[2025 Coomera ] Travel Guide for WhiteWater World (Updated Jul)

#Waterpark #QueenslandTourism #AustraliaSelf-driving Australia Gold Coast WhiteWater World Guide Located on the Gold Coast of Queensland, Australia, WhiteWater World is the sister water park of Dreamworld. It combines exciting water slides with family-friendly water play facilities and is a summer destination that combines adventure and leisure. The following are the recommendations and planning suggestions after our family of four played. I hope everyone can have a perfect day. 🎯Entry rules: No food or drinks are allowed. It is safest to buy on site WhiteWater World prohibits visitors from bringing their own food and drinks into the park, including commercial products, alcohol and glass containers. Only special applications can be made for special dietary needs (such as medical or baby food) to bring a small amount of self-prepared items into the park. The situation needs to be explained when entering the park.  There are two major dining options in the park: • Bite Me Cafe: Open all year round, providing full meals such as burgers, hot dogs, fish and chips, sandwiches and salads.  • Salty’s Kiosk: Seasonal light snacks such as ice cream and smoothies.  💡If you combine it with a Dreamworld ticket, you can dine at many restaurants in Dreamworld, with more choices.  🏖️Environment/Facilities: Both exciting slides and parent-child water play areas • Fully 6: A combination of six special slides, suitable for tourists who pursue speed and change.  • SuperTubes Hydrocoaster, Temple of Huey, The Wedgie: Classic high-speed and vertical slides, the first choice for strong stimulation. • Pipeline Plunge, Wiggle Bay: Family water play areas planned by age, with shallow water depth and safe facilities.   • Cave of Waves: An artificial wave pool that simulates 1.5-meter waves is very popular with tourists.   🕰️Business hours: • Opening hours: Usually starts at 10:00 am every day and closes at about 17:00 pm in the afternoon. There may be slight adjustments during the off-season and peak season.   💰Per capita consumption: Ticket type: • Single-day WhiteWater World ticket. • Dreamworld + WhiteWater World dual park package (high CP value, more flexible).   It is recommended to arrive early to reduce waiting time, especially during holidays and school holidays. 🧳Recommendations • Swimsuits, slippers, and sunscreen are basic equipment. • The park provides lockers for rent (it is recommended to bring credit cards/change).  • Covered cabins (cabana) can be rented, including refrigerators and rest facilities, recommended for use when traveling with multiple people. • It is not possible to bring food, it is recommended to eat in the park immediately to replenish energy. • The park has water dispensers and air-conditioned areas to avoid excessive exposure to the sun. • It is recommended to avoid the peak time of 12:00-13:00 during lunch time, and you can enter the park for meals in the morning or afternoon. • If you are visiting Dreamworld together, leave enough time for transportation; there is a free shuttle and wristband recognition system between the two parks.   • It is best to visit on weekdays a week before the holiday to avoid crowds and long queues. WhiteWater World is a well-planned professional water park. Even if you cannot bring in food, the on-site dining options are complete and will not affect the overall experience. With a reasonable arrangement of entry time and budget, it will help save waiting and improve the quality of play. Whether it is surfing the exciting slide or accompanying your children to immerse themselves in the water play area, this place can meet different travel expectations.

Sydney to Gold Coast Round Trip: Six Days, Five Nights During the school holidays, flight tickets were too expensive, so we decided to drive ourselves. The main challenge was the 9-10 hour drive between the two destinations, so we planned a one-night stopover midway. For accommodations, we chose only two places to avoid wasting time on frequent check-ins and check-outs. As for meals, we kept it simple and convenient, so we won’t elaborate on that. Day 1: Departure and Stopover at Stoney Park Early in the morning, we set off from Sydney, heading north towards the Gold Coast. Given the long drive, we decided to rest for a night at Stoney Park. Unlike bustling cities, this place is full of natural charm. We spent a peaceful night at a cozy resort surrounded by nature. Day 2: Water Activities at Stoney Park and Arrival at Gold Coast The next morning, we jumped straight into the inflatable water park activities at Stoney Park. The lake was filled with inflatable slides, diving platforms, and balance beams, providing endless fun. Everyone had a blast, and the morning was well spent. Afterward, we continued our journey north, aiming for the Gold Coast. By evening, we arrived and visited the SkyPoint Observation Deck, where we enjoyed a panoramic view of the city and its stunning coastline. The sunset over the skyscrapers and ocean was like a breathtaking painting. That night, we stayed at Ruby by Serain, a centrally located apartment with excellent facilities and views. Day 3: A Full Day at Dreamworld On the third day, we headed to one of Gold Coast’s famous theme parks, Dreamworld. It features cartoon-themed areas perfect for younger kids, and we even watched a tiger show. Though we were exhausted by the end of the day, we felt incredibly fulfilled. After dinner, we returned to Ruby by Serain to relax and enjoy the night view from the balcony. Day 4: A Day at WhiteWater World On the fourth day, we chose to visit WhiteWater World, the water park next to Dreamworld! The park offered a variety of water slides, from the leisurely lazy river to adrenaline-pumping vertical slides. We tried almost every attraction. The kids loved the water maze, while the adults enjoyed the relaxing floating pool. We returned to Ruby by Serain in the evening. Day 5: Aquaduck Experience and Departure from Gold Coast On the fifth morning, we took a ride on the famous Gold Coast "Aquaduck," an amphibious vehicle that operates on both land and water. The guide provided entertaining commentary about the city and coastal scenery. When the vehicle drove straight into the water, everyone was thrilled, as if entering a magical world. In the afternoon, we began our journey back, arriving at Stoney Park by evening for another night’s rest. Day 6: More Water Activities at Stoney Park and Return to Sydney On the final day of our trip, we enjoyed more water activities at Stoney Park. This time, we took a more relaxed approach, canoeing and snorkeling by the lake, while the kids remained enthusiastic about the inflatable facilities. After lunch, we packed up and headed back to Sydney. ～～～～ Stoney Holiday Park & Aqua Park (Accommodation & Water Sports) 📍Address: 16 Hacks Ferry Road, Telegraph Point NSW 2441, Australia ～～～～ Ruby Gold Coast by Serain (Accommodation) 📍Address: 9 Norfolk Avenue, Surfers Paradise QLD 4217, Australia ～～～～ Dreamworld & WhiteWater World Theme Parks 📍Address: 1 Dreamworld Parkway, Coomera QLD 4209, Australia 💰Cost per person: You can purchase combo tickets in advance, or if you plan to visit twice within a year, consider getting an annual pass.

#australiaroadtrip Friendly staff on the entry. Kids love here. There is wiggle Bay for little ones and water playground for bigger kids. Cave of waves made me impressed with 8 life guards. There are many kinds of slides. It's smaller than wet n wild and only opens seasonal. But it's ok place to stay a couple of hours in hot summer days. If you have kids, this is a must-visit.