Housed across the old Farmers building with dual entrances on Victoria Avenue and St Hill Street, this Kiwi-owned entertainment centre combines a prize-redemption arcade with ten-pin bowling and an eighteen-hole indoor mini golf course. The arcade floor features VR titles, driving and shooting rigs, claw machines, connected basketball, and a mechanical rodeo bull, where plays earn points loaded to a card to trade for counter prizes. Upstairs sits an eight-lane competition bowling alley flanked by pool tables, darts, shuffleboard, and a bar serving hot and cold drinks, alongside dedicated party areas for birthdays and work outings. The indoor mini golf course stands out for its elaborate obstacles, threading putts through windmills, a Ferris wheel, ducks, and dinosaurs.
Families frequently praise the helpful floor attendants and rate the mini golf among the country's most inventive indoor courses, though the mechanical obstacles occasionally trap stray balls during play. While children find plenty to do across the games, visitors with larger families note that individual activity admissions can quickly add up, pointing to mini golf at \$14 per person as at 2026. Parking is straightforward right outside along St Hill Street. Our pick in central Whanganui for wet-weather family tournaments and energetic kids' parties.