Apparently worlds first indoor trampoline park! Admission $18 if $16 if you have your socks from…read morelast time... School holidays so i gathered up all the children and thought we should go and check this place out, was great for the kids - assorted ages from 15 to 5 and there was something for them all. Make sure you bring your own water and snacks or come cashed up. Kids can not and will not jump for an entire hour without adequate water and food options - lol The park is quite large and broken up into many different and varied parts - wall walking, dodge ball, basket ball, foam pit etc Every section is staffed to ensure safety and security, good for groups and only children.

This place was so much fun! My husband and I needed to kill time and what better way than a…read moretrampoline park! They have basketballs hoops, foam put, trampolines(duh) they also have a side part of some crazy rock climbing!

Indoor climbing, go karting and laser tag all under the same roof!…read more Game Over is a new attraction located between Brisbane and the Gold Coast. Offering an interesting mix of novelty indoor climbing, go karting and laser tag. The climbing is a little bit different to "serious" climbing places, offering fancy looking walls, and a "leap of faith" which involves jumping from the top to grab onto a bar. Auto belay systems mean you don't have to rely on someone to be paying attention to you (and putting your lives in their hands!). The laser tag looks to be fairly normal, with dimly lit rooms, fog and light up guns and vest. The go karts are electric, which is rather different to any other place on offer. Electric means all the karts perform very evenly, and best of all, no stinky oily engines (which is super important since it's indoors!). The track isn't overly long but is interesting enough, with a nice big straight to open it up, hairpin corners and a chicane - good fun!

It's been a good while since i've been in an arcade, but when someone is having a 30th, what else…read moreis there to do? This was a Timezone when I first moved to Brisbane, and I'm sure it was bigger, with far better games. There's not a lot here, and a few things were on the blink. You've got a couple options. We went with 30 minutes and we could play all but the most expensive games. There's various options including with meals, so definitely figure out what's best for you. Keep in mind, you won't win prize tickets, but for our 30 minute session we had 100 tickets. Are you confident you'll earn that many on the games?

If you're looking for a game arcade in Brisbane, or even air hockey with 33 pucks, then this is…read morethe place for you! The customer service here is good, and the arcade itself is amazing, as well as ice cream for after the day which I'm sure everyone wants a very good Arcade

Review for Strike Bowling Wintergarden…read more I held my son's 7th birthday party at Strike Wintergarden and unfortunately, the experience was deeply disappointing, particularly with regard to the handling of food allergies. Despite noting specific allergies (dairy-free, egg-free, and coeliac) in our booking and confirming them again on the day with the host, there was no suitable food provided for three of the children with dietary needs. Knowing the severe consequences of an allergic reaction, we were alarmed to see that the chips & nuggets brought out had been cooked with other items containing egg and dairy, which would have made the children very unwell had they eaten them. The nuggets also contained the allergens. We then asked about the vegan pizza alternative that we had been promised by email with the booking team, only to be served a pizza that was only gluten-free, not dairy-free as required. This left these children unable to eat anything while others enjoyed their meal, leading to a very uncomfortable situation. If the children had eaten this they would have been very unwell. Additionally, the basic logistics of the event fell short. Items like a lighter for the birthday candle, plates for the cake, and a knife to cut it were only provided after considerable delay. The plates never arrived. I was under the impression we'd have a dedicated host for the party to assist with these details, these things just added to the stress of the day. Given that three children could not safely eat the food provided and the lack of dedicated hosting, I have written on several occasions with no response. I'd hoped for a worry-free celebration, and while the kids enjoyed the bowling itself, the experience with the food was unacceptable and handled very poorly.

Deals, deals, deals. And boy, is their marketing spot on and absolutely hilarious…read more You want laser tag and bowling? Oh, why that's the bowl and blast for $25. Or come on 2-fo-1 Tuesday. Or go nuts on unlimited laser tag for $15 on Thursdays. But holy cow, Sunday Funday... that's where the real deals roll. $25 bones for unlimited everything - bowling, laser, pool, karaoke. Blizaooow! Outside of that, it's a bowling alley night club. Prepare to be impressed by their music selection, savvy marketing, and how exponentially better you get at bowling the more $10 patriotic mint juleps you down. The best thing about the place is that they make it nearly* impossible not to have fun. *Fun is hard to unlock if you're on a first date and you're situated one lane away from a rowdy group of Bogans with confusing accents and mesmorising dance moves. Trust me.

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.

From the owner: For the best experience, we like to group similarly aged players together.read more

When my partner and I decided to pop in to Timezone on the Gold Coast, we were expecting your…read moretypical arcade, and were blown away by how big this establishment was, in addition to the huge variety of games that there were / things that there were to do. Most arcades don't have dodgem cars, 30 player laser skirmish, an 18 hole mini golf course or two mini bowling alleys. There were also many arcade machines that I have never seen elsewhere before, which is a nice change from most arcades all having the same games as one another. Games that I enjoyed playing included Time Crisis 5, Mario Kart Arcade and OutRun 2 SP. I will definitely visit this Timezone again in the future, and try some more of their arcade machines. I highly recommend giving them a visit if you enjoy a good arcade game or are looking to have a fun day out with some friends. It is easy to spend a lot of money here, so I recommend considering one of their combo packages, which appear to be good value for money.

This place caters very well to Pinball lovers. The owner commits to purchasing every new Stern…read morePinball release that makes it over to Australia. So at the time of writing this review, you could play AC/CD Luci (Limited Edition), Start Trek LE and Pro, Mustang LE and Pro, Iron Man VAULT, and the very latest The Walking Dead pinball. If you are lucky enough to get in when a machine is new, there is nothing quite like the feel of a BNIB machine. But as time progresses (or due to the popularity of the machine) they show their age pretty quickly. The owner is usually pretty good with fixing them.