Gravity Zone

“Yeah the food is is mostly deep fried. As a support worker this is what most kids want as its a day out. Been here a few times and its always been a smooth shift. I take 3 ADHD kids and its perfect for them and I get to sit back whilst keeping an eye on them.”

“Gravity Zone is a nice and spacious place with plenty to explore. We especially loved the basketball area 🏀. It is perfect for a fun outing but try to avoid school holidays as it can get really crowded. During holidays, school holidays clubs over 60 to 70 kids join in with public. There is a cafe inside but it is quite expensive so it is better to bring your own food 🍴. Overall it is a great spot for kids and families to have an active day out.”

“Great,my son broke his arm.allow 10 kids in the foam pit and the ninja area. My kid kept begging for ice creams. I had to tell him it's too expensive”

“Extremely Disappointing Experience – Avoid the Pizza at All Costs We booked a Super Session for 10 and $50 per person and opted for pizzas as the main meal. What we were served was hands down the worst pizza I have ever encountered. The pizzas were dry, doughy, stale, and genuinely inedible—honestly worse than cardboard. Not a single child wanted to eat them, which says everything. This completely ruined what was meant to be a special and stress free celebration. If Gravity Zone cannot manage basic food quality, then stop offering pizza altogether or outsource it to a professional provider like Domino’s or another reputable pizza chain. Serving food of this standard is unacceptable and reflects extremely poorly on management. I genuinely wish the management team could be made to taste what was served to us—because no paying customer should ever be expected to accept that. We paid for a party experience, and the food component was a complete failure. A refund for the catering portion is absolutely warranted. Fun venue, terrible food, zero quality control. Think twice before choosing food options here.”