Go Wild Activity Centre

Go Wild makes me wish I was a child again myself! How I'd love to run around in their amazing huge playstructure. There are inflatable slides and other fixed slides too. The air guns are very noisy but hey, it is a play centre! On our last visit, we felt the area for 1 - 4s was a bit tired - the ball pit seemed dimly-lit and poorly stocked. We have been there for dinner too - the food and service was satisfactory but not outstanding. There's usually a good stock of high chairs available. Don't forget to bring your own socks!

After rain was predicted for the weekend we decided to have my son's 7th birthday party at the Go Wild play place (2.3.11). I was impressed. Staff were very supportive and dealt with my 100 questions and requests for food etc. It is a very big centre. All the boys disappeared into the play vortex and would arrive huffing, puffing and sweaty back at the table for a little rest before heading off again. We had the food provided - nuggets, chips and a slushie which were wolfed down before they headed off again.
Next time I would bring a water bottle for the boys - they were pretty thirsty. Food was a bit expensive, but given that parents get in free - they need to make some form of profit from us somehow! Servings were large and salad wraps fresh. I've never done this for a party before but I'll be doing it again. All I had to do was prepare the cake and the party bags and sip wine the night before.
If you find it noisy, go to the ball pit - the cafe area will sound like a quiet retreat after 5 mins in the pit.
p.s bring the paper or a book to enjoy with a cuppa

My kids love Go Wild, it was good value with the Shop-a-Docket buy one get one free. The coffee is good, the food is delicious but reasonably highly priced for the ambience (loud ball popping and kids shouting all around). Unfortunately the only thing available to gluten intolerant customers (including kids) is a salad and this was extremely disappointing because of the strict "no outside food" rule. It was explained that if you get approval at the front desk you can bring in food for allergy or intolerance sufferers but it's a bit late if you get there already expecting that there will be at least something your child will eat. The staff were all friendly and helpful. It was disconcerting to see a family liberally taking flash photos all over the place all afternoon when the rules plainly state no photos unless you are in a party room, yet nobody pulled them up on it! After lunch is definitely less busy unless there is a party. Overall the kids loved the play areas but were disappointed by not being allowed any "special treat" food.

A great place for the over 4 to 'go wild', lots of slides and climbing things, air guns to shoot soft plastic balls. Cafe is good with nice clean facilities. Can be a little crowded in the afternoons due to parties, however there are plenty of seats which is good as most play centres lack this. Would like some more things for the under 4's as my toddler can quickly get bored especially when he see what his older brother is getting up to.

Went there with our 6-year old and he had lots of fun. They've got a huge playstructure for over 4 yr olds (even with air-powered guns and plastic balls) slides, some video games and lots more. Separated from that is a fenced-off area for kids from 1 to 4. The cafe has an extensive menu and the staff was very friendly. Overall it was very clean and didn't smell of burned fat from all the fried stuff other play centres have on offer. It was quite noisy when we went there (especially from the airguns), but it probably reflected how much fund the kids had :-) Although it is quite a drive from Brsibane city centre it was well worth it. On Friday and Saturday night they open up their restaurant from 5.30 til 10 pm - while the kids can play in the playcentre the adults can enjoy their meals. Actually, this is the best play centre we have been to so far.

We went last Friday night, friends had told me about the new BYO restaurant nights, it was great, the children were free to get in as long as you bought dinner, there was a large group of us, the children were fed first, mums and dads sat back and enjoyed a wine/beer whilst the children played in total safety. So much better that the local pub. The food was good and well priced.. WELL DONE GO WILD... we'll be back!!

The play area is great my kids 6 & 7 love it and they can get lost in there for hours. My son had his birthday party there, I found it was quite expensive for what you got. They don't allow outside food on the premises which is fair enough except they don't cater for those requiring other dietary foods like gluten free foods. On busy days there is not enough table and chairs for all the parents and you have to buy water.

My 5 year old and 7 year old love this place. Lots to do great food and coffee. They even have a special healthy Toddler Pick and Mix menu. I didn't find there were any safety issues, have been several times sometimes when it has been very busy and not heard a single cry, other than when it was time to go home. On a down side, the noise of the ball guns can be a bit annoying, no such thing as a quiet cup of coffee.

When this place opened late 2008 it is exactly what the area needed, we loved taking our little ones each week. But then our 22mth old daughter fell 3.5mtrs through the rope netting squares that you walk across An incident report was filled out i was called later by the staff asking how she was & was told they were putting something up so no one could fall through again.

2 days later i went in they were very nice & did not charge us as it was empty being lunch time so our daughter could go through & the net still hadnt been fixed they were waiting on the man whom built it to come do something that afternoon.

Still now 2 & 1/2 mths later no call from staff & we know it still has not been fixed not all children would fall though as are little squares 6 inch by 6 inch but do stretch, its that there is no net to catch them like on the 1st level on which makes no sense. So lets let children fall 3.5mtrs to the ground but not from less then 1mtr. We are very dissapointed in the cenre for making us chase them & not ringing us they are lucky no child has died or been seriously injured.