Warner Bros. Movie World Tours and Tickets

Adult admission tickets for Warner Bros. Movie World cost AU$129 and children (up to 13 years old) are AU$119; it’s cheapest to buy tickets in advance, as they cost AU$10 more at the gate. Children under 3 are free. Fast-track, photo, and annual passes are available.

Warner Bros. Movie World is open daily year-round except for ANZAC Day (April 25) and Christmas Day (December 25th), and standard opening times are 10am to 5pm. Make sure to check the daily schedule so you don’t miss the live shows and parades, typically held between 10:45am and 4pm.

To avoid the biggest crowds, avoid visiting Warner Bros. Movie World over the summer holidays in December through February or over Easter. Winter (June through August) tends to be the quietest time to visit, and the sun is often still shining on the Gold Coast even in low season.

Yes, Warner Bros. Movie World is accessible for wheelchairs and strollers, but individual rides and attractions have different safety restrictions; some may not be suitable for those with physical limitations. The park also has wheelchair-accessible parking and restrooms, limited free wheelchair rentals, and quiet areas.

Yes, there’s plenty of free parking available at Warner Bros. Movie World and neighboring Wet’n’Wild Gold Coast. If you don’t want to drive, you can also use public transport—take the tram, bus, or train from the Gold Coast or Brisbane to Helensvale station, then the TX7 bus to the park.

Yes, Warner Bros. Movie World operates a “Rider Switch” or “Parent Swap” system, allowing one parent to ride alone or with a child, while the other parent waits with younger children. Afterward, you can switch without re-queuing. Simply ask the attendants when lining up for a ride.