The boat was spacious and comfy, the food was quality and with a good value for money. I really…read moreenjoyed the trip over with the wonderful views. However I was disappointed with the staff service. While my friend and I waited in a long line for food, two staff members ignored the line in favour for a lengthy conversation. We were displeased with the awkward time waiting and the overall service.

I loved everything about my experience from Green Frog. As a solo traveller on Easter Long Weekend,…read moreI wasn't sure if they'd even be operating, let alone if they had room for one more. Kelly was absolutely wonderful on email as they tried to slot me in. I was so excited to get my confirmation that I was on the Saturday morning half day abseiling and rock climbing adventure. Having not previously done either activity, I wasn't sure what to expect, but Graham and his crew really put me at ease. We got to abseil down the kangaroo point cliffs twice - they even let us flip upside down once we were comfortable (trust me, after that first step, its a breeze!) I'm so happy I took a jump out of my comfort zones and a few overly cautious steps off that cliff!

Very expensive for a really rather average itinerary. You could easily organise all these things…read moreyourself and transport at 1/3 of the cost!! Also somethings went very wrong one day and the company were very unwilling to admit it and there was no recompense. Arrogant owner I dealt with (the US one - one is US citizen, the other Costa Rican). Basically a big rip off - AVOID this company. They will promise you so much and deliver so little for the price tag!!!

Dear Yelpers: Did you know Brisbane has it's own baseball team? No. Seems that's the common answer…read more Well, we do and the Bandits home patch of turf is smack bang centre at Holloway Field. Their season has just launched and I found myself watching my very first baseball game wondering how I'd never known of Holloway Field's existence until this year. There's no mass lines like a certain Paddington-based stadium, there's plenty of parking or public transport and it's a hop-skip-and a jump from the city in leafy Newmarket. It's not the glitziest of sporting fields but the bleechers are right where you want to be to see all the game's action unfold. There's on-site catering and plenty of space to run around. It's all a big tick of approval from this Yelper.

Turns out, Brisbane has its own baseball team and home field, who would have thought?…read more Holloway Field is the home base of the Brisbane Bandits, tucked away in Newmarket close by to the Newmarket shops and hotel. The field itself has plenty of parking and there's always the surrounding streets, which we parked in and had a short walk to the field. There's no lines to get in, just a single gate with a couple of friendly security guards and raffle ticket sellers. There are a couple of local food trucks on site, as well as the canteen up in the bleachers, where we got 2 hot dogs and soft drinks for $15. While it's much quieter than one would imagine a sporting event to be, judging from the full buses and lines around the Gabba or Suncorp Stadium, the bleachers do seem to almost fill up - though we still had a spare seat between us and the people beside us. The fans are respectful and I'm guessing perhaps all family members and friends of the team - very familiar with the players! The crowd are cool, which is a plus for someone like me who hates crowds! If you've never been to a baseball game before, be aware that they can last anywhere upwards of two to four hours, there's no time limit like in other sports. As someone who's never seen a baseball game before, I can't really comment on the quality of the teams, but just for reference, you're supposed to yell "Go Bandits". The announcers are there to make it all make a little more sense, and after an innings you'll be an expert. The game itself is actually really cool to watch and the constant thwack of the ball between gloves and bats keeps you awake - we got to see a player hit a ball so hard his bat split in two and went flying! The only downside was that there is music played over the speakers that fades in and out between each pitch, which is kind of distracting. Tickets are about $12 for adults so it's a great cheap and lazy evening summer activity, and lovely to watch the sun set over the field.

I've taken my son and his friends here on about 3 or so occasions. The first time (in about Sep…read more2013) was really disappointing. We were treated rudely by one of the two staff on duty with little or no latitude when I wanted the kids to take a break for lunch. Turn the clock forward a year and a bit and the experience today (Jan 2015) was spectacular. They have new equipment, rides and a totally improved attitude!!! Nothing was too much bother and they did everything they could to make it a fun and memorable experience. I don't know if it's under new management - but our most recent experience was flawless! Maybe it was because they were new(er) in 2013 or just finding their feet; I don't know. All I can say is that for about $28 my son (13 years of age) had a fun time for about 3 hours. I treated it as holiday entertainment or even great for a birthday (for a handful of close friends). Really safe, great instructions, heaps of other kids to shoot at. Forget paintball; this is a weak laser which registers on a player's vest (rendering the player inactive for 10 seconds - i.e. You were killed) 10 seconds later, off you go again! Great for kids 6 or 7 upwards. Even parents go in (I did) and had a hoot. For the little kids that followed me around (just because I was an easy kill), I'm pleased to report that squared the ledger on the Dodgems! Lol. Great safe fun all round. We'll be going back for more fun next holidays! Alan W.

Good time but it's to long to spend there 5 hours no way to long but it is one of the most…read moreentertaining races I've ever seen