year old daughters party here and couldn't have asked for a better experience…read more They have all new inflatables and finally put in cooling

A great rainy day activity for small and big kids alike. Flipout is within a big sports centre in…read moreAltona and costs $10 for access to all trampolines. There's a dedicated area for under fives with a foam pit and smaller trampolines. There's also an adult/big kids area, runway trampolines with a foam pit, slam dunk area and dedicated flip area. We went on a Friday, and it was reasonably busy but not crowded staff levels were good and all staff members were friendly

Best kids play centre EVER!! Good value entry, good value food, all ages will enjoy. Very creative…read moreideas, such as the 'air balls', and the high up climbing, slides, and all in an area you can keep an eye on the little ones and the big kids.

Moonlit Sanctuary wildlife conservation park is a MUST DO for any & all Austrailian visitors!…read moreAmericans definitely cannot encounter these types of animals in our country. The Koalas are absolutely amazing creatures as are the kangaroos and wallabies. It is such a special experience to be able to watch them in their habitats and feed them... neither of which you can do anywhere else in the world. This sanctuary is VERY well kept! The animals are all healthy & active within their habitats. The staff are all well educated and very well spoken. It was so much fun to be able to touch and feed all of the animals and learn info that can't necessarily be learned at the typical zoos in the US. CANNOT beat this experience especially with how little it costs! Another one in a life time experience. I can't say enough how special this place is and is most DEFINITELY a MUST DO.

We enjoyed our recent visit to the Moonlit Sanctuary. The sanctuary operates as a wildlife rescue,…read morebreeding and education centre. We were lucky enough to hear the Dingo's howl once inside the park preparing us for the sound that occasionally breaks the silence of our next destination, the Australian semi arid zone and the Red Centre. We timed our trip to include feeding kangaroos on the wallaby walk and the keeper-led talks on Cockatoos, Parrots and Koalas. Aurora the Red tailed cockatoo patiently sitting on her egg in the Cockatoo enclosure being fed by her mate Antonio was particularly sweet to see. Mo the Koala put on a show once he was offered some West Australia Eucalypt leaves known as Koala junk food. We learned that Koalas have a gestation of 35 days before moving to the pouch for 6-8 months and then finally mums back til they are weaned of Pap and left to fend for themselves. With a lifespan of 10-15 years Koalas don't mind the rain with a waterproof and double coat that keeps the rain off and cold out even high in the gum trees. Our tour guide delivered a quick synopsis on Wombats and their curious cubed poo and self defense system before we attended the conservation training show where we got up and personal with Pikelet the long nosed Potoroo and Mikah and Obsidian the flighty Bush Stone Curlews.

So much fun! Great activity for kids. Imaginative role play instead of screen play! Loved it. Will…read morebe back for sure!

From the owner: Interaxcity is a children's museum based in Melbourne's inner east. We aim to foster creativity,…read morecuriosity and learning in kids through imaginative play.