Huge area that they've turned into a veritable "run your kids to sleep" land…read more Huge slides, areas for parties, a 5 and under fated and fenced area. Seating and plugs available for adults to bring their own tiys. Reasonably priced lunch and drinks for the monsters and adults and it's free entry for adults so you are just paying for kids. Don't forget their socks or they can't play. Otherwise you can buy socks on site too.

I came to visit from the States. The accommodations were stupendous, clean and bright. I used the…read more360 visitor pass and was given a wrist band for sauna use. The lap pool was a very comfortable temperature. I wish there was something close to thing back home.

I found the staff to be quite helpful, contrary to what other Yelpers have said. Danielle is really…read morehelpful. She served me when I came here to swim last Sunday morning. Better traction in the middle lane here. No need to worry about catching up with the other swimmers swimming laps in your lane. A great pool. Unlike the Sydney Olympic Park Aquatic Centre, I had to go into the slow lane here once, and yet I enjoyed uninterrupted swimming, and achieving results in half the time than in the fast lanes at other pools. Quite large and spacious. Great range of classes and learn to swim programs. The showers stay on until you turn off the taps in the change room facilities here. Soap is available too. Again a great pool. Fairly good rates. Location wise, excellent. Only a short stroll from Central train station.

I recommend laser tag on Sundays. All other days, it's $12 for one game and $18 for two, but on…read moreSundays it's $10 for unlimited games - a great deal! It's fun for all games. I went with a group of 6 of us in our mid-20s, but playing in the same arena with us were some younger boys. A good-sized arena, too, and you get 20 minutes to play a round. The food was pretty good, and average prices. Nice thin-crusted pizza for $13, and we also got a sampler of chips (regular, sweet potato, and wedges) for $15. That was a bit overpriced for the size, but the sweet potato fries especially were very good.

It's pretty cool to have a bowling alley in a shopping centre. The Lasertag is also quite fun but…read moreyou would need a large group to be able to fully enjoy it. I'd be keen to try out the puzzles and karaoke some time. The food was quite nice but not something I would probably get outside of a work function as there are so many options in Macquarie Centre

Tempe park is a wonderful place for kids to go to on a warm , sunny day . It has something for all…read moreages. The playing equipment is very interesting and most kids are seen enjoying. To add to all the attraction is the flying fox. From an elevated wooden plank about 1.5 meters tall, kids sit on a disk attached to an overhead cable. They're never more than about one metre off the ground as they fly forward around 25 meters and rebound back. There is always a queue of kids for this. As the park is located adjacent to the airport - it's a joy to watch all the kids get excited about the planes taking off and scream with pleasure. There is a huge barbeque area and also a bike path. I really like going to this park - oh yes I forgot to mention the ice-cream man who adds to all the fun.

A giant enclosed playground with many areas for kids to run and play around. There is a giant…read morerotating area in the middle, rope areas, flying fox (closed when we visited), a bike road, sand pits, spinning things, slides, small quiet areas for reading/eating and a cafe out front. Street parking was easily found. We spent a long time here and the kids had a great time.

Wonderful award winning playground. Come for the day and bring a picnic - you can sit on the grass…read moresurrounding the play area or if you're early enough, one of the five picnic tables. Playground features: Fenced Shaded Toilets Suitable for all abilities Suitable for a fair age range (toddlers to maybe 8/9 year olds) Sand pit Automated merry-go-round Picnic tables

Dogs! Yes: dogs!…read more Every afternoon around 5pm Willoughby's dog owners converge on the park for a no-leash, multi-pawed, meaty-tongued extravaganza, a mad panting carnival full of black gums, wild eyes and reckless, relentless bum sniffing. This is humanity at its finest: dog owners are an honest, convivial bunch, and they give great chat. This review could also have read: This is the leafy green heart and soul of suburban Willoughby, a three-tiered recreational park enclosed by tall gum trees wreathed with kookaburras and magpies, encircled by winding walkways and dotted with kids playgrounds. It didn't though. I own a (fat) pug, so the dog angle was far more appealing.

This really is a great park. Full of happy children in the playground!…read more Most of the park is lovely and well maintained. But unfortunately the playground isn't. The large slide has worn and has been repaired with silicon which has begun to peel out, then someone has put duct tape over the top which obviously didn't work. There is also a large hole in the tunnel which presents a tripping hazard. Outside the fenced in area there is a merry-go-round which is at ground level so close supervision is required for young children to ensure they don't accidentally wander onto it. Despite some maintenance issues it is a great park with lots of inclusions and well thought out with equipment to aid in development, both physical and sensory.

I have to say, for a low cost, no frills gym, you really get a lot. Honestly, this place is a good…read moredeal. They have a lot of open space for training, the facility is big, but not too big, the staff and members are friendly and, in general you can get everything you want DONE. Like, you're not waiting on equipment/machines, everything you need is there, blah, blah, blah, happy days. And they have a STEP MILL, as in like, a rolling staircase contraption. I hate cardio, but that is my favourite thing! Step mills are like unicorns in Australian gyms. When I first saw they got one, I had to control myself from doing a little happy dance, lol. I get annoyed when I want to use it and there is someone on MY STEP MILL. How dare they. Maybe the gym should get another one or two, eh? :) They have these boxing classes I never do and "quickie spin" or something (I also never do it), but not a full array of classes, which since I never do classes, I don't give a shit about. But it might be a bummer for you if you really like that kind of thing.

Decided to try this out since its really close to my work and I can be here at 3:30ish before the…read morehorrible 5pm crowd descend. Plus its a big facility with kettlebells, TRX's and a STEAM ROOM!!! OMG. I was so excited about the steam room. That's my favourite thing, and I haven't belonged to a gym with a steam room in ages. I should say that most people would not find fault with the range of equipment here. They have a bazillion weight machines and another bazillion cardio machines. Along with a big, bright group exercise room and a dedicated spin room, 90% of gym goers would be set. I was not. I absolutely HATED the freeweight area. That's the most important thing for me. It's this huge, two-level facility and they have all their heavy freeweights shovelled in this tiny corner room type of thing and it sucks balls. Total fail. There was no way I was joining when I have to take a ticket for a squat rack and lollygag around for 20 minutes at 3:30pm. Especially when I have to pay $5 for parking if I stay over 1.5 hours. (note: you don't literally have to "take a ticket" for the squat rack - i was being sarcastic, my friend read my review and was like, omg you have to take a ticket for the squat rack? whhhaaaat? no, no, no... that's just me being snarky ;) But both racks were full with someone already waiting, so that was annoying) So that was that. I'll squat tomorrow at my usual gym, which I'm not convinced I want to leave... just want to see if I liked this place, mostly because of the steam room. What else? The trainers here are NOT friendly, they sit around looking holier-than-thou and even when the membership guy tells you to have a seat and there's nowhere to sit because of them, they don't move or entreat you at all to feel welcome. I've worked in gyms for years, so this was kind of unbelievable to me. If that was me, I would have introduced myself to this new potential immediately and made conversation. Also, the locker rooms and especially the toilet stalls were FILTHY. The steam room was actually AWESOME. It was boiling hot and steamy and even when people came in and out, it was hot enough that it didn't really cool down at all. Oh well, too bad. It's not a bad facility if you want to do some leg press and the pec dec and finish off with a bit of elliptical, maybe catch a class once or twice a week, but the weight room sucks, the staff are largely unfriendly in my experience and the locker rooms are really gross.