Adventure Park is launching two major additions for its upcoming Winter Glow festival, substantially expanding its ride lineup for the winter season.

The theme park in Geelong, Victoria, is primarily known for its water attractions during the summer, but transforms into a winter wonderland from 20 June to 29 August. This year, the headline additions are Drop Zone and the Ice Toboggan, both set to open on 20 June.

Dreamworld is set to transform into a festive seasonal playground once again, bringing the magic of a European-style winter back to the Gold Coast for the upcoming school holidays.

Running daily from Saturday 27 June to Sunday 12 July 2026, Winterfest layers winter activities on top of the park's lineup of rides, family attractions, and wildlife encounters.

Best of all, access to the event is included in the price of a standard Dreamworld entry ticket or Annual Pass.

The battle for Gotham City and Metropolis is set to resume on the Gold Coast, with Warner Bros. Movie World confirming the return of the popular DC Super Heroes and Super-Villains event for 2026.

While official dates for the 2026 season are yet to be announced, the event traditionally takes place during the winter school holiday period.

In previous years, the celebration has taken place from late June through mid-July, offering guests three weeks of immersive heroic action.

Dreamworld on the Gold Coast has refreshed its planned maintenance calendar for the 2026 season.

Following the completion of several major refurbishments earlier this year, the park has confirmed a new series of temporary closures scheduled for May and June.

These routine works are a standard part of the park’s safety and maintenance programme. Visitors planning a trip during the later autumn and early winter period should take note of the following updates to ensure they can plan their day effectively.

The 31st annual AALARA Conference & Trade Show has officially wrapped up at The Star Gold Coast, concluding four days of intensive networking, professional development, and industry celebration.

The event, which ran from 20th April to 23rd April 2026, brought together hundreds of delegates from across the Australian and New Zealand amusement, leisure, and recreation sectors. Under the banner 'Elevate the Experience', the 2026 agenda focused on a resilient future for the industry, balancing the latest global trends with the essential community spirit that defines the region's attractions market.

Sea World on Australia's Gold Coast has updated its comprehensive ride maintenance schedule for 2026, with several main attractions temporarily closing for safety inspections and refurbishments.

Regular maintenance is part of the park’s ongoing commitment to guest safety and ride reliability, and the schedule allows visitors to plan their visit around these closures to avoid disappointment.

Warner Bros. Movie World on the Gold Coast has recently updated its ride maintenance schedule for 2026, with several main attractions temporarily closing for safety inspections and refurbishments.

Regular maintenance is part of the park’s ongoing commitment to guest safety and ride reliability, so with this schedule now public, it’s essential for visitors to plan their visit around these closures to avoid disappointment.

In recent days, the DC Rivals HyperCoaster at Warner Bros. Movie World has become the subject of a flurry of sensationalist headlines. Outlets reported "riders stranded" and "visitors hanging in the air," painting a picture of a harrowing "theme park horror."

As is often the case with modern thrill rides and coasters, the reality was far less dramatic and far more controlled. Here is a factual breakdown of what actually occurred and why the sensationalist narrative is not only wrong, but a misunderstanding of how roller coasters keep you safe.