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Wet’n’Wild Gold Coast

Thing to do · Water parkOxenford, Gold Coast

Year-round water park at Oxenford with racing slides, tube rides, the KABOOM! drop slide and a large splash zone and junior slides for young children.

At a glance

Type
Water park
Area
Oxenford, Gold Coast, Australia
Official site
wetnwild.com.au

Good to know

  • Water slides
  • Children's splash zone
  • Junior slides
  • Cashless
  • Lockers

Why we recommend it

Wet'n'Wild Gold Coast is the big water park in the theme park area at Oxenford, on Entertainment Road on the northern Gold Coast. It operates year-round, closing only on Anzac Day and Christmas Day, and it is one of the most popular ways to spend a hot day on the coast with children or a group of friends. Its rides span everything from gentle splash areas to steep drops, and the park shares Entertainment Road with Warner Bros. Movie World.

For thrill seekers, KABOOM! is one of the newest rides, combining a 10-metre drop, a zero-gravity climb and a full 360-degree rotation at speeds of up to 41 kilometres an hour, and Zoom Zone has been promoted as a new thrill attraction too. Double Barrel is a 12-metre-high tube slide, Super Ripper offers two body slides from the same height, and Constrictor sends riders through a tunnel entry into a tube slide. The Super 8 Aqua Racer has multiple lanes over an 86-metre run, so groups can race each other to the bottom.

Younger children are well catered for. H2Oasis is a tropical splash zone covering 870 square metres, designed for little ones but with room for adults to join in, and the Wet'n'Wild Junior area has eight slides sized for children. That makes the park a good choice for families with mixed ages, where older children can head for the big slides while parents stay with toddlers.

Opening hours change with the seasons and are shorter on many weekdays outside the summer holidays, so check the park information page for the dates of your visit. Allow most of a day. Bring sunscreen, a hat and a towel, and plan to reapply sun protection regularly. The park is cashless, accepting card and digital payments only, and queue lines can close before the park itself does. Some rides may not run in bad weather or during maintenance, and the Theme Parks app shows maps and wait times.

Without a car, take the tram, a bus or the train to Helensvale station and change to the TX7 bus, which runs every 15 minutes in the morning; from Brisbane, take the train to Coomera and change to the TX7. Theme park transfers can also be booked with Con-x-ion. Guest Services can be reached by phone, and wheelchair reservations are handled by the Guest Services office.

Wet’n’Wild Gold Coast FAQs

Is Wet'n'Wild open all year?

Yes. It operates year-round and closes only on Anzac Day (25 April) and Christmas Day.

Where is Wet'n'Wild Gold Coast?

Entertainment Road, Oxenford, on the northern Gold Coast.

Is it good for young children?

Yes. H2Oasis is an 870 square metre splash zone for little ones, and Wet'n'Wild Junior has eight slides for children.

What is KABOOM!?

A ride with a 10-metre drop, a zero-gravity climb and a 360-degree rotation, reaching up to 41 km/h.

Can you pay with cash?

No. The park is cashless and accepts card and digital payments only.

How do you get there by public transport?

Travel to Helensvale station and take the TX7 bus. From Brisbane, take the train to Coomera and change to the TX7.

Do opening hours change?

Yes. Hours vary by season and day, so check the park information page before you go.

How do you contact Guest Services?

Guest Services is on 07 5556 1610; booking enquiries go to 13 10 11.

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