Theme Parks
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Sea World
Sea World displays all the delights that our oceans have to offer. At Polar Bear Shores, visitors can get up close with these amazing animals. There’s also Dolphin Cove and the Golden Seal show, as well as adventure rides, waterslides, a skyway walk and the Dolphin Nursery Pools. The fun never stops!
Surfers Paradise, Queensland
Wet ‘n’ Wild
As the name suggests, getting wet is the aim here. There are many fun rides at the park, from the thrilling Surfrider to the Giant Wave Pool. Buccaneer Bay is the perfect water playground full of fun, fantasy and adventure, while another highlight is watching your favourite film from the comfort of a floating tube at the Dive 'n' Movies (every Saturday night and every night during the January school holidays).
Oxenford (Gold Coast), Queensland
Movie World
The movies come to life at ‘Hollywood on the Gold Coast’ with rides, stunts and shows. There are the upside-down thrills of Lethal Weapon – The Ride for those that can handle a bit of speed, while the Looney Tunes Village is a change of pace if you want more of a relaxed adventure.
Oxenford (Gold Coast), Queensland
Dreamworld
Dedicated to ‘the happiness of all people’, Dreamworld has a wide range of things to do. The Giant Drop, the tallest freefall in the world, is a heart-stopping 120-metre drop from 38 storeys high. For those seeking a quieter thrill, cuddle a koala in Koala Country or see the Bengal tigers play at Tiger Island. There is also Nickelodeon Central as well as the Big Brother house, and the six-storey-high Imax Theatre.
Coomera (Gold Coast), Queensland
Whitewater World
Next door to Dreamworld is Whitewater World, a fun-filled adventure land that has the latest technology in theme park water rides. It boasts all four of the ‘world’s best’ water slides, a Cave of Waves, the Temple of Huey and an eight-lane Octopus Racer water slide. Prepare to get wet!
Coomera (Gold Coast), Queensland
Luna Park, Melbourne
Luna Park is a fun-filled amusement park which has been a tradition in Melbourne for nearly 100 years. The fun starts when you enter the large mouth which is the entrance to the park– no one knows if the mouth is laughing or screaming. Once inside, you can enjoy rides such as the carousel, ferris wheel and rollercoaster, as well as the more modern Shock Drop, Enterprise and G Force.
St Kilda, Melbourne
