Looking for family fun in Melbourne? If you're on the hunt for a Melbourne party venue that won't have the kids (or the adults) checking the clock, SuperPark Highpoint deserves a spot at the top of your list. This isn't your average indoor play centre - it's a 2,300 square-metre adventure park with more than 15 activities across three themed zones, and it's fast become one of Melbourne's most talked-about spots for birthdays, school holidays and rainy-day escapes. We were invited to visit SuperPark Highpoint with friends and the kids loved it all.
With 15+ activities spread across three themed zones, there was genuinely enough to keep the kids entertained for hours, and the variety is what sets SuperPark apart from a standard trampoline park or play centre. Different ages found different favourites - younger ones gravitated to the ball pits and Mini Adventure City, while the older kids couldn't get enough of the Ninja Track and SuperClimb. Everyone found their own zone.
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It's also genuinely good value for what you get. Two hours of full access across every activity in the venue, for a price that compares well against Melbourne's other play centres once you factor in just how much is actually included. It's the kind of place where you don't feel like you're being upsold at every turn - the ticket price is the experience.
The venue itself backs this up - SuperPark Highpoint holds a strong rating on Google, with families consistently calling out the cleanliness, the modern facilities, and the friendly staff. That matched our experience exactly: the space felt genuinely well looked after, not just new-and-shiny-for-a-while.
We recently spent a session exploring SuperPark Highpoint, and here's everything you need to know if you're planning a visit - or booking your next kids' party.
What Is SuperPark Highpoint?
SuperPark Highpoint is Melbourne's go-to destination for active indoor fun, combining adventure, sport and play under one roof at Highpoint Shopping Centre. It's designed for every age - toddlers, teens, and plenty of parents who end up joining in - whether you're planning a family day out, a birthday party, or even a corporate team-building event.
The park is split into three zones - Adventure Area, Game Arena, and Freestyle Zone - each with its own flavour of fun, so it's easy to keep a mixed-age group entertained without anyone getting bored.
What's Inside Each Zone
Adventure Area
- Pedal Car Track — a 50m indoor track for racing friends, powered entirely by kid-pedal
- Adventure City — climb up to 6 metres high, wriggle through tunnels and zoom down slides
- Kids Gym — soft play and educational games designed for toddlers and preschoolers
- Mini Adventure City — soft play and colourful ball pits for the smallest adventurers
Game Arena
- Archery — score from 5m, 6m and 7m targets
- Street Game Court — soccer and basketball combined, one simple rule: everyone can join
- SuperBowling — a fast-paced twist on tenpin, racing the clock to score points
- SuperBall and SuperHoop — goal-shooting and digital basketball challenges
- SuperPinball — a life-size pinball game played with your feet and a real football
- SuperFooty — perfect your banana kicks and torpedo passes
- Air Hockey — the arcade classic, Melbourne-fast
Freestyle Zone
- SuperClimb — all-new climbing walls, 2.3m tall and over 13m long
- SuperJump — an interactive trampoline experience that turns bouncing into a mission-based game
- Ninja Track — duck, dive and dart your way through an obstacle course built for Super Ninja Warriors
- SuperMove — an interactive game pairing movement with gameplay, including virtual races
- SuperWhiz — over 50 interactive learning games covering maths, PE, geography and music
Ticket Prices
| Session | When | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Midweek Magic | Monday–Friday, 2-hour pass | $30 |
| Sip & Play | 10am–12pm Mon–Fri, includes a free drink | $30 |
| After School Sessions | 3pm–6pm Mon–Thu, 2-hour pass | $27 |
| Weekend & Holiday Heroes | Sat, Sun, school & public holidays, 2-hour pass | $35 |
| Spectators & kids under 2 | — | Free |
Grip socks are mandatory for all guests in the play area — $3.50 per pair, purchased online or at check-in.
Why It's One Of Melbourne's Best Party Venues
Where SuperPark Highpoint really earns its reputation is as a birthday party venue. There's a package for every group size, and every tier is genuinely all-inclusive - no extra running around for food, decorations, or entertainment. While we visited on a Saturday morning we observed several party groups having an awesome time.
| Package | Group Size | Price |
|---|---|---|
| SuperSquad (non-hosted) | 6–8 guests | $40 per person |
| SuperPark Party (non-hosted) | 12–20 guests | $45 per person |
| SuperPark Party (hosted) | 12–20 guests | $50 per person |
| SuperSize Party | 24–80 guests | $50 per person |
| Private Hire | Up to 250 guests | Custom quote |
Hosted packages come with a dedicated SuperHost running games and activities, which takes the pressure off parents entirely - the SuperSize package even scales this up to one host per 20 guests for larger celebrations. The hosts are genuinely great with the kids, keeping the energy up and the games running smoothly so parents could actually relax rather than manage the party themselves. Every party package includes grip socks, a SuperParty bag and a digital birthday invite, with the larger packages adding catering (main, sides, treat platter, juice, water and popcorn) and a gift for the birthday child.
Private Hire is worth knowing about too - it's a full 2.5-hour exclusive venue hire covering both the café and play area, with a dedicated three-person SuperCrew event team, making it a genuine option for larger celebrations or corporate events beyond the standard party formats.
Food For The Whole Family
One thing we appreciated: you're not stuck bringing your own snacks or going hungry while the kids play. SuperBites Café on-site has options for both kids and adults, from quick bites to something more substantial - the adults in our group were genuinely fans of the coffee, which made for a proper break rather than a rushed one between rounds.
It meant we could settle in for the full two hours without needing to duck out for food. Plus we enjoyed a catch-up in the cafe while enjoying the food and drink. And can I say the coffee was of a high quality (important in Melbourne).
Good To Know Before You Go
- Grip socks are mandatory - $3.50 per pair, buy online in advance or on arrival
- Sessions run for two hours, booked online with a QR code check-in
- Kids under 2 play free
- Open daily, including school holidays
- Fully supervised by trained staff throughout the venue
- The venue itself is modern and spotlessly clean - a genuine standout compared to some other indoor play centres
- On-site café (SuperBites) for parents wanting a coffee while they watch - or a break between rounds
Our Verdict
SuperPark Highpoint is, hands down, one of the best indoor play centres we've visited in Melbourne (and we've visited many over the years with our kids) - and one we'd happily recommend without hesitation. The variety across three themed zones means kids of genuinely different ages all found something to love, the value is real, and the venue itself is modern, spotless, and clearly well run. Add in genuinely great party hosts, decent food options for adults as well as kids, and a strong Google rating that matches our own experience, and it's easy to see why SuperPark has become such a go-to for Melbourne families. If you're weighing up party venues or just looking for a rainy-day outing that won't have the kids bored after twenty minutes, this one's a very easy yes from us.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is SuperPark Highpoint good for all ages?
Yes. With three themed zones - Adventure Area, Game Arena and Freestyle Zone - there's a genuine spread of activities suited to toddlers right through to teens and adults, which is one of the things that sets it apart from a standard trampoline park.
How much does SuperPark Highpoint cost?
General admission ranges from $27 for After School Sessions up to $35 for Weekend and Holiday Heroes passes, with a two-hour full-access pass included. Kids under 2 and spectators enter free. See the full pricing table above for details.
Is SuperPark Highpoint a good party venue?
Yes - it's one of the better party venues we've come across in Melbourne. Packages range from small non-hosted gatherings to fully hosted celebrations for up to 80 guests, with dedicated SuperHosts, catering, and party bags included in the larger packages.
Is there food available for adults as well as kids?
Yes. SuperBites Café on-site has options for the whole family, including coffee for the adults - handy if you want to settle in for the full two-hour session without needing to leave for food.
Do I need to book in advance?
Yes, sessions are booked online in advance with a QR code check-in, and grip socks (mandatory for the play area) can be purchased online ahead of time or at check-in.
SuperPark Highpoint is a brilliant addition to Melbourne's family activity scene - for more ideas on keeping the kids entertained, check out our full guide to the Best Family Activities in Melbourne.
SuperPark Highpoint — General Information
Address: Shop L07 6201/200 Rosamond Road, Maribyrnong, VIC 3032
Find SuperPark near Toymate and Tom's Confectionary, outside on Level 2. We'd recommend entering the carpark off Warrs Rd, from the roundabout on Warrs Rd and Horizon Drive - look out for the bright purple building and you won't miss it.
Hours: 10am–6pm, Monday to Sunday (including school holidays)
Phone: (03) 7050 1118
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Website: superpark.com.au
Buy Tickets: Book online here
Ticket Information: Full pricing details
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This article was produced in partnership with SuperPark Highpoint.