A hidden gem in Port Melbourne - After talking about it for awhile, we finally made the move to this hidden gem. After greeted by the lovely staff and kids received a complimentary gift of paint activity each, we entered the giant warehouse into a world of metal art, the biggest and the best I have ever seen. It is also "the World’s Largest Indoor Scrap Metal Art Gallery" announced by the Guinness World Record. There are over 600 artworks made from scrap metal housed in this 3000 square-meter warehouse. Almost each artwork a well recognised character from a movie, ranging from Toy Story, Edward Scissorhand, Star Wars, Transformers, Alien vs Predator, Pirates of the Caribbean, super heroes and more. In addition, there are starry sky exhibition and maze for all ages, some interactive games and art lab catered for kids as well as VR experience for those who are interested (at extra cost). Due to the heat and the 30-min waiting time, we chose to leave the 9D Flying Cinema experience (8-10 min duration) for the next visit.

Amazing - Amazing view and adventure really good for kids and family to visit and it’s near city to visit Good great and playful sometimes new

Amazing experience - It was a beautiful experience and it was the first time loved everything in there especially the maze omg 😱 would recommend everyone to arrant with family members

Experience - Kids have fun, a great experience 😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁, suitable for families can bring their children to play, Location Parking near the CBD or knot is convenient, open 7 days, no need to book tickets anytime you can enter.

Great for kids - So artistic kids have great fun and enjoy so so much the place and they really enjoy every part esp the mirror and metal art work they really love it so much

Great fun and educational - Such fun! The main exhibit is so clever. The movie awesome, although be wary if you get Motion sickness. The highlight is the maze and rooms up the top. So much fun and so clever. It is a little on the expensive side and slightly out of the way and hard to get to - but in reality a 20 minute stroll from the DFO and convention centre.

Good and Bad - Amazing Art. Fun maze. VR room and cinema. I took 3 children and 1 senior myself and paid $125 for the ticket online. When you get in there if you want to see a second movie they want $10 for each person for a 15 min show which is another $40 for me. So I ended up paying all up $185. So beware of this extra charge. Very disappointing this behaviour. A great venue but won't last. Word gets around that it's a rip off.

Weather break - The tunnel with the lights is so cool. 100% recommend to anyone wanting a break from the heat or the dreadful rain. Great staff also

A big no from me - Visited here after seeing some videos online that made it seem as a must do....only to be incredibly disappointed. Everything was super budget and parts comically bad. It was like they bought random parts online and chucked it in a room without purpose. Paid $80 to include the VR 'theme park' which were really low cost VR sets which made you feel sick looking through. In addition, even with a pass, you had to constantly try and get the attention of the 1 staff member to allow you access to each game. There was also no air flow in this garage...sweatville. The positive was the cool creations from scrap metal.

Waste of time - Purchased a ticket online but still need to line up the same queue to exchange for the wristband. Why they sell ticket online? The entire complex is like a garage, not a well organized business. Spent 4 hours there and half of the time on lining up for the so called 9D movie. Such a waste of time, will never go there again.