Get ready to flip your perspective, Adelaide. The House Down Under has landed at Churchill Centre in Kilburn and we have just been to visit. It’s about to turn your world (and your photos) upside down – literally!
Just in time for the July school holidays, this topsy-turvy experience is perfect for kids, teens, parents and anyone with a camera roll begging for something a little different. Step inside a fully inverted house, where everything from the toilet to the kitchen sink is on the ceiling. It’s like stepping into a real-life optical illusion.
You’ll wander through upside-down bedrooms, a flipped kitchen, a very questionable bathroom situation, and plenty more unexpected spaces – all designed to make your photos pop and your kids giggle. The best part? There’s no time limit, so you can strike all the poses you like without feeling rushed. And if you’re feeling a little creatively stuck, the friendly team are always nearby with pose ideas and photo tips.
Tickets start at $19 per person (with under 4s free), or grab a group of three or more and pay just $17 each. It’s affordable fun for the whole family – especially if you’re chasing a unique indoor activity these school holidays.
If you are prone to vertigo or sometimes feel claustrophobic, its initially a bit of a weird feeling in this little house. It is a small space and you’ll share your session with up to 25 others. Booking an off peak time of day or day of week would definitely be the best bet
Back Carpark (Behind Costco, 400 Churchill Rd, Kilburn SA 5084)
More info and tickets: www.housedownunder.com.au
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