Visit Dreamland twice - Dreamworld Gold Coast

#Brisbane #GoldCoast #DreamWorld For our family of four, the Dreamworld theme park in the Gold Coast area of ​​Brisbane is no longer just a tourist attraction, but a shining chapter in our family memories. We visited twice in two years, once in the spring flower season and once in the winter festival. Although the two trips were in different seasons, each time there were new surprises and adventures. The children are at an age full of exploration and curiosity. They are no longer obsessed with the children's area, but focus on the thrilling roller coasters, close animal experiences and Aboriginal cultural exploration. These two visits to Dreamworld allowed us to experience the dual fun of "bold challenges" and "slow appreciation". ～～～～ 🌸 Spring The first time we stepped into Dreamworld was in early spring in September. At this time, the Gold Coast is in full bloom, and the gardening design in the park is as colorful and moving as a flower show. 💪🏽 Challenge the Limits Our first goal was to challenge the classic facility The Claw, a giant carousel that swung to a nearly vertical height while spinning in the air. Standing on the ground, we could clearly see the flying hair and screams of joy of the people on it. Next was the Steel Taipan roller coaster, which was extremely exciting. Its 1.2-kilometer track design combined with reverse and triple acceleration almost made our hearts stop for a few beats. The camera in the park will help take pictures of the terrifying scenes, which is very memorable. Although my legs were weak after the end, I couldn't help but want to play it again! 🐯 Tiger Island In the afternoon, we went to Tiger Island. The tiger conservation area here creates an atmosphere of closeness but respect for nature. We were fortunate to participate in the guided tour and saw the trusting interaction between the keepers and the tigers like family. The children listened with great interest and developed a strong interest in the daily training and conservation concepts of tigers. ～～～～ ❄️ Winter The second time I came to Dreamworld was in July in winter. Although it is "winter", Queensland is still sunny and the temperature is pleasant, which is very suitable for a whole day of outdoor play. 🪶 Corroboree This time we spent more time in the Dreamworld Corroboree area, which is a special area that combines Aboriginal culture and Australian wildlife. Here, the children are no longer just rushing for excitement, but actively participate in the interactive Aboriginal story tour, learn about the traditional knowledge and rituals of the Australian Aboriginal people, and even try boomerang throwing. The animal area allowed us to get close to koalas, kangaroos and pelicans. The children especially like to feed the kangaroos. They tamely take food from the palm of their hands. At that moment, we feel truly connected with nature. ⛸ Winter Carnival The most surprising thing about this winter visit is the Dreamworld Winter Festival specially held by the park. Although we are in sunny Queensland, walking into the activity area is like stepping into an ice and snow town in the northern hemisphere. The children's eyes lit up immediately when they saw the artificial ice rink. They enjoyed the fun of stumbling and exploring on the ice with a supporting penguin. There are small and dreamy igloo domes next to the activity area, where you can eat and rest. There is also an ice maze that is worth visiting, which also has unicorns🦄. The most interesting thing is that "fake snowflakes" will fall from the sky every once in a while. Although they are made of foam, the snow scene created makes people forget that this is actually a subtropical area. The whole activity is not only a paradise for children, but also evokes the fairy tale imagination in our hearts. The moment of cold and warmth blending is one of the most magical memories of this winter trip. ～～～～ 🍽 Food During the play, we often take a break in the cafe in the park. In the spring, we chose ice cream cones and fresh fruit salad to quench our thirst; in the winter, we tried hot meat pie and hot chocolate to replenish our bodies and warm our hearts. Although Dreamworld is a theme park, the food and beverage options are not sloppy and the prices are more reasonable than expected. We also bought a few tiger-themed limited desserts! 📌 Suggestions 1. Arrive early so that you can rush to the crowded stimulation facilities vs. animal experience first, reducing queues and arranging the whole day's movement. 2. Wear light and prepare sunscreen: Queensland's sunshine is strong, hats and sunscreen are must-haves. 3. Use the Dreamworld App: You can check the waiting time and activity time in real time to save queuing time. 4. Arrange intermission time: Especially after the stimulation facilities, give yourself a period of breathing and enjoy a light meal. 5. Don't miss Sky Voyager: This simulated flight show is a sensory feast for the whole family, and even if you don't like stimulation facilities, you will love it deeply. 🎉 Dreamworld is very suitable for families. There is enough excitement, nature, culture and space here for every family member to find their own interests. For us, the two journeys are the starting point of adventure and a treasure box of memories. It is not just for fun, but also for spending an irreplaceable family time together again. 🌈 📍Location information: Dreamworld Theme Park Address: Dreamworld Parkway, Coomera QLD 4209