• 9.30am – 4.30pm (QLD school holiday hours)    |   7 DAYS

• 10.00am – 4.00pm during the QLD school term

• ANZAC Day 1.30pm – 4.30pm

• Christmas Day Closed

The centrally located cafe, surrounded by lush tropical gardens, is the perfect spot to refuel busy little bodies. Barista coffee brewed from locally roasted coffee beans with a selection of baked goods keeps the big people happy, while the kids love the ice creams, cold drinks and snacks available.

For something more substantial, there are delicious, freshly “mazed” food options to suit all tastes. Eat in the cafe or take your selection to any of the tables located in cool, shady spots where line of sight to playing children allows for ongoing supervision.

Of course, the gardens are glorious, so if you would like to bring a picnic, there are lots of places to relax, put your feet up and soak up the enjoyable atmosphere.

At Amaze World, they would like everyone to experience the venue to its fullest. From the Bellingham Hedge Maze to the 18-hole Mini Golf and everything in between, they have designed so many aspects that take into consideration ways to assist all valuable guests.

Amaze World was established using the natural landscape, and not all hills, slopes or surfaces are designed for unassisted wheelchairs. Once you’ve reached the admissions area, the majority of paths and ramps are built for accessibility, as well as the amenities and observation deck. In some areas, including the mini golf and mazes, you will find light gravel areas and pathways that may require assistance or may be unsuitable for wheelchairs.

Venue entry and exit guidance can be sought by calling 07 5445 2979 upon arrival.

Personal mobility devices such as prams and wheelchairs are welcome to be used at Amaze World. When in use, the staff do ask that caution and consideration be given to other guests whilst exploring the venue.

Certified guide, hearing, or assistance animals are welcome at Amaze World.

There is free parking (for visiting guests) is available on-site.

Public buses regularly service Tanawha Tourist Drive. The closest stop is located at Glenmount Rd, Tanawha, approx. 400m away. Should you choose this option, great care must be taken as the 400m involves walking along an 80km/hr road. It is, for this reason, it's suggested you self-drive or utilise the services of a taxi or Uber.

There are on-site change tables and sanitary disposal services. The cafe team can also heat infant food/drink at your request.

From two hours to six hours would be the recommendation. With so much to do and the ability to experience things over and over again, make sure you make enough time for your visit.

Bring your gumboots, umbrella, and raincoat and dance in the rain! The venue offers undercover areas to escape a downpour. However, most of the mazes, mini golf and activities are outdoors and subject to rain, so it's recommended you plan accordingly. The venue does sell ponchos on-site for $5 and towels for $25.

These are not permitted onsite. 

Unfortunately, children 15 and under must be accompanied by an adult. This includes Bellingham Maze, the huge hedge maze.