House Down Under Melbourne - Docklands,VIC

5 /5 Harshada Patil: The House Down Under in Docklands is a fun, creative spot we really enjoyed. The upside-down setting is perfect for quirky photos and playful moments. Staff were lovely and super helpful, happily suggesting poses and even taking fun, creative videos. It’s a quick visit—around 20 minutes—but at $20 entry (kids under 4 free), it’s great value. A one-time experience that’s perfect for families or tourists looking for something different.

5 /5 Riddhi Panchal: This upside-down house in Melbourne is a super fun and quirky attraction perfect for all ages. Every room is flipped, making for hilarious and mind-bending photo ops. Staff are friendly, and you can stay as long as you like to get the perfect shot. Great for families, dates, or just something different on the weekend!

5 /5 Andrés: A whimsical fun experience for littles and grown-ups. The space is tiny so be prepared to wait for your ceiling poses. Staff is around ready to take pictures with your device so that everyone in your group can enjoy the silliness together.

4 /5 Rishad tk: Visited House Down Under on a public holiday — it’s a great activity spot, especially for kids! The experience was fun and very unique. However, the waiting time was around 3 hours, so I highly recommend booking your time slot online in advance to avoid long delays. Overall, a fun outing for families and kids

4 /5 Daniel: A flipping good time! What a topsy-turvy experience—literally! This crazy, leaning, upside-down house had us feeling like we were defying gravity, and the disorientation made it all the more fun. Walking on the “roof” while snapping hilarious photos with furniture stuck to the ceiling was an absolute blast. One of the highlights was a staff member roaming around, offering creative pose ideas and even helping take videos—talk about service that’s the right way up in an upside-down world! A couple of furniture pieces looked a little worse for wear, which is understandable given the daily tugging, grabbing, and general gravity-defying antics. A little TLC (or a few replacements) would easily turn this from a 4-star experience into a full 5-star head-spin. Plan for about an hour to 1.5 hours if your kids are all-in on the photo fun. If they’re not feeling it, you could be in and out quicker than you can say “inverted reality.” We even saw a solo visitor with a tripod and selfie stick—if they can make it work alone, anyone can! But honestly, this experience is best shared with a friend or family. If you’re looking for a fun, quirky adventure that turns your world upside down, this place is definitely worth a spin!