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Dreamworld was inspired by Disneyland, and this is pretty clear from its front gate. But this excellent family park on Australia's Gold Coast has forged its own distinct identity. Although it lacks a "world class" coaster, Dreamworld does boast the tallest (at least until 2012) drop tower in the world; some very well done habitats showcasing native animals, such as koalas, alligators, and the frightening cassowary; a good selection of flat rides; and a water park that could serve as a "Pro Slide showroom." You may even get a chance to pet a live tiger! Landscaping and theming are very good throughout the park--and sometimes bizarre (for example, the odd queue for the Cyclone roller coaster). All age groups should enjoy Dreamworld. | |
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Love this park
| | 05-13-2016 | |
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Now it may be the most lack lustering park in the world (exceptions Tower of Terror II and The Giant Drop) I mean don't get me wrong Buzzsaw was okay and Hot Wheels sidewinder was well themed and overall ok ride experience. but what this park needs is another signature ride to say hey come to australia not only for the atomsphere and animals but look what you can do while here. I mean the animal parks are great and always well done for the animals and guests to see. But realizing there is 3 or 4 safari parks that do the same you start to realize hey maybe the hype wasn't worth it!
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Another Good Gold Coast Park
| | 04-09-2011 | |
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Although Dreamworld doesn't have any "standout" coasters, with the exception of Tower of Terror II, there is a lot to recommend it. For example, the park has some very well done exhibits of native animals (lots of interaction), and its drop tower is the tallest in the world. The park is well themed (the western area is particularly good), and there's even a good laser-tag arena (Alien v. Predator v. You). There's a decent selection of flats, fairly extensive kids areas, and a water park, so a family could spend a very enjoyable day here. What it lacks is a good dark ride, although there is a Wiggles World ride for the kids (and no one else). Couple that with a friendly staff, and you have a solid park.
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Great park
| | 03-24-2011 | |
pki jizzman
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Dreamworld is a unique theme park. They don't really have a big main coaster that you can re-ride over and over again; but they do have Giant Drop, Tower of Terror, The Claw, and Cyclone. It's a nice day trip, lots of flats, and their waterpark is like a Proslide brochure. But be aware of low capacity rides! Lines can build up.
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Pros |
- Animal habitats rival those of the Australia Zoo
- Plenty of attractions and activities for all age groups
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- Could use a "standout" roller coaster and dark ride
- Layout is a little tricky to navigate
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Admission Policy |
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