Sydney’s about to get a big kid playground 250m above ground
Get ready for giant games, old-school tunes and some seriously over-the-top milkshakes at this giant playground, 250m up in the sky.
Get ready for some serious big kid fun — 250m above ground — when Sydney’s Highest Playground opens next month.
This July and August, the Sydney Tower Eye will be transformed into the city’s highest playground filled with nostalgic games and a banging 80s and 90s soundtrack.
Glow-in-the-dark hula hooping, giant games of connect-four and jenga, table tennis, kerplunk and the ultimate eye-spy game will take over the observation deck seven days a week from 9am to 9pm.
Throwback outfits are highly encouraged and there will be loads of photo ops for the ‘gram.
On select nights, the crew from Milky Lane will be serving up two signature loaded shakes — White Chocolate Tim Tam and Chocolate Caramello Koala — at a pop-up milk bar.
Kicking off Monday July 1, and open every day across July and August from 9am-9pm, the playground promises inner-child fun for all.
For more information on Sydney’s Highest Playground at the Sydney Tower Eye.
What: Sydney’s Highest Playground at Sydney Tower Eye
When: Monday 1st July – Saturday 31st August
Hours: Open 9am-9pm daily (last entry 8pm)
Cost: Included in price of admission. Milky Lane shakes additional.
The making of a criminal mastermind
The only police officer to fire a shot at Bassam Hamzy recently revealed for the first time how he could have ended the notorious gangster’s bloody reign 20 years ago.
Supermarket workers face random COVID-19 tests
As Australia looks to expand its coronavirus testing regime, random tests could be rolled out for people living and working in high-risk areas, including supermarkets.