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

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.

Love this place so fun for kids, teens and adults. Staff…read moreare so nice and helpful when you need it. Not to expensive, The food is ok can be better. Over all super fun and great 10/10 would recommend

From the owner: Rush HQ's extensive range of activities includes a huge multi-level obstacle course, two large…read moredodge-ball areas, a newly refurbished multi-wall rock climbing area, several jump n' slam basketball lanes and over 100 state of the art interconnected trampolines. We also have 5 large party rooms, a group catering menu, as well as a wide range of food options within Hunger HQ.

This was perfect for rainy day activities. I had planned an afternoon in the park but unexpected…read moreshowers left me with a group of kids and nothing to do. Luckily I remembered OzTenPin Point Cook. They had lasertag, rockclimbing, videogames as well as bowling. It was fantastic and a life saver.

From the owner: Tenpin Bowling - Fun for all! Tenpin bowling, rock climbing,…read morelaser tag, arcade and fully licensed cafe!

This is for all ages. It has a dining room and a cafeteria for the adults, dodgeball, airbag,…read morebasketball, trampolines for the kids, and birthday parties too! The food is really good. 5 stars

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.

Bounce like it's 1999 children. Neon colours, no shoes allowed and pretty much do whatever you want…read more(within reason and only if you follow the safety rules) place of happiness. Bounce Inc brings out the youthful, well respected rebel in us all. The basic facilities are well kept. The seating areas are clean and there's a hipster inspired Tuck shop. As well as a gift store. The staff are here to help you be happy. Whether that's some helpful advice on how to do basic tricks or jumping into a game of dodgeball to help even the scores. Maybe it's all the brain shaking that goes on here but these were seriously the happiest staff and most helpful staff I've ever come across. You truly learn to appreciate The Big Ass Fans as you bouncing around. Near silent but providing such welcome cool relief. There's 5/6 areas to explore including a dodgeball arena, basketball hoops, The wall and my personal favourite the track work and huge air bag. That's for your pleasure when your doing flips and stuff. A word of warning. You'll have a lot of fun here. Don't spoil your fun with incorrect clothing. Try avoid any stuff materials like denim (jeans) or super floaty yoga style tops. A basic close fitting tee and shorts or cropped leggings work well.

What an absolute hoot! Trying to get more active, and do it…read morein a fun way, I dragged 8 mates along with me for an hour at bounce. And by an hour, I mean we didn't get started until 5 past, and most of us were well and truly done by 10 mins to the hour. Jumping up and down is tiring man! (Come on, we were all aged from 26 to 36, the kids out there didn't break a single sweat!) They've got multiple styles of trampoline, from regular mats, to ones on the wall, ones with bends, a few to jump off the end into a giant pit thing (like my use of technical terms there?), some you can jump up onto actual wooden walls, a slam dunk area, and even a dodgeball section. For the real experts you can strap on a foam board, not dissimilar to a snowboard or wakeboard, and practice your jumps. It's $16 for an hour, or get together 10 of you and it drops to $13. Or get 9 of you and pay for 10 and still works out cheaper. The loss of 1 star is for the toilets. They were filthy, and stunk. And being a place with children, Unflushed every time I went. Im going to start doing something fun every week, and shall call it #wearekidswednesday so any ideas greatly appreciated! Fun Fact - you can pay $5 for a wrist band that you swipe before some of the areas, and it films you for 15 seconds, and then you can go and download / share you looking like a grown ass idiot with your friends! (Unfortunately mine isn't working though, so waiting on them to contact me)

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.

Trekking across town to attend my nephew's 1st birthday, it was our first time at Lollipop's and we…read moreloved it! Not being familiar, we found it a bit hard to find but once we found out it was on Level 3 next to all the cinemas and games, we were set! The play centre is well laid out with a separate area for toddlers so they don't get knocked over by the older kids and there is an awesome foam ball room with canons and vacuums that suck up the balls to different sections ready to launch. There's even an awesome pirate ship ride inside the venue! On first impression the centre is clean and well maintained and the staff were very attentive especially amongst all the birthday excitement. The staff were loud and clear when giving instructions and made sure all the kids had drinks topped up and birthday cake. Both the kids and adults were fed with sandwiches, fruits and hot food and you if you're after something a little more special you can also order some desserts from the window display. I think we've found another new place to catch up with our mummy friends! :)