Infinity is an indoor, walk-through attraction in Chevron Renaissance Centre, Surfers Paradise. Its maze leads through around 20 futuristic environments, where mirrors, coloured lights, sound and optical illusions play with your sense of depth and direction. Interactive rooms bring different effects and atmospheres, with plenty to look at as you make your way through. The experience takes about 30 to 45 minutes at a relaxed pace. Darkness, loud sounds and disorienting spaces are part of the design, so it is better suited to older children, teenagers and adults than to young children.
A maze built around sensory effects
Infinity is inside Chevron Renaissance Centre in Surfers Paradise. The walk-through route connects around 20 themed environments, each using effects such as mirrors, changing lights, sound and music to alter how the space feels. Some rooms create unusual visual depth; others use their sound or atmosphere to make the journey feel different from one section to the next.
The route is interactive, so you move through the environments rather than viewing them from a single spot. Take your time and look closely at the effects. A brisk walk can shorten the experience considerably, while a slower pace gives you more time to notice what each room is doing.
Who is likely to enjoy it
Infinity suits people who enjoy optical illusions, unusual lighting and maze-like spaces. It can be a fun group activity for teenagers and adults, and the attraction is described for ages eight and up. The dark sections, loud sounds and distorted sense of direction may be too intense for younger children or anyone uncomfortable in disorienting surroundings.
Some parts can feel confining, and the route may challenge your balance or sense of direction. If either is a concern, consider that before booking. The attraction is indoors, making it an option when you want an activity away from the weather in Surfers Paradise.
FAQ
How long does a visit to Infinity take?
Allow around 30 to 45 minutes. Moving slowly through the rooms gives you more time to take in the effects.
Is Infinity suitable for young children?
The experience is recommended for ages eight and up. Darkness, loud sounds and disorienting rooms may be too intense for younger children.
What should I expect inside Infinity?
The walk-through maze has around 20 themed environments with mirrors, coloured lights, sound, music and optical illusions.
Should I book tickets in advance?
Advance tickets are recommended. If buying through a third party, check that the ticket is valid for general admission.
