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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.
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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.
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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.
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Pack your appetite and your passport! Dreamworld on the Gold Coast has officially confirmed the return of its fan-favourite Street Food Festival for 2026.
Transforming the park’s Main Street into a bustling global food market, the festival is set to bring "bigger, bolder, and tastier" flavours to the Gold Coast this April.
Running daily from April 4 to April 19, 2026, the event coincides perfectly with the autumn school holidays, offering families a culinary journey around the world.
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While most of the world focuses on the Easter Bunny, Dreamworld is bringing back an iconic Australian tradition this April.
Easter Bilby Week returns from April 3 to April 9, 2026, offering families a mix of Easter holiday fun and wildlife education.
As Australia’s largest theme park, Dreamworld balances thrilling rides with dedicated wildlife conservation efforts, and this event is designed to raise both awareness and funds for the endangered Greater Bilby through their wildlife foundation.
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Thrillseekers on the Sunshine Coast are in for a treat as Aussie World prepares to transform into a neon wonderland for its popular after-hours event, Ride the Night: Glow After Dark.
Scheduled for Saturday, April 11, this special event offers a rare opportunity to experience the park's collection of rides and attractions under the stars, accompanied by a vibrant, high-energy atmosphere that differs significantly from a standard day at the park.
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The Australian theme park landscape is bracing for its biggest shake-up in decades. Plans have been unveiled for Infinity Planet, a staggering $2.6 billion integrated entertainment city proposed for Elimbah, situated in the Moreton Bay region between Brisbane and the Sunshine Coast.
Billed as Australia’s first true integrated entertainment destination, the 68-hectare site aims to combine a world-class theme park with massive-scale hospitality and cultural education, timed to capitalise on the lead-up to the Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games.
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Dreamworld on the Gold Coast has just given fans a first look at what will replace the recently retired Motocoaster, with a social media 'slip' pointing toward a new space-themed attraction possibly called ‘The Mars Discovery’.
Eagle-eyed fans spotted this teaser, in a video posted to Dreamworld’s official social media channels, this week. While the video was primarily intended to promote the park’s latest Flash Sale, a brief shot of CEO Greg Yong’s computer screen has revealed details about the future of the Motocoaster site.
