The Beachouse

The Beachouse is a family entertainment complex located on the foreshore at Glenelg in Adelaide, South Australia. The five-story complex also features a function room, The Function at the Beachouse. The Beachouse replaced the old arcade/entertainment venue, Magic Mountain which stood from 1982 to 2004.

Attractions

The Beachouse has the following attractions:

• The Slides, three enclosed and heated slides - Dual Slide, Speed Slide and Raft Slide (which accommodates rafts) - up to 130 metres.
• The Cars, Soli Italian Formula One Dodgem Cars, the Rolls Royce of Dodgem Cars, built in Bologna, Italy.
• The Castle, a 7-storey Playcastle.^[1]
• The Carousel, a historic 120 year old carousel, previously at Magic Mountain, that has been fully restored.
• The Golf, a western-themed, 18-hole mini-golf course.
• The Boats, Bumper Boats equipped with water cannons.
• The Train, a miniature train.
• The Games, including arcade, prize and ticket games.
• Playgroup, held weekdays at 9:30am, except during school holidays.
• Cafe, including hot and cold meals and snacks, cold drinks and coffee.

The Function at The Beachouse

The Function is located on Level 3 of The Beachouse complex. Features include a private cocktail bar, state-of-the-art multimedia facilities and an open balcony that looks over Glenelg Beach. The Function at The Beachouse can host up to 200 guests and is available for hire every day of the year. It is popular for weddings, birthdays and social events and is also suitable for corporate events, conferences and seminars. The Function offers a team building experience for corporate and sporting groups that encompasses the use of The Beachouse's attractions.

The Big Wedgie

In December 2015, The Beachouse achieved the Guinness World Record for the world's tallest inflatable waterslide. The Big Wedgie stands at 18.2 meters tall and 82 meters long, with a 55 degree drop. As of 2018, The Big Wedgie will be hosted at West Beach Parks (formerly Adelaide Shores), located in West Beach, South Australia.

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