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)

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

This review is for the burlesque comedy shows that are put on at Wonderland from time to time -…read morethey're spectacular! The Spiegeltent is gorgeous and you really get that old-circus feel. Dancers and acrobats clowning around and hilarious stand up comics make this a fabulous variety show. Also, during the day it's paradise for kids with rides and sideshows just like the carnivals you went to when you were a kid. Dodgems! Waterballs! It's only small so if you lose your child you'll probably find it again. If you're prone to losing your children, get a leash and don't make any more.

Action Indoor Sports was my home ever Tuesday night for some time... I used to play indoor beach…read morevolleyball more or less for something to do to and its the perfect place to do it. The layout is great and the teams are fun and slightly competitive, which keeps you on your toes. i found the fixtures to be well organised although we did have to odd game and 10.00pm at night it was still in good fun. They also organise other group sports like indoor soccer and cricket.

Luna's not worth traveling to Australia for, but we were in St. Kilda and my kid saw this on the…read moreway to someplace else. It's outstanding! It's more Coney Island old school than the real place. There's (no kidding) the world's oldest working roller coaster at this park. My kid loved it (and so did everyone else). So if you've got a couple hours to spare, and you're in St. Kilda anyway, do yourself a favor and step inside -- your kids will beam with joy. We were in all parts of Melbourne and Victoria, and maybe I'm biased because the kids had so much fun, but Luna is one of the top things we did while in Victoria.

This is probably one of those classic seaside amusement parks, and honestly, while I'm not…read moreparticularly big on such places, it is still a rather fun place to go with friends. In fact, this is basically one of those ts Kilda icons and it has been around for ages. In fact I remember coming here as a kid, and going on the rollarcoaster with my Mum. Yeah, this place really does have some history, and the rollar coaster is literally heritage listed (and still operational, in normal times that is). It's definitely worth checking out, unless you aren't an amusement park type of person that is.

These guys have a brilliant 50m outdoor SALT filtered pool (no chlorine)…read more A great place to swim.

This centre is a real hidden gem. Only 10 mins from Toorak road out the M1, loads of car parking,…read morehuge outdoor pool with diving towers, kids splash pool, changing facilities, fully stocked kiosk complete with hot food and some homemade soups, hot chips etc, 4 beautifully maintained indoor full size courts with an additional spare one as well, huge state of the art gymnasium, and a separate power lifting gym as well. Cheap as chips and easy to access

The first time I came here, I was meeting up with some friends for a frisbee match. I'm not…read moreparticularly coordinated when it comes to the hand-eye activities and so I suggested I just might cheerlead from the side lines... Well, they were all running around and frolicking about in the sunshine - the huge lawns here are perfect for it - and before I knew it I was playing like a recent graduate from the Ultimate Frisbee Champion School. Apart from friendly frisbee games, the gardens are great for a stroll or a relaxed afternoon under a tree. The community garden in south-west corner is nice to poke around in, as are the hot houses. Keep your eye out for critters in the trees.

I always forget this place is here! I feel absolutely privileged to be so nearby. When you're in…read morethe mood for a beautiful scenic walk, this seems to be the place, providing you don't want to head into the city for the other one. The plant life is super abundant and the amount of grass that's available for picnic is awesome! There's even that nice little playground for the kidlets. The only downside is there's always poo on the ground, yes a big downside. I'm not a fan of that being right in the pathway, especially when you are responsible enough to clean up your own dogs poop! Be kind and keep the pathways and grass clean please!

I actually quite liked this park, but that may have something to do with the really nice stage that…read morethey had here. Then again, a rather handy park can also be a great place to sit down and feast on some takeaway food, which is actually what I did here. Sure, the seats aren't the most comfortable, but this place was still quite shaded, and rather easy to access as well. Oh, and it also had some quite good facilities.