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Redefining what inclusion feels like.

Joy has no limits.

Passenger experiences on a wet skid pan, built around the person, not the limitations placed around them.

  • $0, Always!
  • Ages 12+, Safety first!
  • Couple of laps, Then a breather!
  • Don't like it? We stop!
  • Passengers only!

The idea

Some experiences arebetter felt than explained.

The sound of the car.

The first slide.

That moment you realise you're going sideways.

Happy Lap was created to offer something different from the usual day out. Something exciting. Something worth looking forward to.

Something that puts the passenger right in the middle of the experience, not on the outside watching it happen.

Whether they love cars, want to try something completely new, or simply want a seriously good day out, the passenger seat is waiting.

Pixel art of the grey Ford Falcon ute sliding sideways across the wet skid pan, side on and close, throwing a curtain of white water off the rear
Real cars. Real sliding.

Our whole idea

Redefining whatinclusion feels like.

To us, inclusion isn't just being allowed to attend.

It's being part of the action.

It's feeling the same excitement, anticipation and adrenaline as everyone else.

Happy Lap was built around a simple idea.

People shouldn't have to settle for less exciting experiences because they need more support to access them.

Where reasonably possible, we adapt the experience around the person, not the person around the experience.

Because inclusion should be something you can actually feel.

  • Part of the action
  • Feeling the excitement
  • Having choice
  • Worth looking forward to

Something different

Because sometimes a day outshould feel like an adventure.

  • Bowling
  • Shopping centres
  • Cafés
  • Movies

There's nothing wrong with them.

But they shouldn't be the only options.

Happy Lap exists because people deserve access to experiences that are exciting, different and worth talking about afterwards.

Something to look forward to beforehand.

A story to tell afterwards.

And maybe a little adrenaline somewhere in between.

Pixel art of the driver in a yellow hoodie and white helmet holding the ute's passenger door open on a wet skid pan, looking towards you
The passenger seat is waiting.

Built around the person

Your Happy Lap doesn't have tolook like someone else's.

Everyone arrives differently.

  • Different confidence.

  • Different communication.

  • Different sensory preferences.

  • Different support needs.

There's no pressure to react a certain way, no expectation to keep up and no need to prove anything.

We start with the person in front of us and build the experience from there.

Make it their Happy Lap.