Rajani Shenoy
A great place to shop around with plenty of shops around, clothes, shoes, food, souvenirs, everything is around. Well maintained with plenty of space to sit around. Kids friendly with water fountain play zone for fun loving kids and toddlers. Most of the times there are different activities or events like the Friday Twilight Markets with plently of food stalls of different cultural cuisines. Music and performances to light up the mood. Police patrol always around to ensure safe and smooth functioning and a great experience overall.
Netsai LueangUrai
get off transperth.Good walking for sight seeing perth vibes.
Rod Itech
Forrest Chase has been a central Perth landmark for decades, with a narrow, open space for promotional displays and small events. It is surrounded on either side by a shopping mall with Myers at its heart on one side, and the former Australia Post head office (now private retailers) on the other.
Prior to its development, Forrest Chase was known as Forrest Place, a small mall area that contained a flea market and various retail outlets for years. Today, there are coffee shops and restaurants nearby, and public seating adjacent to a modest, decorative water fountain.
As both a thoroughfare from the city to the train station, and a people-friendly gathering location, the modern Forest Chase is an unmissable part of the Perth experience.
Pamela M
Forrest Chase has become a ‘ghost town’ area that seems to have lost all of its charm. There’s groups of people sitting around all day (sometimes yelling obscenities at each other) which is really unpleasant to be near with kids especially. There’s a nice new coffee place there now so hopefully things will pick up and improve soon. It is no longer a place I would put on my list to visit and needs improving I’d we are to welcome tourists again
Luke Oxley
Renovations are ongoing near the "Cactus" at the front but it otherwise looks beautiful.
Hye-seon Kim
Jungle Maze School holiday event Forrest Chase.
It was a nice atmosphere but having to wait over an hour due to the line wasn't too pleasant. Areas I thought the event managers could've improved was the allowance for prams and trolleys. I understand with kids it's sometimes necessary. I however found it a bit if a hazard as there was lots of people going both ways inside the maze and when you have kids adults prams and trolleys going both ways it was a little chaotic. Great experience don't me wrong it wasn't all bad. the kids loved it. Just a little stressful for the parents. Alert to those who don't handle crowds too well. One of the staff said they had over 2000 people attend per day. So be well prepared. If you need a toilet break get someone to hold your place in line.
Lithesh Manivelan
Although a limited range, there is definitely a solid range here. It provides a nice outlook over the city centre whilst also facilitating our needs.
Kim Gai Wright
Easy to get around red cat stops wright out the front.. water features seem to keep in cool or give you the sense that's its cooler than it is in that WA harsh sun.. lots of variety in the store and the main player Myer and DJS are there...a few homeless people on some days but hey they don't really hurt anyone and it's a nice place to be for them I think
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