A great way to spend half a day. You can walk around this wild life park and look at enclosures of birds, reptiles and native Australian animals like emus and dingos. But the kangaroos run free. Generally the kangaroos are safe to feed, Sometime the emus get a little excited and may peck your hand, It doesnt overall hurt but a child may get scared or hurt by them They also can be cheeky by grabbing the whole bag of food from your other hand. Emus are caged by low fences. There is special times to pat the Koalas and hold a snake, check the schedule prior coming as it may change. You can buy a bag of animal pellets from the front desk at same time as purchasing tickets for a couple of dollars. The kangaroos will surround you and eat out of your hands.

Prices

Adults $14
Students/Seniors $10
Children(4-14y.o) $7
Group discounts available
Animal Food Pellets $2 per bag

– The entertainment book has a buy one get one free for entry to the park
-Big 4 Members can receive 10% off

Koala Feeding & Snake Handling Times

COMPLETELY FREE Koala Feeding at 11am, 2pm and 4pm. You do not have to pay a cent extra for this experience.This activity is available and free everyday at Urimbirra

Snake Handling at 4pm Everyday. See these amazing reptiles up close at Urimbirra Wildlife Park and do not pay an extra cent, it is all included in the entrance fee.

Website

There official website is https://www.urimbirra.com.au/

Getting There

Address: Adelaide Rd, Victor Harbor SA 5211, Australia

There official details

OPEN EVERY DAY FROM 10am – 4pm INCLUDING PUBLIC HOLIDAYS
Phone: +61 8 8554 6554

If you are driving from Adelaide to Melbourne or driving Melbourne to Adelaide, the Australian Pinball Museum is the perfect place to stop and stretch your legs and have a few games of the silver ball. Games are reasonably priced with older machines at just $1 a game and they also have a range of the latest Stern machines priced at just $2 a game. (yes pinballs are still being made today)

All the machines are in very good condition and the owner and son have great knowledge in the area and can give you a walkthrough and explanation of the history. They have an ever-changing range of machines as back in the day they use to put machines on-site and their venue is not big enough for them all, Which keeps it interesting each time you may stop through there is generally something new to play. There is also a handful of arcade games there to play.

Tournaments

Australian Pinball Museum is hosting an IFPA (International Flipper Pinball Association) tournament on the last Saturday of every month. After you play 5 ranked matches you will then register on a worldwide leader board. I’m on there but I’ve dropped to 27,000 something 🙂

Opening Times

Open 7 days, 11am to 9pm, or by appointment (may close early if not busy).

Plan a Stay

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Located in Nhill

It about halfway between Melbourne & Adelaide located in Nhill Victoria at the Oasis Motel. It’s not hard to find Its on the main highway and a small county town.

There official website is http://pinballmuseum.com.au/

Where to find more pinball’s on site

If you are looking for other locations to play Pinball in Australia, Japan, China or New Zealand the members of Aussie Arcade keep an updated list. You will need to sign up to view the list but don’t worry it’s free.

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