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A paradise hidden along a warm coast, boasting the world's first 360° rotating cable car!

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2025-01-23


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As one of the largest theme parks in Australia, Dreamworld boasts multiple zones including Adventure Zone, Thrill Zone, Cute Animal Zone, Tiger Island, and Rainforest Zone. Enjoy freefall rides, cuddle adorable koalas, admire Bengal tigers, and watch the unique Australian sheep shearing show… Whether it's a family trip, a thrilling adventure, or exploring the lives of indigenous people, you can find it all here.


Thrilling Freefall


Dreamworld has approximately 40 rides, 5 rollercoasters, a drop tower that once held a Guinness World Record, and a heart-stopping pendulum ride, making it a paradise for thrill-seekers.

On the Buzzsaw roller coaster, experience a 360° plunge from a 15-story height, reaching speeds up to 105km/h, creating an extreme sensation of imbalance.




The Tower of Terror roller coaster is the fastest backward-launching coaster in the Southern Hemisphere, accelerating to 161km/h in 7 seconds, reaching a height of 38 stories (approximately 129m), then performing a 90° inversion before descending backward, creating a prolonged sensation of weightlessness and an adrenaline rush.

The Cyclone roller coaster features a spiral track with ups and downs and inversions, leaving you feeling exhausted right from the start, but with several more turns to go, making it quite challenging.




On the Speed Motorbike coaster, ride a life-sized replica of a 500cc racing bike, instantly transforming into a professional racer, reaching 72km/h in 2 seconds and speeding along the track – super cool.

The Steel Curtain roller coaster has added a tail section this year, creating the world's first 360° rotating gondola. The seats rotate independently, making it even wilder. Over a 1.2km course, it reaches 105km/h and performs 4 inversions, satisfying your need for speed with thrilling twists, turns, and drops.

The Jungle Surfer coaster is the Southern Hemisphere's first 4D flying coaster, featuring a world-first inclined triple-switch turntable, allowing you to enjoy the adventure while listening to a captivating story, embarking on the ultimate jungle escape – perfect for families.

Board the train, travel through the jungle, admire Sydney at dusk, encounter kangaroos roaming the plains, and overlook the Barossa Valley wine region… Every turn brings a surprise!




The park's Claw is a pendulum ride that swings you at 64km/h, lifting you to a height of eight stories while rotating 360°, providing the thrill of freefall and an unparalleled sense of dizziness, allowing you to scream and release stress.




At the Tailspin ride, prepare for flight and choose one of the 12 dopamine-colored mini single-seater planes, soaring 22 meters high and enjoying the magnificent view of the ocean parade. The handles on either side control the rotation speed; the more frequent the rocking, the faster the rotation, giving you the feeling of being a pilot, flying the plane in a 360° rotation and sprint in the air.




The Drop Tower is one of the tallest and fastest thrill rides in the Southern Hemisphere, offering a freefall from a height of 39 stories at speeds up to 135km/h, once included in the Guinness World Records. At the highest point, you have 30 seconds to enjoy a 360° view of the city and ocean before the rapid descent, making your heart pound.

In addition, Dreamworld offers bumper cars, a Ferris wheel, a chair swing, a rapid river ride, a dark mine tunnel, and other rides, providing endless fun.




Take the Train to Cuddle Cute Animals


After an adventure in the Adventure Zone, take the Dreamworld Express, which has a history of over 40 years, to the Cute Animal Zone, home to over 500 native Australian wildlife and birds, including emus, kangaroos, bilbies, Tasmanian devils, thylacines, crocodiles, and dingoes, ranking among the top wildlife parks in Southeast Queensland.

Enter the park, cuddle adorable koalas (ps: Australian law stipulates that only in Queensland can tourists hug koalas) and wombats, chase and play with Australia's national treasure, the kangaroo, and feed crocodiles… It is worth mentioning that the park is also home to a celebrity koala couple, Kenny & Belinda (puppets), who will perform shows and take photos with friends from time to time.
On Tiger Island, you can not only observe endangered Bengal tigers and other rare animals up close and watch the "Tiger and One" show, but also enjoy refreshments nearby, capturing their subtle expressions, whether aloof and majestic or cute and playful.
The DreamWorks zone brings beloved cartoon characters from Madagascar, Shrek, and Kung Fu Panda to life. Po, dressed in traditional Chinese clothing and showcasing Chinese Kung Fu, is both endearingly clumsy and incredibly powerful, making him particularly relatable.





At the Invitation of the Indigenous People


Dreamworld also features an indigenous culture experience area, showcasing the daily lives of indigenous people through song and dance performances, such as hunting scenes, surfing under the hot sun, and traditional sheep shearing, which is rare in the world.

Indigenous people will enthusiastically invite audience interaction, painting indigenous patterns on faces, demonstrating fire-making with sticks, showcasing weapons, and listening to ancient didgeridoo music, instantly transporting you to ancient times and experiencing the charm of millions of years ago.




Dreamworld also offers delicious food such as hamburgers, fried meat, desserts, and ice cream to satisfy different tastes.



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