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The Beachouse Glenelg: tickets, rides and visit planning

The Beachouse is an indoor family entertainment centre on Colley Terrace in Glenelg, with waterslides, rides, mini golf and games. Here’s how its tickets, opening pattern and practical facilities work.

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By Hana Vakalahi

The Beachouse Glenelg is an indoor family entertainment centre on Colley Terrace, Glenelg, South Australia. It combines waterslides, rides, mini golf and games, with no entry fee: you pay to use attractions through its Funcard system.

  • Location: Colley Terrace, Glenelg, South Australia 5045
  • From a Glenelg motor inn: about a 19-minute walk
  • General opening pattern: Open Friday to Monday; closed Tuesday to Thursday
  • Tickets: no entry fee; rides and games use a Funcard
What to expect at The Beachouse

What to expect at The Beachouse

The Beachouse brings indoor rides, games and family activities together at its Colley Terrace venue. You can choose from attractions such as its carousel, train, indoor play castle and two levels of games.

There’s also a ground-floor café, plus a parent room on the ground floor. Lift access is available on all levels, and change rooms are on Level 2 beside the waterslides.

Which rides and activities can you try?

Which rides and activities can you try?

The Beachouse has three fully enclosed indoor waterslides, Dodgem Cars, Bumper Boats, a carousel, a train, mini golf, an indoor play castle and two levels of games.

The mini golf course has a western theme and 18 holes. The carousel is described as historic and 120 years old. The waterslides are indoors and heated during cooler months, so they’re an option when the weather is less suited to outdoor plans.

All rides have height restrictions. Check the information for each ride before you plan around a particular attraction, especially if a child needs to meet a specific height limit.

How do The Beachouse tickets and opening hours work?

How do The Beachouse tickets and opening hours work?

There’s no general entry fee, and you don’t need to book for a regular visit. You pay to use rides and games with a Funcard. Funcards can be recharged and never expire, while loaded packages and credits expire after 18 months.

A Funcard costs $2 and a Funband costs $6. Credits and general anytime packages can be shared, but time cards cannot. Large groups of 20 or more and birthday parties for 10 or more children can make a booking.

Slides are unavailable. You can buy tickets before the listed opening time. Hours may change at any time, so check the official site before you go.

Opening hours

  • Monday and Friday: 10:30–16:00
  • Saturday and Sunday: 10:00–17:00
  • Tuesday to Thursday: closed

Last checked November 2026. Hours can change on holidays and for special events.

How do you get to The Beachouse?

How do you get to The Beachouse?

The Beachouse is about a 19-minute walk or a 3-minute drive from this Glenelg motor inn.

Its address is Colley Terrace, in front of the Glenelg interchange, and it’s a short walk from Mosley Square tram stop, Stop 17.

If you’re driving, there’s a car park beneath the venue, as well as street parking on Colley Terrace and surrounding streets. The getting around Glenelg guide covers local transport options.

What should you plan for before visiting?

For a waterslide visit, check the slide schedule alongside the general opening hours. Slides are described as operating every weekend, public holiday and day of school holidays, while Monday hours mark them unavailable.

Lockers are on Level 2 beside the waterslides and are EFTPOS-only. Lift access on every level, change rooms beside the slides and the ground-floor parent room can help you plan around access and family needs. The Glenelg neighbourhood guide puts the attraction in its surrounding area.

The venue’s contact phone number is (08) 8295 1511.

A one-day Glenelg itinerary includes The Beachouse in a broader day out.

FAQs

Do you need to book The Beachouse?

No booking is needed for a general visit. Large groups of 20 or more and birthday parties for 10 or more children can make a booking.

Is there an entry fee?

No. You pay to use rides and games through the Funcard system.

Are the waterslides indoors?

Yes. The three fully enclosed slides are indoors and heated during cooler months.

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