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.

We've been to a few play centers now and this one is by far our favorite…read more Great staff, very friendly and welcoming, huge toddler area with secure fencing and plenty of toys, jumping castle, and lots of slides.

From the owner: Slides Playcentre and Cafe is Knoxfield's exciting family play centre, home to Australia's Highest…read moreIndoor 3 Lane Slide that towers 8 metres high! There is fun for the entire family on offer at our venue, which is perfect for birthdays, fundraising nights, sporting club celebrations, school groups, reunions, or just a fun family day out.

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.