The school holiday hack every Gold Coast parent needs to know

Sep 08, 2026, updated Sep 08, 2026
There are 50 Play Passes up for grabs each day between September 19–26.
There are 50 Play Passes up for grabs each day between September 19–26.

Keen to add bonus fun, food and entertainment to your holiday plans this month? We know how. Paradise Centre’s Play Pass is your official school holiday cheat code. The Pass promises hours of fun, from bowling and Timezone games to escape rooms and more. Read on to discover how to eat and play your way around Paradise Centre for free …

Finding ways to keep school holidays interesting (and affordable) has never been easier, thanks to Paradise Centre’s Play Pass. All you need to do is spend $200 in the centre between September 19–26, and present your receipts to the Play Pass pop-up counter near the Vans store to receive your $50 gift card. You can combine receipts from any stores in the centre, so make sure you keep them stashed somewhere handy while you shop around.

Now, here’s the catch. There are only 50 Play Passes up for grabs each day, so it pays off to get in early! The pop-up counter is open from 12:00–4:00 pm daily, and you can use your pass immediately after claiming it. 

Onto the fun part … how to spend it!

Your Play Pass can be spent throughout the Level 1 entertainment precinct – that includes the world’s largest Timezone (be sure to check out the new Stranger Things arcade game), Zone Bowling, Padlock’d Escape Rooms, MANIAX Axe Throwing, Door Seven Haunted House, and Go Ride A Wave for surfing enthusiasts.

If you’d rather spend your winnings on your stomach (relatable), you can use your Pass at more than 30 food and beverage spots, including Grill’d, Boost Juice, Guzman y Gomez, Wahlburgers, Hero Sushi, Gelato Messina, Zambero, and more. 

Find out more about how to claim and enjoy your Play Pass on Paradise Centre’s website here

This article is written in partnership with our friends at Paradise Centre.

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