have stayed here for school camp and have visited the maze and actual place, with the accomodation there's heaps of things to do outside with all the ropes it's great! highly recommend it for camps!

with the maze it was frustrating getting lost lol but it's great if you need kids preoccupied for an afternoon or so

the actual place was cool, with random bits and bobs you could play with your friends, and the slide is fun too!

we went here last year and i was expecting it to be just for kids but was surprised to find myself enjoying it and having fun. i loved the illusion rooms i thought they were hilarious and my daughter and i couldnt stop laughing. my daughter loved the mini golf because im so bad at it that she won by a mile...she still laughs at me over it. The maze was unbelievable but dont be fooled because it is very challenging. pricing depends on what you do but as we did everything it cost us roughly $50 for my daughter and I but it is cheaper if you dont do the mini golf

Excellent fun for kids and grown ups alike. The outdoor maze is the best thing about the place in my opinion, though the stuff inside (the mirrors and perspective stuff) is pretty cool too. Wouldnt recommend buying food or drinks there as its on the pricey side but if you've got kids under 10 you could certainly do lot worse for an hour than go here.

this was a great school holiday activity for the kids. The cost was a bit extreme, but I must say that I was impressed when the staff gave me a partial refund due to a mistake when tickets were ordered through an online site.

We went here with the family to play a game of mini-golf, and were pleasantly surprised with this whole place.
For a start, the minigolf is actually called maxi-golf. It was a really fun circuit, with lots of interesting holes and obstacles.
They also have a maze, an illusions room, with lots of fun rooms and tricks-of-the-eye, an area called puzzle island, and a cafe.
It turned out to be a really fun place to spend a few hours.
I noticed that there was an accomodation area as well behind the theme park area, seemed to cater for school groups, but we didnt check this part of the business out any further.

I went to Amzin things the other day, got to say i had a heap of fun, my little brother loved the slide, and we enjoyed playing minigolf. Overall was a great experience, the only downside would be that it was a little expensive. :0

We visited Phillip Island on a wet, cold weekend and needed family-friendly, indoors (as well as outdoors) activities. Amze'N Things had something for everyone in the whole family - Mum, Dad, 9yo daughter and 7yo son. We particularly liked the mirror maze (inside), optical illlusions (inside) and the outside maze (we got lost several times until we were driven inside by the rain). Afterwards, we enjoyed Chocolatte Cafe and picked up some sweet treats from the Sweets shop. All in all the trip cost about $100, including entry fee and cafe/lolly shop.

Approximate cost: $53.00

I took my boys and I to A Maze'N Things last year and we all had so much fun. Once you pay for the entry fee then you can wonder around to all the interesting things. Kids have to be accompanied by an adult. There are various mazes, different illusions, things to touch and feel and it is just a lot of fun. A worthwhile place to go. LOL and have fun.

Have visited numerous times with children and have always had a great time. Mini golf has been a great hit as has the maze. The illusions area is worth a visit too.

You can spend hours here with family or friends. Upon arriving in the carpark you will begin to be amazed with the sight of the famous 'big tap' on the roof and the crooked building! Play mini-golf, go into the maze rooms or just sit in the cafe and let the kids do some puzzles for free. Also a great place to take toddlers as they have a special area set up for them to play in!