Dreamworld Tickets

Address: Dreamworld Pkwy, Coomera QLD 4209, Australia
Parking: If you’ve got a ticket to Dreamworld, you’ve got access to the car park and there’s plenty of space available!
Getting There:  
Dreamworld is located in South East Queensland, at the northern end of the Gold Coast, roughly 48 km (40 minutes) from Brisbane, and there are multiple ways to get to the park.

• Taxi/Car 
  Whether you’re driving down or booking a cab to get to the park, there are a few locations from where you can easily access the park. It takes about 25 minutes from Surfers Paradise, 35 minutes from the Gold Coast Airport, 45 minutes from Brisbane Airport, and 45 minutes from Brisbane City.
• Metro
  Dreamworld is close to Coomera and Helensvale stations, both of which lie on the Gold Coast-line. Get a copy of the train timetable and hop on the train heading to either of these stations. You can even pick up a Dreamworld ticket at the Coomera station.
• Bus
  Dreamworld is an official bus stop between Brisbane and the Gold Coast. It is serviced by Surfside bus lines, with regular buses travelling between these locations.

• Dreamworld has 3 easily-accessible ATMs. You’ll find one right next to the entry, a CBA ATM at Whitewater World inside the park, and a Cashcard ATM at the Dreamworld Parkway.
• You’ll find a separate section at the entry to pick up strollers and wheelchairs for toddlers or disabled guests.
• You can find a prayer room near the ABC Kids World Shop, for those looking for a quiet space to recuperate during their visit.
• Apart from the designated smoking areas, Dreamworld strictly prohibits smoking throughout the park. 
• You’ll find drinking fountains scattered throughout various sections of the park, for guests who need to hydrate before continuing on their adventure.
• Dreamworld even offers locker facilities to store bags or carry-ons so you can roam the park hands-free.
• The park has a health centre with medical facilities which can be found next to the Sky Voyager ride.

• There’s a reserved parking space available in the car park for guests whose vehicles display a Disability Parking Permit.
• Guests with disabilities may visit the park with a companion to assist them and provide care and support during the visit. All that is needed is a companion card, which can be easily procured, and guests are entitled to one free ticket for their caregiver.
• All restrooms at the park are equipped with facilities designed to be accessed by wheelchairs. Shower amenities, as well as adult tables for changing, can be found in all the restrooms.
• Guide dogs are welcome to the park, barring, of course, a few wildlife zones.
• All shopping, entertainment, and dining facilities throughout the park are wheelchair accessible. Most of the attractions also have specific accommodations built for disabled guests.
• Guests with medically-related dietary requirements are allowed to carry their own food into the park upon providing adequate medical proof.

• Guests should try and maintain a minimum of 1.5m social distancing as shown by the floor indicators throughout the park. 
• Smoking is strictly prohibited on the park premises, except for the two areas designated specifically for smoking.
• Outside food and beverages are not allowed in the park unless you are required to be on a specific diet, for which medical proof is required. 
• Pets are not allowed inside the park unless they are guide dogs assisting disabled guests.
• Guests should not feed the animals at the park unsupervised; there are specific zones where park-regulated feeding takes place under supervision.

While it may be as straightforward as buying a ticket and walking into the park, there are a few tips to keep in mind when visiting Dreamworld.

• Find a hostel or accommodation close to the park, especially if you’re planning to go around the whole of Dreamworld, as this may take more than one day.
• Visit the park as early as possible (preferably when it opens) so that you make the most out of your experience. 
• It’s best to plan a trip to Dreamworld in the summer when you can cool off in all the water rides at Whitewater World. 
• Wear comfortable, loose clothing as many of the rides have strap-on harnesses and belts which can be uncomfortable if your clothing is too restrictive.
• Book your tickets well in advance as the capacity has been significantly reduced due to COVID-19.

Dreamworld is home to a variety of eateries where guests can rest and refuel before getting to the other attractions.

• Churros Stand - For those who want a taste of that warm, cinnamon-y goodness!
• Dough Bros. Pizzeria - Where you choose from a range of gourmet-style pizzas.
• Food Central - A place where you can grab a quick bite, whether it’s a burger or a foot-long hot dog.
• Green Bean Coffee Co. - Enjoy a delicious Byron Bay coffee brewed by trained baristas! 
• Ice Cream Parlour - Bringing back that retro 80’s vibe with delicious creamy ice creams and mega milkshakes.
• Presto’s Training Cafe - This training cafe for aboriginals serves up a combination of delicious sandwiches, coffee, and desserts.
• The Sandwich Shop - Here you’ll have access to a variety of sandwiches, wraps, and salads.
• Barrels Burger Bar - Head to Barrels for gourmet burgers, loaded fries, and their own craft beer.

While Dreamworld itself does not offer accommodation, there are places to stay nearby, from budget-friendly backpacker hostels to luxurious villas. 

• If you’re looking for an inexpensive option you can check out Aussie Dream Hostel or Backpackers in Paradise.
• Mid-range options are also available. Coomera Motor Inn and Amituofo Guesthouse are easily accessible from Dreamworld.
• For a more luxurious experience, book your spot at Sanctuary Cove Resort or Azzura Greens Resort. 

Dreamworld has a wide range of stores that offer a unique shopping experience.

• To take home some fun souvenirs, you can stop at Lego Store, ABC Kids World Shop, Madagascar Cargo Hold, Tiger Bazaar, Main Street Emporium, and/or Fairy Tale Treasures. 
• Satisfy your sweet tooth at Shrek’s Treats, Jelly Belly, Shaka Shack, or Candy Nut & Fudge. 
• Finally, you can take home your favourite memories at the park by choosing photos from the Dreampix Store and Motocoaster Pitstop Shop.