Admission Prices

Each admission pass provides unlimited access to all age‑suitable zones, including our 0–2 years soft play area, sensory room, jumping castle and climbing equipment.

3-8 Months Admission

An unlimited play admission for a child aged 3-8 months old.

9-12 Months Admission

An unlimited play admission for a child aged 9-12 months old.

Over 1 Year Admission

$10

An unlimited play admission for a child aged over 12 months old.

Socks

We have a range of socks available at the front counter in case you forget your own. All children and adults are required to wear socks in all play areas.

Drinks

$2-$8

We have a range of drinks available from the front counter.

Water
Poppers
Pop-Tops
Soft Drinks
Coffee
Tea
Milkshakes
Thick shakes

Snacks

$2-$8

We have a range of snacks available from the front counter.

Chips
Cookies
Chocolates
Lollipops
Donuts
Muffins
Cheese & Crackers
Snow Cones

Please note that there will be a price increase effective 01/June/2026.

Frequently Asked Questions

Please reach us at admin@funnybunnies.com.au or via Facebook if you cannot find an answer to your question.

Do we need to book?

No need to book! Just show up anytime during our opening hours to begin the unlimited play.

What are your opening hours?

Our hours can vary each week due to private functions. The best way to stay updated is by following our Facebook page.

Do adults need socks too?

We require all of our guests to wear socks in any of the play areas to keep our equipment as clean and as hygienic as possible. Shoes can track nasty germs, dirt and even small debris into our play areas. If you forget, we have some available for purchase.

What age groups is Funny Bunnies suitable for?

Funny Bunnies is designed for babies, toddlers, young children and up to preteens, with play options that grow with your child. Our new equipment also supports children 10+ years, giving older kids plenty to enjoy while still keeping the space safe and family‑friendly.

Is the play area supervised?

Our staff monitor the space, but parents and caregivers must actively supervise their children at all times.