AIRTIME 360 LAUNCESTON PROMO
Airtime 360 + Riverbend Park Launceston
Airtime 360/worker was a legend
Airtime 360 - Extended Sneak Peek
Prepare to reach new heights at airtime360 Launceston, Tasmania. Opening February 2014. Tasmania's first and only indoor trampoline arena.
Launceston’s Sky Walk
Riverbend Park's major attraction, the 'Sky Walk' has been taking shape in recent weeks, after piling works were completed last month. The 12m-tall Sky Walk is one of the largest pieces of play equipment of its kind in Australia.
Riverbend Park
Silly old farts having fun at Riverbend Park
Airtime360 Trampoline Park #2
Bouncing at Airtime. it was very busy!
Airtime 360 Sneak Peek - Prepare to reach new heights
Tasmania's first trampoline park. Opening 2014. More info and bookings at airtime360.com.au
Riverbend Park
Landscaping contractors will mobilise within weeks to begin work on the 'Riverbend Park' redevelopment. A major new recreational space for Launceston, the park will feature all abilities play equipment and the 12m-tall 'Sky Walk'...
Launceston Bicheno Return
enjoy a ride from Launceston to Bicheno via the Fingal Valley down the Elephant Pass to Bicheno and return over Lake Leak to Launceston.
footage taken on GoPro 5 black, GoPro 3 Black and Lumix G10
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Launceston Swim School Launceston TAS 7250
At Launceston Swim School, we offer swimming lessons for all ages from 4-months-old to adults. Our very family-friendly, indoor heated pool has been specifically designed for learn-to-swim and swimming lessons, while also lending itself well to other activities such as aqua fitness and casual swimming. Sanitation is by chlorine and ozone generator, and all change rooms have floor heating. We're multiple state and national AUSTSWIM award winners, including Best Infant Teacher 4 years in a row and Best Swim School for 3 years. Don't settle for anything less than the best. Come and learn to swim with us at Launceston Swim School, 25 Shamrock Street West. Go on....give us a call today
Riverbend Park construction
Boasting the 12m 'Sky Walk', one of the largest pieces of play equipment in Australia, the new all-abilities playspace at Riverbend Park is sure to delight Northern Tasmanian families.
Work on the 32,000 square metre park is continuing apace. City of Launceston recreation planning officer Roger gives us a quick update...
Riverbend Park to open this weekend
Launceston's newest and best playground, Riverbend Park, will be opened to the public on Saturday, August 17, 2019.
Riverbend Park set for August opening
The City of Launceston has revised the official opening of Riverbend Park to Saturday, August 17, 2019.
Recent wet weather and the resultant wet ground conditions have slowed construction progress in the past few weeks, and City of Launceston General Manager Michael Stretton said the Council had made the difficult decision to delay this weekend's mooted opening to August 17.
There are still some outstanding works that are weather dependent and we would also like to give the site an opportunity to dry out before we open to the public, Mr Stretton said.
We've been in discussion with some local organisations about partnering with us for an official community opening of Riverbend Park on August 17, with entertainment, food and activities, and we'll announce more details of that in coming days.
What we'd reiterate to Launceston families is that we are working very hard with our contractor to have the park ready for opening, and to please be patient — we are nearly there.
Despite the bad weather, the park is looking really fantastic and our contractors are working rain, hail or shine to wrap construction up.
Riverbend Park is going to be a fantastic community asset for Launceston, one of the best regional parks in Australia, and is going to have something for people of all ages and all abilities.
It's going to be worth the wait.
Launceston Entertainment Complex - Part -2
Riverbend Park taking shape
Matt from the City of Launceston's major projects department takes us on a tour of the Riverbend Park site in Launceston.
A major new all-abilities playspace, Riverbend Park features a fenced junior play area, toilets and barbecue shelters, the 12m-tall Sky Walk, and much more. It is expected to open to the public this Autumn or Winter, weather depending.
Me at airtime, Best place EVER!
Tasmania Supertramps
Hung out with the Tasmanian pk fellas (including the notorious hobartians) and jammed around Launceston before I headed up to northwest Tassie to spend Christmas with family, where I found out that hay bales are a LOT of fun :D
the headspin helmet hat tasmainia festivale 2009
bboy busk at launceston festivale tasmainia australia testing the bboy helmet hat in the round stage rotunda 2009 it works cant even tell theres a helmet inside