Looking for a place where you can jump around like an idiot and not give 2 hoots! Then you've come…read moreto the right place. There are several different areas of trampolines from the wall to wall trampoline, to the long trampoline jumping into the foam pit, heck they even have dodge ball trampoline! You can normally book in for an hour session and you get free bounce socks (better grip for the trampolines). Although be warned, it's not as easy as it looks. There were definitely some people who had done it before.. a lot! Pretty embarrassing when the young's outshine you with their acrobatic circus moves! I could never get as high as them, nor do as many flips. And boy do you sure work up a puff!

Getting a little bored of running on the treadmill at the gym?…read moreFantasised about beating your competitive friend? Want to relive some childhood fun? HELLO, BOUNCE! Bounce is taking fun to all new heights! There's a free bounce area so you can get back into the swing of it, a long run-up trampoline to where a foam pit awaits, a performance area for those with skills and of course, the dodgeball arenas. Depending who you play against, dodgeball gets pretty competitive quickly! Each player has their own trampoline, eight players to a team... let the fun begin! Bounce is good for all ages, so you should expect your session to be full of everyone from little, tiny children that never tire of energy to fitness groups squeezing in a fun workout! For busy times, you should definitely book online in advance. I found 2 hours was perfect for my first session - enough time to explore but wow, you'll feel your muscles the next day!

This is a great place to bring primary school age kids (or younger) for a full day of fun,…read moreespecially when there are special exhibits such as the Explore-a-saurus Exhibition. Where else can kids see moving roaring dinosaurs in Melbourne? Furthermore, the Nitty Gritty Super City upstairs offers many fun activities, such as a mock construction site. There's even a realistic Lego model of Melbourne. Unfortunately, there is nothing for adults to do other than accompany the kids. In this respect, the use of the word Museum is somewhat misleading. Play-centre would've been a much better description. Adults will learn little from the exhibits. For example, the dinosaur exhibition skips over the origin, geological periods, evolution or demise of these animals. They are not arranged in any chronological order, and not even to scale. For example, the T-rex is roughly half size. And nothing from the Triassic period. Again I have to remind myself it's for KIDS ONLY. The cafe is disappointing, offering mostly pies, sandwiches, chips but no healthy cooked food. At least there is real coffee. In summary, adults with no kids should stay away. But I'll probably bring my kids back here for more.

Great place. I took our 14month old in for free as newborns receive a family 6month entry for free…read moremembership. Very hands on - plenty of spaces to explore and be adventurous. Best to get there about 9:45am to avoid waiting in queue, especially in school holidays. We'll be back! We have more sections to explore.

Movie and experience was great with my wife and 2 kids til the useless Indian security guard told…read moreus to move on the movie finished literally 1 minute and I was putting on my kids in their baby seats and he told me to hurry up I have to close the gates, I told him I don't care I have to put my kids seat belts on, so just for that, will not be returning due to useless indian security

Was very disappointed as you could not see the movie because the screen was so dark. tried to call…read morebut it says the number is disconnected!

2023 they had a stage in the middle area which was fantastic for the kids and adults, 2024 they…read moremoved the stage indoors, this reduced how enjoyable it was and the entertainment was less enjoyable, but still good. 2025, no stage with general entertainment, far less entertaining as an over all event. Food is still expensive, but that's what your expect at these things, so that hasn't influenced the low rating. Something just seems to be missing from the whole place this year.

I brought my son and a friend's son to the show and the staff from Chant company special mention to…read moreSarah who was very kind and patient to our boys went above and beyond to ensure that they enjoy themselves. Thank you again for making the small childrens' day amazing !

We were walking around Melbourne and checking out it without a real purpose and saw a sign saying…read morethat entrance was free. You only had to pay extra if you wanted to experience the exhibit they have running at the time, which would probably be worth it. It seems to be a rotating exhibit. The free part was about the moving picture over the years. When you go in they give you this little disk that had a unique code and probably an nfc chip so you can tap it at each exhibit you liked to "collect" it and go to a website later and vote so the things you saw once again. This really makes you want to check more exhibits out and go all around. I think I connected 45 because at the end they have a spot to check how many exhibits you collected. They even had a station where you could create your own flip book. You would stand in front of a screen which would record you mongering for 3-5 seconds and then at the gift shop you could see the flip book and but it if you wanted. My wife and I both bought ours.. a more personalized souvenir. At the end they have a few kiosks where you can tap your cats to donate and we did that because this is definitely an experience that is worth staying around. I ain't it must get really busy on the weekends, but during the day in a weekend, it was the right amount of busy. I would definitely check it out and kids would love it.

ACMI, formerly known as the Australian Centre for the Moving Image, is a free museum for everything…read moreabove movies, television and video games. Easy to find in Federation Square. So interesting to wander and see how movies are made as well as props from movies and television shows. Loved the section on animation. Grab a disc to collect information that you can view later about what you experienced. Definitely worth a short or long detour to ACMI.

"Wow, it's noisy in here!"…read more Those were my first thoughts upon stepping inside the main waiting area of Le Mans. It's basically a big open tin shed with kids running, jumping and tumbling over everything, all while screaming at the top of their lungs. But you have to expect something like this at a venue that hosts a lot of kid's parties. We came here for my nephew's 6th birthday and didn't take part in any of the activities, but just from watching you could tell that him and his group of friends were having the time of their life. There is a large indoor area that overlooks the two smaller and much more kid friendly tracks that are here. Of the two smaller tracks there is one that is designed for kids aged 4-10 and it's much slower than the larger tracks, but with the kids in our group spending half their time crashing into the tire walls, or each other, it was perfect for what they needed. There are two larger tracks designed for much faster go-karts and older attendees at either end of the venue. From inside here you can have kids parties, grab a bite to eat or a drink. The food here is what you would expect it to be; pies, sausage rolls, hot dogs, chips etc and the drinks on offer are no more exciting. There are also a couple of pool tables and video games to play on. Next door to the Go Kart venue is laser tag, run by the same company. The kids all had a ball in here, and the laser tag arena looked pretty big with lots of ramps and places to hide. Prices here seemed pretty reasonable, but if you're thinking of coming here your best bet would probably be the two-hour lock in session that was only $22. I'm not sure I could handle two hours of being trapped inside somewhere that looks and sounds like a kid-friendly rave though.

Phasors. Running. Adrenalin. Hiding. Ambush…read more Black lights-just a note, wear closed toe shoes AND DO NOT WEAR WHITE CLOTHING if you want to stay "hidden"...I learnt that the hard way. Who wouldn't like laser tag?! Le Mans Laser Zone can accommodate 40 people in battle and using the latest laser tag vests and phasors, YOU get to complete missions! We went in a big group and used the 2 hours $22 option and by the end we were exhausted but had heaps of fun.

Went here with a group of friends and our kids and had such a great time. The prices were very…read morereasonable and they also had some great package deals which saved us some money. We went on the Super Karts (the faster go karts) they were so much fun and at the end we got a print out of our race times! Then we went on the Drift Karts. The staff wet the drift track down and we got sideways around the whole track!! We played some Laser tag and went on their new ride the Gyroscope...was so dizzy when I got off!!! Then we raced the Slot Cars and rode the Bucking Bull. The kids played in the playground and jumped on the jumping castle, and also played Laser Tag and drove the slot cars with us. There was so much more to do there like Dodgem Cars, Mini Golf, Bowling, Sumo Wrestling and heaps more but we just ran out of time. We will definitely be going back again but will allow more time to do a bit of everything. You need at least 2 and a half hours to 3 hours if you want to try everything!! This place was fun for adults and the kids. I recommend this for anyone who is looking for a way to entertain the kids or have some fun with friends.

I had heard about ArtVo - it being a 3D Immersive Art Galley - for a couple of years, and wanted to…read morego, but wasn't sure of it's name & location @ first. Location is a little tricky to get to if you're not sure where you are going. Heads-Up though ..... there is Off-Street Parking in a Multi-Story Garage. (The price being reasonable!) At the start of 2022, I took my 10 nieces and nephews to ArtVo - aged 7 to 24 - as their 2019 Christmas present. (I bought my nieces & nephews their tickets pre-covid and was able to roll them over and use them after covid rather than lose out and have to purchase the tickets again - normally you need to use the tickets within a time period of purchase.) ArtVo is awesome for a range of ages from children to adults! (My partner and I plan to go back again by ourselves!) If you've been to ArtVo once, you can return over and over again bc they change the Art pieces continually! I would recommend you purchase Family or Group Tickets if possible to bring the cost down - although as it is, I think you get value for money for the cost of the tickets! Once inside you aren't on a timeframe and rushed through! The staff @ ArtVo are awesome! They continually walk through the Gallery offering to take photos for you so that everyone could be in the photo. I totally recommend going to ArtVo in Docklands Melbourne!

3D art museums have been popular all over the world and I realized I had not been to one yet. We…read morehad two days to kill in Melbourne and figured I should check this one. The place was pretty much empty, which is good for photo ops. You need 3 people to get the most fun out of these arts but two is doable too. You can ask the staffs to take photos too. They were some cool ones but I had enough half way thru. It can kill about an hour of your day. Honestly the price is bit too much in my opinion.