Inflatable World Bundoora

“I’ve had three of my kids’ birthday parties at Inflatable World Bundoora over the years, including Daithí’s most recent one, and it’s always fantastic. The venue makes parties so easy for parents, while the kids have the best time on the inflatables, Nerf guns, and sports activities on the side. It’s stress-free, well organised, and fun for everyone. Highly recommend for birthdays and just rainy days!”

“My son Ace had his 12th birthday party this weekend. Everything run perfect, Ann was very accommodating and the staff all super friendly. Kids loved the indoor footy and nerf war.”

“Celebrated my daughter's 4th birthday, and everyone enjoyed it! Never been here before, but heard so much good stuff about it, and just decided to book for a party. For 6 kids and 10 adults bill came up to nearly $500. money well spent, adults get to catchup, parents of the birthday girl get to focus on having good fun, and leave the cleaning up to the staff. Will be back”

“I recently visited Inflatable World Bundoora with my family on a Sunday, and while the kids enjoyed the play equipment, I left the venue feeling quite disappointed—particularly with the pricing structure for parents. Unlike most other indoor playgrounds or family entertainment venues, Inflatable World Bundoora charges an entry fee for parents, despite the fact that there is very little—if anything—offered in return for that cost. Parents are there purely to supervise their children, yet we are expected to pay just to sit and watch. This is especially frustrating when many other similar venues allow free entry for parents or at the very least, offer a complimentary coffee or some form of service in exchange. Charging parents to enter without providing any amenities, entertainment, or added value creates the impression that the venue is more focused on profit than on creating a positive, family-friendly experience. It’s not just about the cost—it’s about the principle and the value being offered (or not offered) in return. As a paying customer and parent, I strongly urge management to reconsider this policy. If you're going to charge parents, there should be something provided in return—whether that’s a complimentary drink, a comfortable lounge area, or simply a more thoughtful approach to the role of caregivers in the experience. I hope this feedback is taken constructively, as I believe the venue has great potential if more consideration is given to the full family experience—not just for the children, but for the parents who bring them”