Top Interactive Games in Australia

If you're into VR experiences, definitely make that your first stop. They tend to book up quickly, and it's such a blast!

I think you should set a budget for games. Some of them can get pricey, and it’s easy to lose track when you’re having fun.

I recommend trying out their food – the snack options are surprisingly good! Grab a bite while you take a break between games.

Don't skip the photo booths! They're a fun way to capture memories with friends after all the gaming excitement.

I suggest booking your time slot in advance; it gets crowded, especially on weekends. We arrived at 3 PM on a Saturday and had to wait longer than expected!

Definitely wear comfortable clothes and shoes. You’re moving around a lot, and you'll want to be able to fully enjoy the experience without feeling restricted!

You should check out their happy hour deals. We got super discounted game cards from 4-6 PM, which saved us a lot of cash.

Don't skip the arcade section; it has some really fun options! I almost missed it and would’ve regretted it, so make sure you explore the whole place.

I recommend coming on a weekday, if you can. It was way less crowded when we visited on a Tuesday, and we had more space to enjoy our games!

My advice is to visit on a weekday around 3 PM. The crowds are way smaller then, and you won't be stuck waiting for games. I had the whole place to myself!

If you're a fan of VR, make sure to hop on those before other games. They get super busy, so I recommend making those a priority when you arrive!

Consider going on a weekday rather than the weekend. It felt less crowded when I went on a Tuesday, plus you might find better deals.

Grab the combo deals or any promotional offers. They often run promotions on multiple experiences, and I saved quite a bit by doing this.