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indoor play centres in Melbourne

by william samuels

Melbourne's changeable weather makes indoor play centres essential. from mega-centres in the outer suburbs to creative play spaces in the inner city.

play centres & venues

AirFactory Trampoline Park

$$

trampolines, ninja warrior course, dodgeball courts, and a foam pit. sessions are timed entry.

Mill Park·3+ years
trampolinesninja coursecaféparking

Lollipop's Playland Fountain Gate

$$

huge multi-level play structure with slides, ball pits, and a separate area for babies and toddlers.

Narre Warren·0–11 years
cafétoddler areaparkingparty rooms

Chipmunks Playland Keysborough

$$

multi-level climbing frames, ball cannons, interactive games, and a licensed café for parents.

Keysborough·0–11 years
cafébaby areaparkingWi-Fi

LEGOLAND Discovery Centre

$$$

LEGO rides, 4D cinema, build-and-play zones, and a miniland of Melbourne landmarks at Chadstone.

Chadstone·3–10 years
rides4D cinemabuild tablesshop

Inflatable World Essendon

$$

giant inflatable obstacle courses for all ages. separate toddler inflatables on some sessions.

Essendon Fields·3+ years
inflatablesobstacle courseparking

Artvo immersive gallery

$$

interactive art gallery where kids climb into 3D paintings and take photos. educational and fun.

Docklands·3+ years
interactive artphoto opsindoor

tips for visiting

  • bring socks — most venues require them (grip socks often sold at reception)
  • book online for trampoline parks — walk-ins may not be available during busy periods
  • check age and height requirements before you go — some activities have minimums
  • weekday mornings are quieter and often cheaper than weekends

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opening hours, prices, and availability may change. always check the venue's website before visiting.