Story Bridge Twilight Climb and Croc! Lost Giants to Living Legends Experience

Combine a guided Story Bridge twilight climb with entry to Croc! Lost Giants to Living Legends at Queensland Museum in one combo.

Getting started

Begin by heading to the Story Bridge Adventure Climb base at Kangaroo Point, where you are fitted with a climb suit, harness, safety equipment, weather jacket, and hat before meeting your expert guide. On your chosen day for the Croc! Lost Giants to Living Legends exhibition, present your ticket at Queensland Museum Kurilpa and follow the signage inside to start your self-guided visit.

What to expect

Story Bridge Adventure Climb

This guided Story Bridge twilight climb takes you along a purpose-built route to the summit of one of Brisbane's most recognizable landmarks.

Features

• Follow a spiral staircase and elevated walkway onto the bridge structure, then ascend with your professional guide along a guided Story Bridge twilight climb.

• Take in panoramic views over Brisbane and its surrounds from the summit, with vistas stretching across the Brisbane River, city skyline, Glass House Mountains, Moreton Bay, and the Scenic Rim.

• Hear expert guide commentary on the bridge's history, engineering, and surrounding landmarks as you climb.

• Stay comfortable and secure with the provided climb suit, harness, safety gear, weather jacket, and hat tailored for the conditions.

• Receive 1 complimentary group photograph during the experience, with the option to purchase an individual photograph separately.

Croc! Lost Giants to Living Legends exhibition at Queensland Museum

At Queensland Museum Kurilpa, explore Croc! Lost Giants to Living Legends through interactive, all-ages exhibits that trace crocodiles from prehistoric giants to modern species.

Features

• Use your ticket for entry to the Croc! Lost Giants to Living Legends exhibition at Queensland Museum.

• Encounter life-sized ancient crocodile displays and dramatic reconstructions alongside authentic fossils that reveal crocodile evolution over millions of years.

• Access interactive exhibits that include hands-on touch objects, light projections, multimedia features, and tools used by real researchers.

• Engage with First Nations stories and perspectives woven through the exhibition to understand the cultural and scientific significance of crocodiles.

• Benefit from relaxed hours every Monday afternoon from 2pm and sensory friendly sessions on select Saturday mornings, ideal if you prefer a quieter, less crowded environment.