Best Kids Indoor Activities In Brisbane
Wondering what to do with the kids when it's rainy and dull outside? Here is a list of Brisbane families' favorite indoor activities which are guaranteed to keep children of all ages engaged and occupied despite the weather:
This massive indoor multi-play centre is where kids of all ages can keep active and have fun for hours on end with unlimited play including Ninja Warrior, rock climbing and more
Escape Rooms
Mini detectives will enjoy the challenge at Brisbane's mystery escape rooms - Puzzled Room Escape or Escape Hunt, 2 fun problem-solving venues suited for teens (aged 15+) and younger kids with adults...
Jump, slide, climb and bounce around this obstacle course in this giant inflatable warehouse playground, which challenges all ages and abilities, including the under 5's who have their own zone...more
This unique art studio has children choose their own pot or sculpture and go crazy with rainbow paints. At the end, they can take home their beautiful creation or maybe give it to grandma for her next birthday...more
Laser Tag
There are some excellent indoor rock climbing centres across Brisbane. In the inner city is Fortitude Valley's Rocksports Indoor Climbing and on the southside Crank Indoor Climbing has a super new Ninja course
The State Library of Queensland at South Bank, has a special themed corner catering to under 8s. The theme changes every few months with a host of creative activities to accompany each imaginative theme...more
With four different pools to choose from, there is plenty of water-based fun to be had at Brisbane Aquatic Centre at Chandler. The 25m indoor heated pool provides an excellent space to splash around with its child-friendly water park. They also offer school holiday programs...more
Trampoline Centres
With two Olympic ice skating rinks - Boondall on the northside and Acacia Ridge on the southside, Iceworld is Brisbane's go-to for fun on the ice, whatever the weather outside.... more
Ten Pin Bowling
Strike Bowling is a popular tenpin bowling alley located in Wintergarden in the city while a great tenpin alley with a retro flavour are AMF Bowling at Mt Gravatt.
Queensland University of Technology's Engineering Building is home to one of the world's largest interactive digital screens. They also run some engaging workshops and school holiday activity programs...more
Kids will love this awe-inspiring exhibition of 50 LEGO® masterpieces depicting the world's most iconic landmarks, made exclusively with LEGO bricks, and get to make their own creations too... more
This mammoth entertainment precinct in Redcliffe, features an underwater-themed 18 hole mini golf course and a fantastic games arcade....more
Be amazed at the creations possible using recycled materials. Reverse Garbage is a warehouse full of discarded objects ready to be re-purposed. Inspirational workshops are offered throughout the year...more
This awesome indoor adventure playground in Brisbane's north has everything from indoor skiing and snowboarding to laser tag, Ninja courses and parkour....more
This interactive science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM) space is perfect for young science enthusiasts aged 6 to 13 years old.... more
