About Infinity Attraction - Admission

Book Direct with the Owner at Infinity Attraction - Admission with Accommodation Adelaide in Surfers Paradise, for all your Attraction and travel needs.

Visit: Infinity Attraction, Chevron Renaissance Centre Cnr Elkhorn Ave & Surfers Paradise Blvd, Surfers Paradise, Gold Coast, Queensland 4217 Australia

Step into a world of amazement as you witness the incredible futuristic maze-like environments of INFINITY on the Gold Coast. The first of it's kind, this hilarious interactive experience will leave you laughing and screaming as you discover the many unexpected illusions and special effects throughout this journey.

Experience the fun house of the future as you immerse yourself in an extraordinary series of 20 multi- sensual environments filled with unique special effects, emotive atmospheric sound fields and amazing spectacular illusions that appear to go all the way to INFINITY!

A great family experience for all ages and a popular venue choice for parties, unique group or team building activities, this Gold Coast attraction is an experience not to miss.

OPERATES

Daily 10am to 10pm

INCLUSIONS

2-hours free undercover parking
Free Wifi in Chevron Renaissance Centre
Entry/Admission - Infinity Attraction

EXCLUSIONS

Digital souvenir photo packages from $20
Gift shop purchases

ADDITIONAL INFO

Confirmation will be received at time of booking
If special effects lighting, sound, dark confined spaces or illusions of height and depth cause you concern, please make further inquiries before entry
You must not enter INFINITY if you have consumed alcohol or drugs
INFINITY is not recommended for children under 8 years or for anyone with an unusual fear of darkness
Children under the age of 8 years must be accompanied by an adult/carer who accepts responsibility for their care, safety and conduct
Prams and children in backpacks cannot be admitted
Babies carried in forward carrying slings will only be admitted at parent’s risk. It is recommended against entering with a baby or toddler
Children must be able to walk through unassisted
A carer accompanying a disabled guest to assist that guest will be admitted free of charge providing a current valid Carer's Card (or similar) issued by relevant State or Commonwealth authorities is produced.
Lockers are available for personal belongings, bags, sunglasses, mobiles devices, umbrellas etc
Design and systems of Infinity are protected by copyright and other intellectual property rights. You must not infringe those rights.
Your image may be taken at any time for security or sales purposes and may be used by us for our commercial purposes without payment to you.
Prices are valid until 31st March 2023 unless otherwise stated on special offers.
Although there is nothing in INFINITY that is designed to frighten (e.g. nothing jumps out or grabs you) some people may feel dismay due to the ‘unknown’. In the Mystery Zone (only one of 20 zones) patrons use their sense of touch to feel their way under very low light effects. If you think that you or your child might be adversely affected you should refrain from entering or purchase a glow stick on entry.
Visitors must be in good health, agile and free from any potentially adverse medical conditions. You should seek medical advice if uncertain.
Expectant mothers should seek medical advice before entering.
If low light levels, fog effects, strobe lighting might affect you, seek advice before entry
INFINITY has some areas with uneven and moving floors which may affect people with mobility problems, knee, leg or ankle injuries or who lack agility, so please seek advice before entry
Enclosed footwear should be worn within Infinity
Wheelchair accessible
Near public transportation
No heart problems or other serious medical conditions
Parents and/or young children who feel threatened by the dark or unknown: Does your child have an unusual fear of the dark? In some of Infinity’s environments the special effects require a very low level of light. A small percentage of young children and some adults may feel anxious under these conditions. INFINITY is a series of fun environments. Although there is nothing in INFINITY that is designed to frighten (e.g. nothing jumps out or grabs you) some people may feel dismay due to the ‘unknown’. In the Mystery Zone (only one of 20 zones) patrons use their sense of touch to feel their way under very low light effects. If you think that you or your child might be adversely affected you should refrain from entering or purchase a glow stick on entry. Please make sure you watch and explain the safety instruction in the video you will before entry. Ask for more information if you have any doubts.
Most travelers can participate
Wheelchair bookings must be made by calling 07 5538 2988
Not recommended for children who are scared of the dark
Hand sanitizer available to travelers and staff
Social distancing enforced throughout experience
Regularly sanitized high-traffic areas
Gear/equipment sanitized between use
Guides required to regularly wash hands
Temperature checks for travelers upon arrival
COVID-19 / UPDATE Please see Infinity Attraction statement on COVID-19

TERMS & CONDITIONS

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours in advance of the start date of the experience.

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3.1 based on 10 reviews

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AussieCarrie21 5
15 Dec 2021
This was a great way to spend thirty minutes with the family. My two teens had a lot of fun. I can imagine it might be scary for under 10s as some rooms are pitch black and you have to feel your way out. A very worthwhile and different family experience
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Jeff M 4
08 Oct 2021
Went there with my mates after a night at a bar and it was something. Everyone has escaped safely without spilling any bodily fluids, however, was quite harsh on the eyes afterwards.
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OnAir78880 2
02 Oct 2021
My daughter (14) was all excited about going to infinity but the lights and sounds were overwhelming. 2nd room in and she had to cover her eyes and ears. I guided her through but the next room was just as bad for her. We doubled back to get out. It took the next three hours of walking and mutism to recover. I dont advise you do this attraction with anyone with autism.
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clairepV5962PR 3
29 Sep 2021
It was fun moving through the attraction, there were a lot of different sensory and tactile experiences throughout the journey, however it felt like the price was a little excessive for the amount of time it took to complete. It was also frustrating that we had to stand in a queue for longer than our actual time spent inside! Perhaps allowing people to book a definite start time would help streamline customers entry? And perhaps reduce the entry price so it is better value for money..
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U9556ANtamaraw 3
02 Sep 2021
Mostly suitable for kids. The rooms smelt old and musty, surfaces were sticky to touch. I enjoyed my time in the maze because my friend was there but had a lingering thought the entire time that cleaning was not up to standards which made me want to leave ASAP. Considering the size of the place and various obstacles and items placed everywhere to be touched, I am certain the place doesn’t get scrubbed down properly every day. Today my friend and I have woken up with sore throats abs sniffly noses. Considering we live in an age where cleanliness is paramount, I certainly won’t put myself through that again.
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rice76 3
14 Jul 2021
The teenagers all enjoyed the different experiences but it goes too quick! Hence I felt it was overpriced - $97 for family of 5 and done in 20minutes. Souvenir photo should be free for that cost and if cannot take own pics. Some sections need some lighting and/or different sensory activities. Customer service non-existent and unhelpful.
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378glendaw 1
11 Jul 2021
My 11 year old child was terrified of the scary areas with the sounds, hanging and protruding objects. She’s not one to scare easily and loves an adventure. She hated the experience and I didn’t notice any obvious warnings for children in the venue or online. Won’t visit Infinity again
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MMRSUGAR12 1
07 Jul 2021
Horrible experience. Very disorientated throughout and actually didn't finish. Felt totally abandoned by staff
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Anneli Cecilia C 5
07 Jul 2021
Very fun experience. Kids 12 and 9 yrs old, loved it. I can see it may be a bit scary for smaller kids as some parts are very dark. We had a great time and were giggling and talking about the experience for quite some time after.
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empress_cherry 4
27 Jun 2021
I enjoyed it even though I (as an adult!) found it very difficult to navigate and a bit scary. I think teens and young adults would enjoy it, but it'd be too much for young kids. Whilst it's clearly influenced by the art of Yayoi Kusama, it's not an art installation, it's a maze, the aim is to find your way through, if you get distracted by trying to figure out how it all works, finding your way through becomes much harder! You can't take photos inside, which is sensible since you need to use both your hands for navigation.
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