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Best Things to Do in Queenstown, with baby
AJ Hackett Kawarau Bungy Centre is 22% Baby-Friendly
All rides have minimum ages of 8–10 years, decks are reached by stairs, and no baby-change facilities are listed, so parents with infants can only watch briefly and will struggle to move prams or feed comfortably.
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Queenstown Hill Walking Track is 20% Baby-Friendly
Babies are not banned, but the rough gradient, lack of stroller access, absence of change tables and zero shade make the outing strenuous and inconvenient even with a carrier.
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Ziptrek Ecotours is 18% Baby-Friendly
Under-6s are barred from all ziplines by strict age policy, so babies cannot ride and will wait at Skyline café. No nursing room or infant gear hire, making visit impractical for main activity.
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Shotover Canyon Swing is 17% Baby-Friendly
Babies cannot join the swing, must be carried on a rough path, and have no nursing room or platform toilets; they may only watch beside an adult, so the site barely meets family needs.
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Skytrek Tandem Hang Gliding & Paragliding is 17% Baby-Friendly
Infants cannot join flights, launch sites have no nursing or change facilities, and shuttle spectator seats are limited and exposed, so parents would struggle to keep a baby safe and comfortable.
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Canyon Explorers is 17% Baby-Friendly
Babies cannot enter canyon, only wait in warm lounge with caregiver; no change table, stroller paths or quick parent access, so the outing offers little value and risks discomfort for infants.
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Ben Lomond Saddle is 15% Baby-Friendly
The narrow, rocky track cannot take strollers; carriers face long climbs, wind and no shelter, and only a basic drop-toilet is near the saddle, so parents with babies should generally skip this site.
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Nevis Bungy/Swing/Catapult is 13% Baby-Friendly
Babies cannot join any ride, and the 40-minute bumpy 4WD transfer to the gorge platform lacks stroller storage, change tables, or nursing rooms, making the visit tiring and risky for carers.
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