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Luxury entertainment at Kingpin Townsville: bowling, pool tables & more! Kingpin Townsville reopened its doors on Saturday 17 August 2019 after extensive renovations. Along with an interior design makeover, you can expect more thrilling Arcade Games, a refurbish VIP Party and Event Venue, Karaoke Rooms, and a tempting new Food and Cocktail Menu at the Fully Licensed Bar. The addition of the VIP room represents an exciting new Event Space for the local community. Kingpin Townsville will now serve as an extraordinary Party Venue, perfect for marking momentous occasions such as birthdays, office parties, and even hens and bucks nights. The arcade at Kingpin Townsville has also been expanded and now boasts over 100 games, with options covering everything from the classics through to the latest high-tech experiences. There’s no need to worry if your preferences lie elsewhere, for there is also Ten-Pin Bowling, Laser Tag, Virtual Reality, Karaoke Rooms and an endless list of more fun things to do here at Kingpin Townsville. It’s not just the above that have been improved. The entire interior has been upgraded with some fresh decor, and the brand new Kingpin food and cocktail menu is now available at the Townsville venue as well. The expanded menu includes healthy, vegetarian, and child-friendly options, a breakfast menu, and an impressive cocktail list. There’s also a section of small plates, specially designed to be easily shared by groups.

We bring a Nine hole mini Golf course to the venue of your choice. We will set up Golf course, supply clubs, balls and score cards. Great entertainment for all ages. Putt Putt for everyone.

The vision of the Maritime Museum of Townsville is to be an excellent, vibrant and innovative museum that benefits the Townsville community by collecting, conserving and extending knowledge about the region's maritime heritage, but also by showcasing the important role of the local maritime industry. This is achieved through exhibitions, school programs and school holiday activities. The museum's exhibitions are themed around World War I and II in the South-West Pacific including the Battle of the Coral Sea, the history of the Port of Townsville, the shipwreck of the coastal passenger steamer "Yongala" on 23 March 1911, now a top dive site and model ships. Also on display are fishing dinghies, rowing shells, a lifeboat and a workboat once used at the Port. The museum has various outdoor areas that can be hired for events such as weddings, birthday parties and other functions.

Sanctuary for Australia's native animals including crocs, koalas, kangaroos and wombats. Also featuring a functions centre