Dreamworld Gold Coast + Wax Museum Combo Ticket
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USD 92.23
Wild thrills and wax celebrities — two of the Gold Coast's most distinctive experiences in one. Dreamworld in Coomera delivers 85 hectares of Australia's biggest theme park action: Steel Taipan's 105 km/h triple-launch coaster, the 119-metre Giant Drop, koalas, tigers, and the all-new Rivertown precinct. The Wax Museum at Surfers Paradise then brings you face-to-face with 110+ life-size figures of history's most famous faces — from royalty and world leaders to sports icons and entertainment legends. Book on Thrillark.
Key Highlights
- Dreamworld Gold Coast — Australia's largest theme park, 85 hectares, 40+ rides in a rich lineup of themed precincts
- Steel Taipan triple-launch coaster at 105 km/h, and the world-class Giant Drop free-falling from 119 metres
- Rivertown — the newest jungle-themed precinct with Jungle Rush, the world's first inclined triple-switch turntable coaster
- Wildlife encounters: tigers, koalas, kangaroos, and Australian natives in WILD with Australian Geographic
- Wax Museum Gold Coast — 110+ life-size wax figures of famous historical and contemporary personalities
- Chamber of Horrors — a historical torture chamber spanning centuries of techniques from around the world
- Authentic Crown Jewels replicas from Britain's royal collection, featuring coronation pieces from Queen Elizabeth II's Coronation Ceremony
- Dioramas bringing Australian history and culture to life — a Gold Coast institution since 1968
About Dreamworld Gold Coast + Wax Museum Combo Ticket
Dreamworld Coomera is Australia's largest theme park — 85 hectares of rides, precincts, wildlife, and entertainment that makes it genuinely a full day's destination. Steel Taipan's triple-launch thrills and the Giant Drop's 119-metre free-fall represent the most extreme ride experiences in the park, while the new Rivertown precinct adds family-friendly depth with Jungle Rush and vintage car rides. Tiger conservation encounters, koala presentations, and WILD with Australian Geographic bring a meaningful wildlife dimension to the day that most theme parks cannot match.
The Wax Museum at Surfers Paradise is one of the Gold Coast's longest-standing attractions, with roots dating back to 1968, when it first opened on Ferny Avenue. Today it houses over 110 life-size wax figures of famous personalities from history and contemporary life — world leaders, sports heroes, entertainment icons, royalty, and historical figures whose likenesses have been crafted with extraordinary detail. Some of the oldest pieces in the collection are over 150 years old, including a figure of Madame Tussaud herself. The Chamber of Horrors and the Crown Jewels replicas add distinctive themed sections to the experience, and the Dioramas section brings Australian history and culture to life in illustrated scenes. It is a classic, engaging complement to a full day at Dreamworld. Book both on Thrillark.
The Wax Museum at Surfers Paradise is one of the Gold Coast's longest-standing attractions, with roots dating back to 1968, when it first opened on Ferny Avenue. Today it houses over 110 life-size wax figures of famous personalities from history and contemporary life — world leaders, sports heroes, entertainment icons, royalty, and historical figures whose likenesses have been crafted with extraordinary detail. Some of the oldest pieces in the collection are over 150 years old, including a figure of Madame Tussaud herself. The Chamber of Horrors and the Crown Jewels replicas add distinctive themed sections to the experience, and the Dioramas section brings Australian history and culture to life in illustrated scenes. It is a classic, engaging complement to a full day at Dreamworld. Book both on Thrillark.
Inclusions
- Admission to Dreamworld Gold Coast
- Admission to Wax Museum Gold Coast
Exclusions
- Personal Expenses
- Food and beverages at both venues
- Transportation between venues
Insiders' Tips
The Wax Museum is located in Surfers Paradise at 56 Ferny Avenue — approximately 30 minutes south of Dreamworld by car. It's ideal for a late afternoon or early evening visit after Dreamworld, as it's fully indoors and operates into the evening. The Chamber of Horrors section has age considerations — review the content before visiting with young children.
Additional Information
Operating hours
- Dreamworld: 10:30 AM to 4:00 PM (Monday-Thursday), 10.30 AM to 5PM (Friday), and 10 AM to 5 PM (Saturday & Sunday)
- Wax Museum: Open daily from 10 AM to 6 PM
- Outside food and drinks are not allowed
- Smoking is prohibited
- Flash photography is not permitted
- Wheelchair accessible
- Lockers
Cancellation Policy
Non-refundable: All bookings are final once confirmed. Please review your visit dates carefully before completing your purchase.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Wax Museum Gold Coast?
The Wax Museum Gold Coast on Ferny Avenue, Surfers Paradise, is one of Australia's longest-running wax figure attractions, with its origins on the Gold Coast dating back to 1968. It houses over 110 life-size wax figures of famous personalities including world leaders, royalty, sports legends, historical figures, and entertainment icons. Some of the oldest pieces in the collection predate the museum's Australian location by over a century, including a figure of Madame Tussaud herself.
What is the Chamber of Horrors at the Wax Museum?
The Chamber of Horrors at the Wax Museum Gold Coast is a dedicated section exploring historical torture methods from various cultures and periods throughout history. It features displays and implements from different centuries and regions, providing a historical context for practices that once shaped societies around the world. The section is designed as a sobering educational exhibit rather than a purely entertainment-focused experience, and has age-related content considerations for younger visitors.
What are the Crown Jewels replicas at the Wax Museum?
The Crown Jewels collection at the Wax Museum Gold Coast features authentic replicas of Britain's priceless royal regalia, including pieces from Queen Elizabeth II's Coronation Ceremony. The display includes replica crowns, sceptres, orbs, and other ceremonial regalia crafted to match the originals held in the Tower of London — pieces that most people will never see in person. It is one of the most distinctive features of the Wax Museum Gold Coast and sets it apart from similar attractions elsewhere.
Is Dreamworld Gold Coast the biggest theme park in Australia?
Yes — Dreamworld Gold Coast in Coomera is Australia's largest theme park by total area, spanning 85 hectares and offering over 40 rides and attractions across multiple themed precincts. Beyond rides, it also incorporates significant wildlife experiences through WILD with Australian Geographic, a tiger conservation program, koala presentations, and Australia's first and only Southern Hemisphere dedicated wildlife theme park component.
How do I get from Dreamworld to the Wax Museum Gold Coast?
Dreamworld Gold Coast is located in Coomera, approximately 30–35 minutes south of the Wax Museum in Surfers Paradise by car via the Pacific Motorway. The combination works naturally as a full Gold Coast day — Dreamworld in the morning and afternoon, then the Wax Museum as a late afternoon or early evening visit in Surfers Paradise. Most visitors drive or use rideshare between the two venues.
What types of famous people are represented at the Wax Museum Gold Coast?
The Wax Museum Gold Coast collection spans a remarkably diverse range of famous figures across history and contemporary life. Sections include world leaders and politicians, royalty from multiple nations, sports heroes from cricket, football, and other major sports, entertainment and music legends, historical figures, and figures specific to Australian history and culture through the Dioramas section. The collection is regularly updated with new figures, and some of the rarest pieces in the collection date back over 150 years.
Is the Wax Museum Gold Coast suitable for children?
The Wax Museum Gold Coast is generally suitable for children, with the exception of the Chamber of Horrors section which contains historical torture displays that may not be appropriate for younger visitors. The Dioramas section, which brings Australian history and nursery rhymes to life through illustrated scenes, is particularly well-suited to children. The main wax figure galleries featuring celebrities and historical personalities are appropriate for all ages. Parents should exercise their judgment regarding the Chamber of Horrors based on their children's ages and sensitivities.
How long does a visit to the Wax Museum Gold Coast take?
A thorough visit to the Wax Museum Gold Coast typically takes 1 to 2 hours, depending on how much time visitors spend at each exhibit and how many photos are taken with the wax figures. The gallery flows naturally from section to section, covering the main celebrity and historical figures, the Dioramas, the Crown Jewels, and the Chamber of Horrors. The museum's Surfers Paradise location makes it easy to combine with dining, shopping, and other Surfers Paradise attractions before or after.
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