Timezone gift cards
Timezone gift cards from GIFQ let businesses send arcade and entertainment credit to recipients in Australia and Singapore. These cards work for team rewards, customer incentives, and local payouts in AUD or SGD.
Timezone gift cards by market
About Timezone
Timezone is a family entertainment brand built around arcade games, laser tag, bumper cars, bowling, and prize redemption. A Timezone gift card gives the recipient a way to have fun at a local venue without spending their own money, which makes it a welcome reward or incentive for a wide range of people.
GIFQ offers the Timezone gift card in two markets: Australia and Singapore. Each market has its own card, with its own currency and amounts. The Australia card is in AUD and comes in amounts from AUD 10 to AUD 200. The Singapore card is in SGD and comes in amounts from SGD 10 to SGD 200. A card purchased for one market cannot be used in the other, so choose the market based on where the recipient will redeem it.
Entertainment is a universal reward, but Timezone’s presence and brand strength differ by country. In Australia, the card also works at Kingpin and Zone Bowling venues, giving recipients more options across arcade games, bowling, and laser tag. In Singapore, Timezone is a well-known family entertainment centre, making the card a good choice for family-oriented rewards. Consider your recipients: employees with families may appreciate a fun outing, while younger customers or research participants may prefer a straightforward entertainment credit.
Businesses use Timezone cards through GIFQ for practical payouts and rewards. If you have a distributed team, you can send a bulk order from the dashboard to reward employees in Australia or Singapore in their local currency. The API lets you send a single card when you need to pay incentives, compensation, or a thank-you to an individual recipient. In both cases, the card is delivered digitally and the recipient can use it at participating venues.
For details on amounts, validity, and redemption rules in each country, see the market pages. The Australia card expires after 3 years. The Singapore card has its own expiration terms listed on its page. These differences matter when you are planning a campaign or payout, so check the specific market page before you send.
Frequently asked questions
Send Timezone at scale
In bulk from the dashboard, or through one API call. Same catalog either way.