Archie Brothers House Rules

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IDENTIFICATION


Please note, if you plan to be in the venue or enter the venue after 8pm you will need a valid form of ID.

Different states have different rules so please check what we accept below. 

NSW

We accept driver or rider licences and permits issued within Australia or any foreign country, Australian and International passports, NSW photo cards, proof of age cards and Keypass identity cards.

QLD

We accept driver or rider licences and permits issued within Australia, Australian and International passports, QLD photo cards, proof of age cards and Keypass identity cards.
A foreign driver's licence may be accepted as evidence of age provided it has a photo and the licence holder's date of birth. If the licence is not written in English, the licence holder should present an international driver permit issued in the foreign country of origin (and including a photo of the licence holder and translation) with their foreign driver licence.

VIC & WA

We accept driver or rider licences and permits issued within Australia, Australian and International passports, proof of age cards and Keypass identity cards.

MINORS

We welcome minors and under 18's in our venues before a certain time, this varies per venue so please see below.

NSW

Please note at Archie Brother Alexandria we do not allow minors or under 18's in this venue after 8pm. While unaccompanied minors and under 18’s are permitted at Archie Brother Alexandria until 8pm, we request that pre-teens and younger children are accompanied by a responsible adult.

QLD

Please note at Archie Brother Toombul we do not allow minors or under 18's in this venue after 8pm. While unaccompanied minors and under 18’s are permitted at Archie Brother Toombul until 8pm, we request that pre-teens and younger children are accompanied by a responsible adult.

VIC

Please note at Archie Brother Docklands (The District) we do not allow minors or under 18's in this venue after 8pm. While unaccompanied minors and under 18’s are permitted at Archie Brother Docklands until 8pm, we request that pre-teens and younger children are accompanied by a responsible adult.

Responsible Adult


A responsible adult is defined as a person who is over the age of 18 years and is:

  • a parent, step-parent or legal guardian of the minor
  • the minor’s spouse or de facto partner
  • for the time being, standing in as the parent of the minor.*
*A person standing in as the parent could include a relative such as a grandparent, aunt/uncle, or a person in charge of an organised sporting or school group.