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Visiting WhiteWater World - Opening hours, location, map & more

Everything you need to plan your visit to WhiteWater World

Add some fun to your Gold Coast trip and visit one of the best waterparks in the world at WhiteWater World. A sister park to the famous Dreamworld, making a trip here is the best way to beat the Australian summer heat! Keep reading to gather all the information you need to plan your visit!

WhiteWater World opening hours

  • WhiteWater World is a seasonal waterpark and is open only during the summer from September to April. The park shuts for the winter from 29th April every year. 
  • During the summers, WhiteWater World is open every day. 
  • All days except Fridays: 10am to 5pm; Fridays: 10:30am to 5pm
  • WhiteWater World is closed on 25th April for ANZAC day.



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Best time to visit WhiteWater World

Peak season vs off-peak season

WhiteWater World is a seasonal park, and is only open during the summer months from September to April. The peak summer season is from December to February, which is usually the best time for a splashing fun day at the water park. However, you could expect a few crowds at this time as many would be looking to beat the heat. 

Weekdays vs weekends

If you're looking to avoid crowds, we recommend you visit the park before 28th March, as this is when the school holidays start, attracting large crowds of families and children to the waterpark. You could also consider visiting during the week, rather than the weekends, or during the early opening hours of the park, as it tends to be less crowded.

WhiteWater World address

WhiteWater World is located in Coomera, an area slightly outside the Gold Coast CBD in Queensland, Australia. Situated in the Dreamworld theme park complex, WhiteWater World is a sister park to Dreamworld. 

Address: 1 Dreamworld Pkwy, Coomera QLD 4209, Australia. Find on Maps

Getting to WhiteWater World Gold Coast

Public transportation

By train: The nearest train station is Coomera. Once you exit the Coomera station, you can catch the TX7 theme park bus and get down at Dreamworld, from where the WhiteWater World is a few minutes away by walk. Alternatively, you can also exit at the Helensvale Station, between the Brisbane and Varsity Lakes, and take the same bus. 

By bus: The nearest bus stop to WhiteWater World is Dreamworld. Buses TX7 and Translink travel on this route. Do check out the Translink website for exact bus timings.

Driving here

By car: WhiteWater World is a mere 35-minute drive away from the Gold Coast Airport. You can drive along the Gold Coast highway to reach Dreamworld. 

Parking facilities: WhiteWater World has a combined paid parking facility with Dreamworld. There are reserved parking spots available for those vehicles that display a Disability Parking Permit.

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  • Restrooms: The water park has showers and changing rooms, which are also wheelchair accessible. 
  • Lockers: Paid lockers are available at the park for you to store any large luggage or change of clothes you may be carrying. 
  • ATMs: Cash withdrawal machines are available at the park for any last-minute spending. 
  • Shops: Stop by one of the merchandise stores to pick up a memoir of a fun day spent at WhiteWater World. 
  • Health facility: A first aid room is available at the park in case of an emergency. You can also store any personal medical items such as individual ventilators etc. at the health center.
  • WhiteWater World is wheelchair accessible. 
  • Those with disabilities are requested to visit the health center at the venue, where the staff will guide you on which attractions you would be most comfortable on. The health center is located next to Beyond the Beach.
  • Service animals are permitted inside the park but not allowed inside the pools or slides. 
  • You can avail of discounted entry for yourself and free entry for your carer on the display of the appropriate ID. 
  • Manual wheelchairs are available for rent on a first-come-first-serve basis for $4. 
  • All shopping and dining facilities are wheelchair accessible via ramps.
  • Ride requirements: All rides have a minimum height and weight requirement that must be met to be able to enjoy the ride. Some slides are not open to pregnant women or guests with a history of certain illnesses. 
  • Photography: Go-pros and other cameras are not permitted on the water slides. 
  • Food: Outside food and beverages are not permitted inside the park unless it is a case of special dietary requirements. 
  • Dress code: No official dress code is followed at the park, but do bring a change of clothes and your swimwear. Swimwear with belts, exposed zippers, metal ornamentation, long pants and denim material are not permitted on the slides. We also recommend you carry your sunscreen and water bottle for a healthy experience. 
  • Dress code for infants: Children under the age of 3 must wear swimming nappies or tight bathers in the water. Board shorts or loose clothing are not permitted on infants.
  • Smoking zones: The park has designated zones for smoking, e-cigarettes, and vaping.
  • Food Central: Enjoy gourmet burgers, hot dogs and kids meals at this outdoor seating area. 
  • Green Bean Coffee Co.: Head here for a sip of ice-cold delicious coffee by trained baristas and some lunchtime treats. Also, enjoy hot beverages and snacks at this air-conditioned venue. 
  • Kenny’s Fried Chicken: Come and savor Kenny’s deep-fried chicken and traditional schnitzel offerings!
  • Sandwich shop: Enjoy the healthy goodness of wraps, sandwiches, salads, and smoothies at the new version of the Sandwich Shop. 
  • Presto’s Training Cafe: Come show your support at this one-of-a-kind training cafe which provides Aboriginal and Torres Strait Island folks enrolled in a hospitality course a chance to gain hands-on experience. Enjoy assorted sandwiches, coffee, desserts and more!
  • Barrel’s Burger Bar: Stop by for a quick bite of fries, beers, and gourmet burgers.
  • Coomera Motor Inn: A 7-minute walk from WhiteWater World, this modest inn is a great place for someone looking for homely comfort and affordability. 
  • Amituofo Guest House: A cozy accommodation located within a personal property 3 km away from WhiteWater World, this guest house is perfect for a night’s pit stop at Coomera. 
  • Gourmet B&B: This cozy bed and breakfast is within 4 km of the water park, and is great for family accommodations in the area. 
  • BIG4 Gold Coast Holiday Park: Located around 5 km from WhiteWater World, this modern hotel offers upgraded cabins, bungalows and villas perfect for a quick getaway.
  • Dreamworld: WhiteWater World’s sister park, Dreamworld is an amusement park with thrilling rides and a chance to interact with Australian wildlife! 
  • Wet’n’Wild: Can’t get enough of the water slides? Head to another waterpark and fill your day with slides, rides and more!  
  • Aquaduck tours: Enjoy a sightseeing tour of the Gold Coast both on land and water on the same amphibious vessel!
  • Upgrade your tickets at the park with Slide Express to get easy priority access to your favorite slides to save time rather spent in long queues. 
  • In the midst of the madness, you can also rent a private cabana at the water park if you would like to relax by the side of the pool. 
  • Admission tickets to WhiteWater World can be redeemed within 12 months of purchase. 
  • Children visiting WhiteWater World under the age of 11 must be accompanied by an adult
  • Frisbees, flotation devices, balls, inflatables or other devices that may jeopardize the safety of others are not permitted.
  • It is advisable to take a shower before entering the water.

Frequently asked questions about visiting WhiteWater World

When can I visit WhiteWater World in Gold Coast

Yes, WhiteWater World is a seasonal theme park open to the public during the summer months from September to April. The park is open on all days during this time and only closed on 25th April for ANZAC day.

How much does it cost to visit WhiteWater World?

WhiteWater World tickets range from AU$99 to AU$204 for combo tickets including access to Dreamworld.

Is WhiteWater World wheelchair friendly?

Yes, WhiteWater World is accessible to visitors in a wheelchair. The park is equipped with ramps, accessible washroom facilities, and on-hire manual wheelchairs.

Can I buy food and drinks at WhiteWater World?

Yes, outside food is prohibited in the park but you can always purchase food and drinks from the numerous food outlets located throughout the park.

How long does it take to visit WhiteWater World?

Spare at least 2-3 hours in your day to cover your favorite slides at WhiteWater World. You can spend anywhere from a few hours to a whole day at the theme park, splitting your time between rides, lounging in the cabana and refueling at one of the many eateries.