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Visit Gold Coast's favorite theme park Dreamworld. Elevate your adventure with a budget-friendly 2 or 3-day pass to SkyPoint and WhiteWater World.
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From adrenaline-pumping rides and Tiger Island shows to entertainers around the park, Dreamworld has plenty to keep you on your toes all day!
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Thrill seekers, make a beeline for the Steel Taipan featuring 3 gut-lurching launches, the Jungle Rush with its and The Giant Drop that is akin to plummeting 39 storeys.
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Family fun is found aplenty with a tranquil drive through vibrant landscape, a scenic trip aboard the Dreamworld Express, and a carousel and maze for your tiny tots.
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With a budget-friendly 2 or 3-day pass, you can explore the breathtaking views from the 230 m-high SkyPoint and splash around at WhiteWater World.
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Fun Fact: Dreamworld is home to Sky Voyager, Australia’s first and only flying theater, equipped with motion-programmed seating and special effects.
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1-day entry to Dreamworld
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Full-day access to all rides at Dreamworld
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2-Day Pass to Dreamworld and SkyPoint Observation Deck (if option selected)
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3-Day Pass to Dreamworld, WhiteWater World, and SkyPoint Observation Deck (if option selected)
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Entry to SkyPoint Observation Deck (if option selected)
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1-day entry to WhiteWater World (if option selected)
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Full-day access to all rides at WhiteWater World (if option selected)
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Validity: 2 or 3 days within 7-day window (based on option selected)
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- Food and drinks
These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.
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What our guests say
Anthony
Apr, 2025Verified booking
Sky Voyager experience was excellent . Entry was easy with app on phone , first time to Dreamworld and was good experience .
Joanne
Apr, 2025Verified booking
The motorcycle race and the forest fly one. Yes tickets were very easy to purchase and came through almost instantly! Saved me buying at the gate for $40 more! Thanks
Ling
Apr, 2025Verified booking
To Whom It May Concern, I am writing to formally express my dissatisfaction with an incident that occurred at your venue on [13th, April,2025], which significantly impacted my family’s experience. As the parent of a child diagnosed with autism, I wish to highlight concerns regarding the conduct of one of your staff members and the lack of sensitivity demonstrated during our visit. Prior to our arrival, we purchased e-tickets online. Upon entering the premises, we were uncertain about the correct entry point for pre-booked tickets and respectfully joined a queue at the ticket counter. A staff member (a woman stationed at the gate) was assisting another customer at the time. To avoid disruption, we waited patiently for over 10 minutes until her interaction concluded. During this time, my son, aware that we had already secured tickets and eager to enter, approached the gate. The staff member, who had been courteous to previous guests, abruptly raised her voice and instructed him to “back off” the gate. Although my son complied immediately by stepping away, she continued to shout at him aggressively, demanding he move even farther back. Her tone and demeanor were unnecessarily hostile and deeply distressing, particularly given my son’s condition, which can make abrupt confrontations overwhelming. What troubled me further was the stark contrast in her behavior toward us compared to other visitors. Her dismissive and aggressive attitude appeared discriminatory, and I perceived undertones of racial bias in her conduct. This interaction not only humiliated my son but also overshadowed our entire visit, leaving our family deeply upset. As an organization that serves the public, I trust you prioritize inclusivity, accessibility, and respectful treatment of all guests, including those with disabilities. The staff member’s actions directly contradicted these values. I urge you to: 1. Investigate this incident thoroughly, including reviewing any available CCTV footage or witness accounts. 2. Provide mandatory training for staff on autism awareness and de-escalation techniques for guests with sensory or communication needs. 3. Address the apparent lack of empathy and possible racial bias in this staff member’s conduct. 4. Clarify entry procedures for e-ticket holders to prevent confusion for future visitors. Our family has always valued your venue as a place of enjoyment and education, and we hope to see tangible improvements in your staff’s approach to inclusivity. Thank you for your attention to this serious concern. Sincerely, L HeMichael
Apr, 2025Verified booking
Great atmosphere. Something for all the family. Ticket process was also nice and easy too.
Gaynor
Apr, 2025Verified booking
Unlock non-stop fun at Australia’s largest theme park
A world of excitement awaits at Dreamland with 40+ rides and attractions. If you prefer your fun with a healthy dose of adrenaline, you’ll love The Claw, a powerful pendulum that swings you 8 stories high while spinning 360 degrees. The park's latest addition, Jungle Rush, will take you on a high-octane ride past lush landscapes and ancient relics. Tail Spin straps you into a mini airplane and whips through the air while offering a bird's eye view of Ocean Parade. The best part? You get to take control and decide whether to spin away or remain stationary.
If you are enjoying a day out with your kids, the family-friendly and kid-friendly attractions offer slightly less thrill that will still leave everyone delighted. Hop into a 1911 vintage Ford replica and go on a road trip; you might just spot a koala if you keep your eyes on the trees. The Sky Voyager takes the whole fam on a trip across 12 regions of Australia, complete with motion-programmed seating and special effects such as sound, light, wind, mist, and scents. Murrissippi Motors takes you on a scenic drive through Rivertown’s lush landscapes, past hidden treasures, and the rustic charm of the Tasman garage.
Visiting during Queensland and New South Wales school holidays? You’ll get something extra to deal with the peak crowds - a bonus ticket that lets you bypass the queue for 1 ride on the day of your visit.
Get close to Australian wildlife
The theme park doubles as a wildlife conservation park. Dreamworld’s Tiger Island is the only place on the Gold Coast where you can go close to the majestic wild cats. Children can crawl through viewing tunnels into the enclosure, and daily tiger presentations let you enjoy all the activities they would perform in the wild such as jumping, climbing, and swimming. In addition to tigers, you will find favorites from Aussie wildlife including kangaroos, crocs, and koalas.
Upgrade to maximize your Gold Coast adventure. A 2 or 3-day pass to SkyPoint and WhiteWater World offers unbeatable value, allowing you to experience the best of the Gold Coast without breaking the bank.
What to bring
Dreamworld
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Wear comfortable clothes and shoes.
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Bring a hat, sunscreen, a water bottle, sunscreen, and a camera.
WhiteWater World
- Bring comfortable swimwear, a hat, sunscreen, and a water bottle.
What’s not allowed
Dreamworld & WhiteWater World
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Any video or photographic devices such as go-pros, digital cameras, mobile phones, etc. are not permitted on Dreamworld Rides. Exceptions may apply for approved media filming.
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Smoking is not allowed at the park.
SkyPoint
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Guests must at all times be respectful of the privacy and amenity of the residents of the Q1 Building. Making loud noises, such as yelling or screaming is not allowed.
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Entry to SkyPoint on Friday and Saturday nights after 8pm is allowed only to guests over 18 years due to the Club theme.
Accessibility
Dreamworld and SkyPoint
- This experience is accessible by wheelchair and pram/stroller.
Dreamworld & WhiteWater World
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A limited number of manual wheelchairs are available for hire on a first come first serve basis.
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Reserved parking is available for guests whose vehicles display a Disability Parking Permit.
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Guests with pre-existing medical conditions, injuries, or disabilities are recommended to visit the Park Health Facility before proceeding to attractions. The team will be happy to assist you plan the day on an individual basis and determine which attractions can be undertaken safely.
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Guide, hearing, and assistance dogs are welcome in the park. Service animals are allowed in most locations throughout the park with the exception of some restricted wildlife and ride areas. Please ensure that dogs wear their working vest identifying their role.
Additional information
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If you are choosing the 2 or 3-day pass, you can visit each attraction on separate days within a 7-day window.
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WhiteWater World is open during warmer seasons, closing on ANZAC and Christmas Day, with hours from Oct 14–Dec 13 (Fri 10:30 am–5:00 pm, Sat-Sun 10:00 am–5:00 pm) and Dec 14–Jan 30 (daily 10:00 am–5:00 pm).
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Dreamworld will be closed on ANZAC and Christmas Day.
Dreamworld & WhiteWater World
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Some attractions have individual age or height requirements and are not suitable for pregnant women.
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It is advisable to check the operating hours and ride maintenance schedule before your visit to avoid any potential disappointment, as rides and attractions may sometimes be closed for maintenance.
SkyPoint
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SkyPoint visitor numbers are capped to prevent overcrowding. Entry is on a first-come, first-served basis. When SkyPoint reaches capacity no further entries will be permitted.
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Children aged 18 and below must be accompanied and supervised by an adult.
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The view from SkyPoint may be altered or restricted from time to time by adverse and changing weather conditions.
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Your voucher will be emailed to you instantly.
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Display the voucher on your mobile phone with a valid photo ID at the redemption point.
Ticket redemption point
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Show your ticket at Dreamworld.
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Address: Dreamworld Pkwy, Coomera QLD 4209, Australia.
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