An ice skating rink is coming to Logan, as Council approves a Four Seasons Indoor Play Centre for Underwood
Logan City Council has approved a development for an Indoor Play Centre, which will create 20 jobs and host the regions first ice skating rink.
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Logan City Council has approved a development for an Indoor Play Centre, which will create 20 jobs and host the region’s first ice skating rink.
Four Seasons Indoor Play Centre Pty Ltd has Council approval to develop a vacant Bunnings warehouse and carpark site at 51 Kingston Road, Underwood into an Indoor Play Centre with Logan’s first ice skating rink.
The facility will also have various activity areas and party rooms, along with dining facilities.
The development application also includes land at 11-21 Kingston Road, Underwood for access purposes.
The site is irregular in shape with an area of 29,320 sqm and access via Kingston Road.
It will be a part of the Underwood Business Precinct. To the north of the site is a childcare centre, food and drink outlets, a hotl, health care services and supermarkets.
The adjacent complexes included Underwood Marketplace, Hotel HQ, and Underwood Central shopping centre.
To the east of the site opposite Kingston Road there are food and drink outlets, a hardware store, and small scale warehouses.
According to the development application, which was approved this month, the existing Bunnings warehouse building and carpark haven’t been permanently occupied since 2018.
“The proposed development presents an exciting opportunity to establish new recreational and leisure opportunities, of a type and nature that does not currently exist within this part of Logan, and that is commensurate with the broader use of the site for a range of recreational experiences,” the DA read.
The facility is targeting youth employment, and is expected to provide approximately 20 new
jobs once opened.
The Indoor Play Centre will have various themed activity areas, rock climbing, ski machines, sensory rooms, and a synthetic ice skating rink within the existing building.
The facility incorporates a café which will offer food and beverages for patrons and a refuge for parents to relax while children play. The dining facilities will be ancillary to the indoor
play centre.
There will also be party rooms, which can be booked out for birthday parties.
In total the Indoor Play Centre will be 7,410 sqm and the proposed opening hours are from 9am to 9pm, seven days a week.
There will be 317 carparks in total.
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