Arcades are fun. There's no denying it. And really, there's nothing different about this arcade…read more Though, Tunza Fun is quite dark and eery for my taste. But, what 10 year old kids are going to care about that? So, if you don't want to drag your teenagers around kicking and screaming whilst you do your shopping then drop them off here with $20 in dollar coins and you should be set for a little while!

Need to pass time? this is the place for you. The games can be so addictive and you just want to…read morespend more and more and more. Just so everyone know's, i did not win my ipad. Very dissapointed :P

This is value for money theatre. Tickets are $15 for an adult if you're lucky enough to get a seat…read more Pre season tickets are available for purchase with a discount, and they even offer concession to Senior Card holders. I've been to a few performances now, and they have been most enjoyable. Before each performance and during interval they open up the bar. A fridge full of water bottles and fruit boxes, volunteers serving tea and coffee. Milk, sugar and biscuits are self serve. The alcohol offerings are simple with cask red and white wines, and a basic sparkling white. The prices are very very cheap. If you get the opportunity to go, just do it as so much better than watching a film.

Usually come here when I come home to Adelaide twice a year and the food is great…read more However on this occasion, the chicken Kiev was dry (5 out of 7 ordered this meal) was the consensus of all. The big breakfast on Sunday morning "IS TO DIE FOR" Staff here are nice and friendly. Will be coming back again.

This club has some good bands but there meat is always uncooked ,dance floor a bit small,particular…read moregirl at the bar always overcharges me on drinks , she also takes your members card and doesn't give it back then tells you that it was found on floor well I don't think . always carful putting my card away but if it was not handed back to me obviously I would not put it back in my wallet or notice until I go buy a drink next time.you may ask why she does this simply don't like me and nor does her outlaw friends, Some of these bar girls have outlaw friends drinking there so don't say anything against the bar girls as they will use there outlaw friends to hit on you . This members card incident has happened to a few of my friends there but bar tenders never admit they did not give it back. Security is ok there so bar girls find it hard to use there outlaw friends drinking there but will sure try to give it a go. Good for a dance even if dance floor is small but don't trust some of those bar girls they will overcharge you and not hand your members card back then blame you saying you dropped it on the floor ,not really a nice bunch but still go there for a dance as not many places have live bands anymore .

Tried to purchase a ticket and the available seats weren't available.... I guess you MUST buy your…read moretix online. It's not even opening weekend & it was a matinee. Lame

Hoyts Tea Tree Plaza is an old complex which is bit by bit re inventing itself…read more Having recently spent millions on changing from 35mm film to Digital, they have committed themselves to producing an amazing quality picture and sound with the capability to play 3d movies. They recently installed an x-treme screen in Cinema 1 which claims to have bigger sound and better picture quality in more comfortable and spacious seats. Unfortunately you have to pay more to be in this cinema and if your movie is only playing in that one then you cop the fee.

Isn't it funny that when you live for years in a place you never seem to go and see any of the…read moresights and it is only when you return for a holiday that you suddenly realise that there are places that you would like to visit. Maybe it also has something to do with me always looking for interesting and unique places to write about, but honestly, I have been driving past this museum (or at least the sign pointing to it since the main road doesn't go through the middle of the airport) for ages but never turned off to road to check it out. So, I decided to change that, grabbed my brother, and paid it a visit. Okay, I'm not really big on planes, but it was still really cool. There are actually two hangers, one where the museum proper is located, and the workshop. When I first went in there I thought I just wondered around the museum however they include a tour in the cost and took us first over to the workshop were we got to see them in the process of restoring a plane that crashed near Vanuatu. The name is a bit misleading though because they also have a couple of propeller driver planes and a Mirage that accidentally landed at the nearby RAAF base without lowering its wheels. You can even get to sit in the cockpits of some of these planes (though for a tall guy like me that can be a little cramped). I did particularly like all of the models of military vehicles that were in the glass case.