Dreamworld Tours and Tickets

There are plenty of ways to experience Dreamworld. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• Roo Pass - Brisbane/Gold Coast Airport & GC Theme Parks

• Dreamworld Gold Coast 1-Day Pass – Thrills & Wildlife Encounters

• 2-Day Dreamworld and SkyPoint Admission Ticket

Tickets to visit Dreamworld usually start at AU$99 for a 1-day pass, with the same price applying to both adults and children. This price is specifically for online purchases; the entry fee is usually more expensive if you wait to purchase until you’re at the gate, with in-person prices starting at AU$114. Children under 3 enter for free.

Yes, Dreamworld is worth visiting, especially for travelers looking for a mix of thrill rides, family attractions, and wildlife experiences, all in one place. As one of Australia's best-known theme parks, it's home to rollercoasters, water rides, live entertainment, and animal encounters. Packages that allow you to prebook Dreamworld tickets have the benefit of being able to guarantee entry on your preferred date. Some visitors also secure shuttle bus transfers that connect the Gold Coast with different theme parks.

Per one customer who booked the Roo Pass - Brisbane/Gold Coast Airport & GC Theme Parks, "Bought the Airport and Theme Park Travel Pass for a family of 4. What an amazing idea. The bus was there on time, every time we asked for it. Great value and will be buying the pass next time we are on the Gold Coast."

Yes, it’s a good idea to buy Dreamworld tickets in advance online, to avoid a potential line to purchase same-day passes. You also can bundle Dreamworld tickets with other bookings: Consider money-saving combos that add extras such as airport transfers, line priority, and admission to other Gold Coast theme parks.

The best day to visit Dreamworld is a weekday. Weekends bustle with local crowds that come to enjoy the theme park’s rides, entertainment, and wildlife attractions. On weekdays the park is generally much quieter, so you’re likely to spend less time waiting in line for popular experiences, food, and souvenirs.

Summer is peak season for Gold Coast theme parks—in part that’s because warm days are ideal for playing at the adjoining WhiteWater World. If you’re skipping waterslides and just focusing on exploring Dreamworld, consider coming in the winter; June, July, and August all tend to be quieter times to visit.

No, Dreamworld does not have a dress code, although you should avoid clothing with offensive slogans. At adjacent WhiteWater World, bring swimwear without exposed rivets, zippers, or metal. And, long pants must be made of swimwear material. Only some slides allow eyewear: When possible, leave glasses safely in your luggage.

It depends on your interests. Dreamworld and Warner Bros. Movie WorldTM are top Gold Coast theme parks, but they’re different. Movie World is known for thrilling rides, a stunt show, and celebrity look-alikes. Dreamworld offers theater entertainment and wildlife experiences such as the Twilight Trail and Rainforest, along with rides.

There are tons of things to do when you're done visiting Dreamworld. According to travelers, these are some of the top attractions in and around Brisbane:

• Brisbane River

• Story Bridge

• Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary

• Gheebulum Kunungai (Moreton Island)

• Kangaroo Point Cliffs Park

View Viator's guide to all the best attractions in Brisbane.