Wet'n'Wild Gold Coast Tours and Tickets

A single-day pass for Wet’n’Wild Gold Coast costs AU$119 for adults and AU$109 for pensioners or children ages 3–13. Children under 3 can visit for free. Prices are more expensive if you purchase them on-site (plus you’ll have to wait in line), so advance booking is recommended.

There are a variety of passes available that combine admission to Wet’n’Wild Gold Coast with the three neighboring theme parks—Warner Bros. Movie World, Sea World, and Paradise Country. Choose from a single-park day pass, a 5-day Pass with access to three parks, a 7- or 14-day Pass with access to four parks, or an Annual Pass.

A day pass for Wet’n’Wild Gold Coast includes full access to all of the park’s swimming pools and water play areas, plus unlimited rides on more than a dozen different slides and attractions. Private cabana rentals and lockers require an additional fee, and food and drinks are available to purchase on-site.

Yes. Wet’n’Wild Gold Coast has attractions suitable for all ages, but some of the big thrill slides have height and weight restrictions for safety reasons. Children under 10 can enjoy the shallow pools and mini slides in the Wet’n’Wild Junior area, and there are family-friendly rides such as the Lazy River.

Wet’n’Wild Gold Coast is about a 40-minute drive south of Brisbane or a 20-minute drive from Surfers Paradise , and there’s free parking on-site. By public transportation, take the train from Brisbane to Coomera Station or from the Gold Coast to Helensvale Station, followed by the TX7 bus.

Yes, Wet’n’Wild Gold Coast is accessible for wheelchairs and those with limited mobility, but some rides and attractions may have limited access—a downloadable guide is available, detailing the safety requirements for each ride. There are also accessible restrooms and cabanas, and free wheelchair rentals available (advance booking recommended).