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From Touchdowns to True Love

Super Bowl stans and Valentine’s vibers unite this February at Paradise Centre.

La Playa, Paradise Centre (image supplied)
La Playa, Paradise Centre (image supplied)

February at Paradise Centre is equal parts field goals and feels goals. From Super Bowl LX viewing that hits harder than a Tom Brady retirement announcement (the first one… or the second… or the third), to love‑soaked Valentine’s Day fun that goes down smoother than a frozen Rita, this iconic beachfront precinct is bringing the Hail Mary’s, the heart-eyes, and the high-impact good times Surfers Paradise is famous for.

Lan Bathhouse, Paradise Centre (image supplied)
Lan Bathhouse, Paradise Centre (image supplied)
Valentine’s Day

Just when you think February couldn’t possibly squeeze in any more action, Paradise Centre flips the script for Valentine’s Day on Sunday, 14 February with ‘Love in Paradise’. Whether you’re celebrating with a partner, your besties or yo’self, the precinct is set to deliver romance more sugar-coded than a 90s rom‑com airport reunion.

El Camino, Paradise Centre (image supplied)
El Camino, Paradise Centre (image supplied)

El Camino Cantina is packing the heat with Ritas & Romance from 13 to 22 February. The limited-edition Red Hot Rita comes with a chilli rim and just enough spice to set the mood right. Valentine’s Day itself promises fiesta energy, perfect for date night, Galentine’s catch-ups or a group celebration and no, it’s not an accident that this coincides with National Margarita Day planning.

Couples keen to literally escape the friend zone can tackle Padlock’d Escape Rooms with 20% off group bookings, while anyone craving less panic and more pamper can float into Lan Bathhouse for private soaks, cheese platters and wellness packages. Chaos or calm, Paradise Centre delivers.

Maniax Axe Throwing, Paradise Centre (image supplied)
Maniax Axe Throwing, Paradise Centre (image supplied)

MANIAX Axe Throwing brings Viking vibes to Valentine’s with cocktails and axes, because nothing says bonding like launching a big nug of wood at a wall with your love. Or for a softer moment, Gotcha Fresh Tea’s buy-one-get-one-free milk tea deal on Valentine’s Day proves love can be sweet, simple and sippable.

The Sporting Globe, Paradise Centre (image supplied)
The Sporting Globe, Paradise Centre (image supplied)
Super Bowl LX

At 8am on Monday 9 February, Paradise Centre is transforming into the GC’s ultimate NFL nexus serving more eye-popping action than a half-time wardrobe malfunction.

Leading the charge is The Sporting Globe, and its End Zone Bottomless Package. Doors open at 8am and for $169 per person, guests score four hours of free-flowing drinks, an endless American-inspired menu, and access to more than 50 big screens. Add in halftime games, giveaways and prizes and you’ll feel like you’ve been teleported straight to Levi’s Stadium in California.

TGI Fridays, Paradise Centre (image supplied)
TGI Fridays, Paradise Centre (image supplied)

Over at TGI Fridays, America’s Game meets America’s Restaurant in a glorious collision of loud jerseys, louder appetites, prizes and free merch. The $89 MVP Package delivers three hours of drinks paired with an all‑American BBQ feast stacked with buffalo wings, smoked brisket, mac ’n’ cheese, fries, and more dipping sauces than any one human reasonably needs.

Surfers Paradise Beer Garden, Paradise Centre (image supplied)
Surfers Paradise Beer Garden, Paradise Centre (image supplied)

If you’re channelling somewhere with a little more laid‑back GC charm, it’s Live and Loud at Surfers Paradise Beer Garden for the win. From 9am, you can dive into live Super Bowl action, demolish brunch specials, soak up that signature Cavill Ave atmosphere, plus relive the mems from your Beer Garden heyday and what a time to be alive.

Wahlburgers is also getting amongst it from 8am with good vibrations in the form of big screens, bigger game-day specials, and bargain snacks including $1 wings, $8 mozzarella sticks, and $12 loaded fries. There’s also a selection of mains for $26, drink deals on offer and if we’re being honest, anything Marky Mark is selling, we’re buying.

Wahlburgers, Paradise Centre (image supplied)
Wahlburgers, Paradise Centre (image supplied)

So, whether you’re the hurley burley touchdown type, the smoochy poochy Bridgerton‑level romantic or anyone in between, Paradise Centre is the place to be this February. For more information and booking details, click here.

When: February 2026 (check website for retailer activations, times, and dates)
Where: 2 Cavill Avenue, Surfers Paradise

Words by Bianca Trathen.

STORY SPONSORED BY PARADISE CENTRE

5 places to get amongst the Super Bowl action

TOUCHDOWN!

Super Bowl LX (image supplied)
Super Bowl LX (image supplied)

Lock in your annual leave now, sports fans! Super Bowl Monday is here on 9th February and the Gold Coast is coming in hot with venues turning the world’s biggest game into an all-day event! Whether you’re chasing big screens, big feeds or just there for halftime entertainment, these five venues are serving touchdowns, tailgate energy and plenty of reasons to cancel your Monday meetings.

Pick your venue, lock in your crew, and let the game begin!

Finn McCool's, Surfers Paradise (image supplied)
Finn McCool's, Surfers Paradise (image supplied)
Finn McCool’s

Right in the heart of Surfers, this Irish-American mash-up is going all-in with live and loud coverage across the venue and two epic five-hour packages to keep spirits high, hunger at bay and eyes firmly glued to the screen.
Packages start from $109pp, or upgrade to $149pp for premium drinks and prime seating. Both include a bacon and egg roll on arrival, followed by wings, hot dogs and waffle bites because let’s be honest, Super Bowl snacks are non-negotiable.
Doors open at 9am and we highly recommend booking now to be a part of the action.
Where: 39 Cavill Ave, Surfers Paradise

Burleigh Town Hotel, Burleigh Heads (image supplied)
Burleigh Town Hotel, Burleigh Heads (image supplied)
Burleigh Town Hotel

Big game, big screens! Burleigh Town Hotel is pulling out all the stops with premium viewing, an American-inspired menu and one of the largest screens in SEQ (an 11-metre mega screen!), plus a very impressive suspended cylinder screen to round it all out.
For $149pp, you’ll score four hours of tap beers, house wines and soft drinks, alongside burgers, fries and buffalo wings. There’s also a game-day raffle with both team jerseys up for grabs, adding a little extra to every play.
Where: Tsipura Drive, Burleigh Heads

Burleigh Town Hotel, Burleigh Heads (image supplied)
Burleigh Town Hotel, Burleigh Heads (image supplied)
Hope Island Tavern

Looking for Super Bowl energy without the chaos? Hope Island Tavern is your well-executed play. Doors open early with all the action live on big screens, plus breakfast burgers and wings on special, because it’s never too early for game-day food.
The real win? Stick around after the final whistle and ease into the afternoon with live music and relaxed waterfront vibes. Game day done right.
Where: 93 Broadwater Ave, Hope Island

Hope Island Tavern, Hope Island (image supplied)
Hope Island Tavern, Hope Island (image supplied)
Coomera Lodge Hotel

For Super Bowl Monday with some riverside magic, Coomera Lodge Hotel delivers. Expect live and loud coverage in the 60-person sports bar, American-style favourites, breakfast specials and an open-air beer garden ready for post-game celebrations.
Bring your mates, grab a feed and settle into watching the action. This one’s a dependable drive straight down the field.
Where: 160 Maudsland Rd, Oxenford

Super Bowl LX (image supplied)
Super Bowl LX (image supplied)
Wallaby Hotel

If food is your MVP, the Wallaby Hotel is about to win the Super Bowl of snacks. Expect chilli cheese mini footballs, fried chicken waffle stacks, whistle dogs and bacon-and-egg burgers all served alongside big screens and an easy local crowd.
It’s casual, it’s hearty and it’s perfect for fans who like their touchdowns served with extra sauce.
Where: 43 Railway St, Mudgeeraba

Words by Lisette Drew

STORY SPONSORED BY AUSTRALIAN VENUE CO

Burleigh Town Hotel, Burleigh Heads (image supplied)
Burleigh Town Hotel, Burleigh Heads (image supplied)

12 of the best Sports Bars on the Coast

Where sports fanatics unite!

The Sporting Globe (image supplied)
The Sporting Globe (image supplied)

Picture this: the game’s on, your crew’s assembled, the beer is icy cold, and the only thing louder than the crowd is your mate who suddenly thinks he’s the coach. Anything less than this elite setup? Unacceptable. But finding the ultimate spot to soak up the action – one with massive screens, solid feeds, and an atmosphere that screams game on – isn’t always an easy feat.

Luckily, we’ve done the legwork (no pre-game warm-ups required) and rounded up the best sports bars on the Gold Coast. Whether you’re a die-hard fan, a casual observer, or just here for the snacks, these Gold Coast sports bars (listed north to south for your convenience) have you covered. Now, go forth and cheer responsibly – or, you know, as loudly as possible.

Hope Island Tavern, Hope Island (image supplied)
Sports Bar at Hope Island Tavern, Hope Island (image supplied)

Hope Island Tavern
This coastal-cool tavern has had a massive glow-up, and sports fans, you’re going to love this one. The brand-new sports bar is stacked with mega screens, TAB access, and an ice-cold beer lineup that’ll keep your thirst quenched from the first whistle to the final siren.

Not just a sports haven, this revamped spot also brings next-level pub bites (hello, Prawn & Bug Rolls and Salsiccia Pizza) and a lush beer garden perfect for pre-game pints or post-match celebrations. Add in a pool table, air hockey, and weekly entertainment, and you’ve got yourself the ultimate sports, sips, and good vibes HQ.
Where: 93 Broadwater Ave, Hope Island

Crafty’s Sports Bar
Shopping and sports? An unexpected MVP combo. Smack bang in Harbour Town, Crafty’s lets you mix and match – stock up on the essentials, then settle in for some top-tier craft beers and next-level eats while you catch the action. Or, better yet, let your partner hit the stores while you lock in for the game. Win-win.
Where: Harbour Town Eats – 147/189 Brisbane Road, Biggera Waters

Crafty's Sport Bar (Image: © 2018 Inside Gold Coast)
Crafty's Sport Bar (Image: © 2018 Inside Gold Coast)

Ashmore Tavern
If you haven’t checked out Ashmore Tavern’s $5 million glow-up, now’s the time. With a revamped sports bar (hello, sleek screens and balcony views), daily live sports, and a lineup of delicious eats, this place is serving up the action in serious style.
Where: 161 Cotlew Street, Ashmore

The Cavill Hotel
When it comes to bigger is better, The Cavill delivers – literally. With one of the biggest screens in Surfers, this is the place to park up, grab a drink, and catch every second of the action in all its larger-than-life glory. Bonus points for booking a table so you can cheer on your team in style.
Where: 46 Cavill Avenue, Surfers Paradise

The Sporting Globe x 4 Pines, Surfers Paradise(Image: © 2024 Inside Gold Coast)
The Sporting Globe x 4 Pines, Surfers Paradise(Image: © 2024 Inside Gold Coast)

The Sporting Globe x 4 Pines
This place is a game-changer – literally. Sitting pretty on the most iconic corner in Surfers, The Sporting Globe x 4 Pines is a state-of-the-art sports mecca, boasting wrap-around digital screens, a killer menu, and an on-site microbrewery. Oh, and the city’s largest circular island bar, so you’ll never be more than a few steps away from your next cold one. Game on.
Where: Cnr Cavill Avenue and Surfers Paradise Blvd, Surfers Paradise

Broadbeach Tavern
Broadbeach Tavern is a coastal icon and your go-to for catching all the live sports action. Whether you’re watching the footy, cricket, or the latest game, the Sports Bar has you covered with huge screens showing every play, goal, and try. Catch all the sports action on the big screens or relax on the spacious deck with a drink in hand, enjoying the sunshine and ocean breeze.
Where: The Oasis, Old Burleigh Rd, Broadbeach

The Beach Hotel Broadbeach (image supplied)
The Beach Hotel Broadbeach (image supplied)

The Beach Hotel Broadbeach
Fat Freddy’s may be gone, but what has replaced it? A revamped, reimagined, and ridiculously good sports bar that blends beachy vibes with big screens. The Beach Hotel Broadbeach has more screens than ever, so you won’t miss a second of the action. With wall-to-wall TVs in the Public Bar, a breezy Beer Garden, and a menu that’s part pub grub, part chef-hatted magic, this spot delivers top-tier viewing, top-tier bites, and top-tier vibes. Game on.
Where: 50 Surf Parade, Broadbeach

The Star Sports Bar
If sports bars had a podium, this one would be standing front and centre, medal gleaming. With 23 massive screens, private booths (yes, you can pre-book them like a VIP), and a huge 10.5-metre mega-screen, The Star Sports Bar is where legends are made – on and off the field. Add in the iciest beers and a smorgasbord of top-notch food options, and you’ve got yourself a championship-level experience.
Where: The Star Gold Coast, Main Gaming Floor, 1 Casino Drive, Broadbeach

The Sports Bar, The Star Gold Coast (image supplied)
The Sports Bar, The Star Gold Coast (image supplied)

The Sporting Globe Bar & Grill
When it comes to knowing what sports fans want, The Sporting Globe has it down to a fine art – and a nationwide lineup of venues to prove it. Expect wall-to-wall screens, daily food specials, and an electric atmosphere that rivals the final seconds of a tied game. Heading to a Gold Coast Titans match at Cbus Stadium? These legends will shuttle you there and back, so you can focus on celebrating (or commiserating) properly. Now that’s a game plan we can get behind.
Where: The Promenade, Robina Town CentreRobina

Burleigh Bears Leagues Club
Can’t make it to the big game in person? No worries! Burleigh Bears Leagues Club is your ultimate sports haven on the Gold Coast. Whether you’re in the Lounge or the Sports Bar, this place has it all – big screens, a relaxed atmosphere, and the best spot to catch every moment of the game. With cold beers flowing and friendly staff making sure you’re looked after, it’s no surprise that this spot is a top pick for sports fans.
Where: 80 Pacific Avenue, Miami

The Sporting Globe Bar and Grill, Robina (image supplied)
The Sporting Globe Bar and Grill, Robina (image supplied)

Burleigh Town Hotel
Burleigh Town Hotel isn’t just playing the game – it’s winning it. Home to an 11-metre mega-screen (the biggest pub screen in the southern hemisphere, no less), this place is an absolute showstopper. Add in a suspended cylinder screen so you can see the action from every angle, plus a sleek new bistro for pre-game feasting, and you’ve got yourself a spectator’s paradise.
Where: Tsipura Drive, Burleigh Heads

Coolangatta Hotel
On the southern end of the Coast, The Coolangatta Hotel is the prime location to catch any sporting activities and be assured of a buoyant and passionate atmosphere. Pair it with a splash and lounge on one of Coolangatta’s famous golden beaches, and then be sure to stick around for the post-game live music, and you are onto a hole in one.
Where: Marine Parade, Coolangatta

Words by Belinda Symons

Burleigh Town Hotel (image supplied)
Burleigh Town Hotel (image supplied)

Screens, schooners and a side of sunshine

The Sporting Globe Surfers is your go-to for finals, feasts and functions.

The Sporting Globe x 4 Pines Surfers Paradise (image supplied)
The Sporting Globe x 4 Pines Surfers Paradise (image supplied)

If your idea of a winning weekend involves frosty pints, stacked plates, and enough screens to make your lounge room telly feel inadequate, allow us to introduce your new MVP: The Sporting Globe x 4 Pines Surfers Paradise. Smack-bang on the corner of Cavill Ave and Surfers Paradise Boulevard, this mega sports bar isn’t just big on screens, it’s big on vibes, brews, and bites too.

The Sporting Globe x 4 Pines Surfers Paradise (image supplied)
The Sporting Globe x 4 Pines Surfers Paradise (image supplied)

First things first: the screens. Sixty-plus of them, to be exact. Yep, you could literally blink, sneeze, wander to the bar, and still not miss the action. Goals, tries, dunks, home runs, it’s all covered. And for those who like their sport extra interactive, the private booths come with their own Booth TV (think channel-hopping, web browsing, and even gaming while you wait for your next round). Honestly, the only thing missing is a ref’s whistle.

Speaking of rounds, let’s talk brews. The central bar is pouring cold pints like it’s going out of fashion, and the 4 Pines crew are brewing fresh beer right downstairs. Yes, you read that right, your schooner may have been born mere metres from where you’re sipping it. Pale Ale, anyone? If cocktails are more your lane, the espresso martini here is tipped to be a fan favourite (and will keep you cheering long after extra time).

The Sporting Globe x 4 Pines Surfers Paradise (image supplied)
The Sporting Globe x 4 Pines Surfers Paradise (image supplied)

Of course, all that cheering burns calories, cue the food menu. Think pub classics turned crowd-pleasers: the MVP Parma, saucy loaded wings, juicy stacked burgers, and fries that never stand a chance. Dessert fiends, we see you too, brownies, churros and sticky date pudding are waiting in the wings. Can’t choose? Do yourself a favour and order The Trifecta (because sometimes, choosing is overrated).

The Sporting Globe x 4 Pines Surfers Paradise (image supplied)
The Sporting Globe x 4 Pines Surfers Paradise (image supplied)

Now, let’s chat functions, because The Sporting Globe doesn’t just do casual pints and parmas, it does parties. With space for up to 1,000 people, a private function room, and a balcony made for post-beach sipping, it’s the Gold Coast’s answer to festive season fun. Whether it’s the annual Chrissy do with the work fam or a 300-strong corporate shindig, the combo of screens + brews + bites = guaranteed good times. Forget stuffy dining rooms, this is sport-meets-sparkle.

But wait, there’s more. Beyond the beers and burgers, The Sporting Globe is also kicking community goals. Over the past decade, the brand has donated more than $1 million to local Aussie sports clubs. Proof that their commitment to grassroots sport is as strong as their pint game.

Function space, The Sporting Globe x 4 Pines (image supplied)
Function space, The Sporting Globe x 4 Pines (image supplied)

So whether you’re rallying the crew for the footy finals, planning a Christmas knees-up, or just chasing that unbeatable trifecta of sport, beer, and sunshine, The Sporting Globe x 4 Pines Surfers is the spot. Open from 10am until late every single day, they’ve always got a cold one and a front-row view waiting for you.

Where: Cnr Cavill Avenue &, Surfers Paradise Blvd, Surfers Paradise
When: 10am-late daily
Website: sportingglobe.com.au
Instagram: @sportingglobe

Words by Chelsea Ipsen

STORY SPONSORED BY THE SPORTING GLOBE X 4 PINES

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