Long long wait - up to 70mins for a ride.!!! takes up the whole day if all rides are to be…read moreexperienced. Put On more seatings so that visitors are not forced to buy "fast track" passes!!! not everyone is rich. Annual passes are great But Not so for interstate or overseas visitors. Management - please you need more forward thinking ideas and plans to benefit the average income visitors.. thank you

Temper your expectations if you're expecting something akin to Disney, Six Flags, Knott's Berry…read moreFarm, or any of the main chains from the US. The amount of ride breakdowns during the day was just sad. There were several points in the day where I would look around and see that not a single one of the DC rides (Flash, DC Rivals, Superman, Green Lantern, Batwing) were operating and it seemed to last for several minutes each time before I would see another car go for any of them. Every coast I waited for broke down and had pretty significant delays as I was in line. The DC Rivals Hypercoaster was my favorite and definitely worth doing. The line was pretty long though. Do the single rider if you are limited on time, you can ride that multiple times in the time it takes for the regular line to process. There is also a serious lack of efficiency here. Every ride sees to run only a single car at a time. Most parks I've been to will usually have multiple cars going at once, but there just doesn't seem to be any urgency here. Even on the kid rides we were sitting around waiting for the rides to start after boarding for multiple minutes. The food was at least pretty decently priced. There is an online deal for $27 that gives you a meal, souvenir sipper cup, and ice cream. You save around $13 with that deal. The meal was typical theme park food, but the Vanilla Coke and ice cream were both great. Parking is also free. We got a 2 park combo ticket which lets us get into Sea World as well. I think if we hadn't done that, I would have been frustrated with the pricing, but getting to go to Sea World as well for just a little more than a 1 day ticket made the price not feel bad. You can get all the rides done here (assuming they don't break down even more than they did the day we went) in a day if you get there when the park opens.

You need to spend a full day here. If you are a local it is better to get a yearly pass as it's…read moremore value for money. Out of state visitors, it is a bit pricey for a family so I suggest taking your own food and drinks. If your kids don't really like rides don't waste your money, go to Australia Zoo instead.

As good as Aussie theme parks get for thrill-chasers, Dreamworld only loses a star here because a…read morequarter of the park seemed to be closed for maintenance while we were there. Also, keep in mind we strategically visited during the working week well away from school holidays so the queues were pretty good. Mostly waited 5-10 mins for rides, only did 30 min waits once or twice. (Can imagine in peak times the lines would get cray-cray, so understand some of the queue gripes from other Yelpers.) Rides of note: - Tower of Terror 2: Don't understand the Terminator link, but the ride sure is great. Shoots you out and back so fast it almost doesn't feel real. (Too fast to even get scared!) - Pandamonium is in the kids-land part of the park, but is probably one of the craziest rides there. Goes wayyy too long, but is pretty thrilling. - Shockwave is listed as a family ride, but is more of a thrill than it looks. - Buzzsaw was ok. One of those 'tick, I did it!' rides more than it was an enjoyable one. - Log ride and Rapids are exactly what you'd expect. - Damn, The Giant Drop sure is a long way up. Also, the Tiger show is well worth a visit. Very impressive creatures. If you get lucky you might get to see the little cub around the park too, and even get a pat in. Big tick also for having so many water bubblers across the park. The website also mentions that you can't bring food in, but they don't check so go nuts. Looking forward to coming back when they're back operating at full capacity.

chefs kiss THE KABOOM IS AWSOME! I went on It and I became a derdevil, but then I went on the…read moretornado, JUST NO but everything else is good (I didn't do the aqua loop tho)

Spent 90% of the day walking to the next ride and waiting in line. Waste of time, absolutely…read moreterrible. Don't even bother.

Best fun! Great staff! Safe and friendly environment to get the adrenaline pumping!read more

From the owner: The only outdoor dry snow park in Australia. Experience the same feeling of sliding down a slope on…read morea tube or bring your own skis and snowboards without the need to be cold and wet.

While I wouldn't say it's a must visit, if you're planning on going to Warner Bros Movie World you…read moremight as well get the double ticket for here. They've got a good selection of kid rides that my three year old really enjoyed as well as some character meet and greets she loved. The dolphins, sharks, and rays are all great too. The coasters are unique and fun. While nothing is too crazy, the wood one is one of the better wood coasters I've been on. It felt like they had better uptime compared to Movie World. The food here isn't great, but I didn't feel like it was overly expensive either. For ~$50 a person it was the right price.

Perfect for children but if you're gonna go during shoulder seasons especially in beginning of…read moreweeks, just be ready that a number of the rides might be closed! We went on both a Tuesday and Thursday. For Tuesday it was practically empty but most things were closed. Thursday more things were opened which is great. I'd you are considering which worlds to go to, I can confirm this is one of the best for young children. Most activities for kids under 100cm and got fish to look at. The seal show is a must go for kids as well. I think dream world does the same but if you are bound by the village road show bundle ticket then SeaWorld is the safe bet. I suggest getting 1 refill cup the moment you rock up in morning as well to make the most out of it.

We went there today not expecting too much for a touristy destination. After we were given an…read moreinstructional video we started to walk through some of the rooms. It was really good fun in fact we got lost in one room and couldn't find a way out. This is definitely worth a visit if you don't have much on or if you're near the Chevron renaissance building. There are over 20 rooms to enjoy the lights sound and atmosphere. It's definitely safe the kids as nobody jumps out at you and there's nothing that's too scary apart from being in the dark and feeling a bit lost at times. Just check when you buy your tickets how long it will take for the time it will take to get through the queue, as it took us over an hour but you would expect that during the Christmas period.

DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY! There is a reason the information about this 'experience' is so vague. It…read morelures you in... science, mystery, sensory... You take the bait and wind up feeling dirty and used. It's like a cheap carnival ride only I'd find far more enjoyment playing in front of warping mirrors than this. Perhaps my age has something to do with it. If you let kids loose in here I'm sure their imagination would take over and they'd have a blast. But not for me. I just wanted it to be over. Take your near $30 and spend it on food, shopping, skypoint. Anything but this.