Theme Parks & Activities
Adventure parks, trampolining, go-karts, laser tag, mini golf, and escape rooms. A full day of high-energy fun with a support worker who's up for all of it.
Some days call for adrenaline.
Theme parks and activities are full-day experiences built around the high-energy stuff: trampolining at Bounce, go-karts at Ace Karts, tree-top adventures, laser tag, escape rooms, mini golf, and anything that gets your heart rate up and puts a grin on your face.
Your support worker is there to participate with you. They're climbing the obstacles, racing the karts, and solving the escape room alongside you. This is a shared experience, and they're matched because they enjoy this stuff too.
We book everything ahead, plan the day around what you want to do most, and build in breaks for food and rest. Some people want back-to-back activities. Others prefer one big attraction with time to enjoy it fully.
Experience info
- Full-day experiences (5-7 hours)
- 3:1 support worker
- Active clothes, closed shoes, spending money
- NDIS Core Supports funded
What a theme park day includes.
Booking, matched energy, combined activities, accessibility, breaks and transport are all arranged.
Pre-booked activities
Everything is booked in advance. That means less waiting and no sold-out sessions. We lock in the time slots that work for you and have waivers sorted beforehand.
You walk into the go-kart track and your helmets are already waiting. The staff wave you straight to your kart. First lap starts in two minutes.
Matched for energy
Your support worker is matched to your activity level. If you want someone who's going to race you on the karts and challenge you at laser tag, that's who you get.
You and your support worker are neck and neck on the final lap. They edge ahead at the last corner. You're already demanding a rematch before you've taken your helmet off.
Multiple activities in one day
We can combine activities into a packed day. Trampolining in the morning, lunch, then laser tag or mini golf in the afternoon. Or keep it to one venue and go deep.
After an hour of trampolining at Bounce, you grab burgers at the place across the road. Then it's escape rooms in the afternoon. You crack the code with four minutes to spare.
Accessibility built in
We choose venues with accessibility in mind and brief the venue ahead of time. If you need adjustments, they're arranged before you arrive.
The trampoline park has set aside a quieter section during your session. The music is at a level that works for you, and the staff know to check in without hovering.
Rest & refuel breaks
We plan meal and rest stops so you stay fuelled between activities.
Between activities, you sit in the shade with a cold drink and a bag of lollies from the kiosk. Your support worker pulls up the score from the last round on their phone.
Transport & door-to-door
We pick you up, drive you to the venue, and drop you home at the end. If the venue is far from home, the drive is part of the fun with your playlist going.
You're in the car on the way home, tired in the best way. Your support worker puts on the podcast you both follow and you recap every highlight of the day.
A theme park day, start to finish.
You walk into the go-kart track and your helmets are already waiting, the staff waving you straight to your kart with the first lap starting in two minutes. You and your support worker are neck and neck on the final lap, they edge ahead at the last corner, and you're already demanding a rematch before you've taken your helmet off. After an hour of racing you grab burgers at the place across the road, then head to an escape room for the afternoon, cracking the code with four minutes to spare. Between activities you sit in the shade with a cold drink and a bag of lollies from the kiosk while your support worker pulls up the score from the last round on their phone. On the drive home you're tired in the best way, the podcast you both follow is playing, and you recap every highlight of the day.
Who this is for
- People who love high-energy activities and adrenaline
- Anyone who wants a day packed with physical fun
- People who enjoy friendly competition and challenges
- Those who want to try new activities with support alongside
- Anyone who finds these venues easier with the right person
- People who want a day that feels like an adventure
Tell us what gets your adrenaline going.
We'll sort the bookings, transport and support, and bring someone keen to race you.
Get StartedWhat a theme park or activity day costs.
What it costs
Pricing follows the NDIS Pricing Arrangements and Price Limits. A day out costs the support worker's time plus any venue entry, so the total depends on the type of support and whether it's a weekday, evening, weekend, or overnight. If you don't have a relevant plan category, fee-for-service is available. You'll always see the cost in writing before the day is booked.
Am I eligible?
Theme park and activity days are usually funded under Assistance with Social & Community Participation, a Core Supports category. If your plan includes it, a day at the trampoline park or go-kart track can be booked in. A support coordinator can check whether it's there, and fee-for-service works if you don't have an NDIS plan.
Where we work
We're based in Thomastown and cover Greater Melbourne, including the northern, western, and eastern suburbs, so most trampoline parks, go-kart tracks, and adventure parks are well within reach. We also plan trips out to regional Victoria for many respite experiences, and can travel further again for an overnight getaway.
How to start
Tell us what you want to try and we'll book it, plan it, and bring the energy.
Pick a park and we'll book the day.
Tell us what you want to try. We'll book it, plan it, and bring the energy.
Call (03) 9968 7766