White Water World Gold Coast

“White Water World is the Gold Coast’s newest fun-filled water park!”

Located at Coomera (next to Dreamworld), White Water World offers everything from family friendly attractions to the most heart-pumping waterslides on earth! It is  an aquatic feast of fun that’s action packed with world firsts and water-powered adrenaline.

Rides

The Blue Ringed Octopus (spews riders head first and 16 metres high into a maze of thrilling twists and turns reaching speeds of around 50 km/hour);

The Green Room (a massive, 1.5 million dollar funnel of fun);

Super Tubes Hydro Coaster (riders sit one behind the other in a special Rocket Raft built for three before being blasted from the 18 metre tower down the 236 metre track of terror);

The RIP (facing each other, riders share the 26 second thrill ride with three friends on a cloverleaf tube designed for maximum carnage);

Cave of Waves (pushes the boundaries of wave pool technology with a surging swell travelling over 50 metres to shore);

The Little Rippers (first duelling cannon bowl water ride in the world to turn in opposite directions, one clockwise and the other anti-clockwise to create the “duelling” effect);

Temple of Huey (specially designed tube for two and take it to the limit on three different slides, the second and third equally as menacing as the first);

Kid Friendly Zones

Nickelodeon Pipeline Plunge (a safe, kid friendly zone located in an enormous ‘tree fort’ structure and the perfect place to soak up all things Nickelodeon);

Wiggle Bay (a wet and wiggly world of fun in a mini water park designed for the under fives) 

Whitewater World – One Day Pass
(Prices: $30 to $45)

White Water World – Annual Pass
(Prices: $82 to $130) 

Whitewater World & Dreamworld -
2 Day Pass
(Prices: $69 to $299)

Reviews:

“We had an absolute ball at White Water World. While the kids played at Wiggle Bay, the Big Boys kept themselves entertained on the action rides and wouldn’t stop laughing the whole time we were there… there must have been something in the water!” Christine, August 2009