Warner Bros Movie World

1. High-Thrill DC Universe

The DC Universe area is the adrenaline core of the park, designed for thrill-seekers looking for high-speed launches, towering drops, and intense coaster experiences.

• DC Rivals HyperCoaster – Still the tallest, fastest, and longest roller coaster in the Southern Hemisphere. For the ultimate challenge, riders can book the famous Reverse Seat at the back of the train for a backward-facing ride.
• Superman Escape – A fan-favourite launch coaster that accelerates from 0 to 100 km/h in just two seconds, simulating Superman’s explosive take-off.
• The Flash: Speed Force – One of the newest additions (2024–2025), this twisting shuttle-style coaster delivers fast launches and tight inversions near the Superman precinct.
• Batwing Spaceshot – A vertical launch tower that propels riders high above the park before a thrilling drop back to the ground.

This zone remains the park’s biggest draw for teens, thrill-seekers, and coaster enthusiasts visiting the Gold Coast.

2. The Wizard of Oz Precinct

The Wizard of Oz precinct is the park’s newest and most celebrated expansion, fully operational in 2026. This world-first themed land brings the beloved classic film to life with immersive sets, vibrant colours, and family-friendly thrill rides.

• Kansas Twister – A dual-track racing coaster that delivers side-by-side excitement, making it perfect for families and competitive riders.
• Flight of the Wicked Witch – A suspended family coaster that glides and swoops through themed scenery inspired by the iconic villain.

This area has quickly become the park’s biggest family attraction, combining storybook theming with modern ride technology. Walking the
Yellow Brick Road through this precinct is now one of the most photographed experiences in the park.

3. Kids’ WB! Fun Zone

Designed for younger visitors, the Kids’ WB! Fun Zone offers gentle rides, splash play areas, and character experiences inspired by classic Looney Tunes favourites.

• Road Runner Rollercoaster – A fun, junior-friendly coaster that introduces kids to their first roller coaster thrills.
• Looney Tunes Splash Zone – An interactive water play area ideal for cooling off on warm Gold Coast days.
• Character Meet-and-Greets – Opportunities to meet Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, and other beloved characters.

This zone is the perfect starting point for families with toddlers and primary-school-aged children, offering a relaxed and playful atmosphere.

 

From quick snacks to hearty meals, the park offers a wide range of dining options to keep you energized throughout the day. In 2026, several signature venues stand out for their atmosphere, value, and menu variety, along with new themed treats in the Wizard of Oz precinct.

• Gotham City Cafe

The ultimate dining spot for DC fans, this Batman-themed restaurant serves some of the park’s best premium burgers, fries, and combo meals. It’s centrally located on Main Street and features a large, air-conditioned indoor seating area, perfect for escaping the Queensland heat during peak afternoon hours.

• Rick’s Café Americano

This all-you-can-eat buffet is a favourite among families looking for great value. Inspired by the classic film Casablanca, Rick’s serves unlimited pizza, pasta, and fresh salads in a relaxed setting, making it ideal for refuelling during a full day at the park.

• Dirty Harry Bar & Grill

For something a little different, this western-inspired venue offers Mexican-style favourites such as nachos, burritos, and loaded fries. Adults can also enjoy a selection of beers and frozen margaritas, making it a popular mid-day break spot.

• Sweet Treats & Main Street Snacks

No visit is complete without a dessert stop. The Village Ice Cream Parlour and various churro stands offer classic theme park treats. In the Wizard of Oz precinct, look out for new themed snacks introduced with the land’s opening, such as “Emerald City” green popcorn, “Ruby Red” slushies, and “Yellow Brick” fudge.

• Dietary Options (2026 Update)

Movie World has expanded its vegan, vegetarian, and gluten-free offerings across multiple outlets. Most digital menus now feature clear icons to help guests quickly identify suitable meals.

2026 Insider Dining Tips

• Use the Village Roadshow App: Mobile ordering is available at select outlets. Place your lunch order while waiting in a ride queue to avoid the 12:30 PM Main Street rush.
• Refillable Souvenir Bottles: Purchase a themed bottle (DC or Looney Tunes designs) for discounted soft drink or slushie refills throughout the day.
• Eat Early or Late: For shorter lines and better seating, plan lunch around 11:30 AM or after 2:00 PM.

1. The Wizard of Oz Precinct (New & Immersive)

Step onto the Yellow Brick Road in the park’s newest and most celebrated zone, fully operational in 2026. This world-first themed land brings The Wizard of Oz to life with immersive environments that rival the best theme-park lands globally. It is now Movie World’s biggest family draw.

• Flight of the Wicked Witch – A suspended family coaster that swoops through themed scenery inspired by the classic film.
• Kansas Twister – A dual-track racing coaster offering side-by-side thrills for riders of all ages.
• Emerald City & Yellow Brick Road – Themed treats, photo ops, and character experiences make this precinct a must-visit.

This area blends nostalgic storytelling with modern ride technology and has quickly become one of the park’s most photographed attractions.

2. Iconic DC-Themed Coasters & Thrills

Movie World’s DC Universe remains the park’s adrenaline hub, packed with legendary coasters and high-velocity experiences:

• DC Rivals HyperCoaster – The Southern Hemisphere’s longest and fastest coaster. Consider trying the Reverse Seat option (at the back of the train) for a 2026 “bucket list” thrill.
• Superman Escape – A rapid-launch coaster that sprints from 0–100 km/h in under two seconds.
• (Maintenance Alert) The Flash: Speed Force and Batwing Spaceshot are under scheduled maintenance through early April 2026, and DC Rivals HyperCoaster is slated for checks later in February, so check the live maintenance schedule on the Movie World app before visiting.

Despite temporary closures, this zone remains a top destination for thrill lovers and coaster fans.

3.Hollywood Stunt & Spy ActionT

he park’s live entertainment has evolved beyond traditional shows. In 2026, the Spy Chase Stunt Show (introduced in late 2025) is a high-octane performance featuring world-class drifting, pyrotechnics, and cinematic spectacle, perfect for action fans of all ages. Check showtimes via the Movie World app to plan around ride schedules.

4. The Main Street Star Parade

The daily Star Parade is the heartbeat of Movie World. At 3:30 PM, Main Street comes alive with an expansive cast including Justice League heroes, Looney Tunes characters, and now the beloved stars of the Wizard of Oz precinct. It’s one of the best moments of the day for photos and immersive interaction.

5. Character Meet-and-Greets

Beyond the standard meet-and-greet spots, 2026 features enhanced character experiences like the JL 52 Batmobile Experience, where guests can capture professional-style photos with Batman and his iconic vehicle. Interactions with Looney Tunes characters and Oz cast members are scattered throughout the park, adding fun for all ages.

6. Cultural & Seasonal Events (Feb 2026)

Since February 17–22, 2026, Movie World has been celebrating Lunar New Year with daily cultural performances on Main Street. Visitors can enjoy lion and dragon dances at 11:30 AM each day, adding vibrant festivities and photo moments to your visit.
 

• Download the App Immediately

The Village Roadshow Theme Parks App is essential in 2026. Load your Thrillark tickets into the app for seamless entry, check live wait times, and review the daily maintenance schedule before heading to any ride. It’s the only reliable way to avoid walking across the park to a temporarily closed attraction.

• Start Smart: Ride What’s Open
• As of February 17, 2026, several headline rides are under maintenance:
• The Flash: Speed Force – Closed until April 2
• Batwing Spaceshot – Closed until April 2
• DC Rivals HyperCoaster – Closing Feb 23 – Mar 16

Instead of heading straight to closed attractions, prioritise Superman Escape early in the morning. Families should make a beeline for the Wizard of Oz precinct at park opening, Kansas Twister and Flight of the Wicked Witch regularly hit 60-minute queues by midday.

• Skip the Single-Rider Assumption — Consider Fast Track

Permanent single-rider lines have largely been phased out in 2026. While they may occasionally operate during peak demand, they are not guaranteed. If you’re visiting on a busy day and have limited time, consider purchasing a Fast Track (One Shot) pass via the app for your must-do ride.

• Lunar New Year Strategy (Feb 16–22 Only)

If visiting this week, plan to be on Main Street at 11:30 AM for the special Lunar New Year Lion and Dragon Dance performances. It’s a limited-time cultural highlight and one of the most vibrant photo opportunities of the season.
After the performance, head directly to Gotham City Cafe before 12:00 PM to beat the lunch rush. Pro tip: Mobile order your meal through the app while waiting in your final morning queue.

• Catch the 3:30 PM Star Parade

The Main Street Star Parade is the park’s must-see daily entertainment. In 2026, it features DC Super Heroes, Looney Tunes favourites, and the new Wizard of Oz characters. For the best view, secure a spot near the Roxy Theatre about 20 minutes early, this section offers excellent sightlines and character interaction moments.
 

• Dreamworld & Rivertown

Just a five-minute drive away, Australia’s largest theme park now features the all-new Rivertown precinct, opened in late 2025. The headline attraction is Jungle Rush, a world-first switchback coaster that launches both forwards and backwards through jungle ruins. The park also features major thrill rides like King Claw, while the former Mick Doohan Motocoaster permanently closed in January 2026.

• Wet'n'Wild Gold Coast

Located right next door to Movie World, Wet’n’Wild is the region’s top water park for cooling off after a theme park day. The standout 2026 addition is the vibrant Zoom Zone, featuring colour-changing enclosed slides.

Maintenance Note (Feb 16 – Mar 8, 2026): Signature attractions like KABOOM! and River Rapids are temporarily closed for scheduled safety maintenance.

• Australian Outback Spectacular – “Heartland”

Within walking distance of Movie World, this popular dinner show presents the 2026 production “Heartland.” The experience features immersive 3D mapping, the interactive “Pass the Hat” challenge, and a high-energy quad bike versus horse race sequence.
Booking Tip: For February 2026, an “Adults at Kids Prices” promotion is available on selected dates.

• Surfers Paradise & SkyPoint Observation Deck

About a 20-minute drive from Movie World, Surfers Paradise is the lively heart of the Gold Coast, known for its beaches, nightlife, and shopping. In February 2026, the area hosted Lunar New Year laneway lion dances and seasonal events. For the best panoramic views, head up to the SkyPoint Observation Deck in the Q1 building, currently a trending evening experience offering 360-degree coastal vistas.
 

Q.1. Do I need a full day at Movie World?

Yes. Most visitors spend a full day enjoying the roller coasters, live shows, character experiences, and themed zones. Arriving early helps you fit in more rides and entertainment.

Q.2. Are there rides for young children?

Yes. The park includes family-friendly areas like the Kids’ WB! Fun Zone, with gentle rides, splash zones, and cartoon-themed
attractions designed for younger guests.

Q.3. Are lockers available?

Yes. Lockers are available near major thrill rides for storing loose items. In 2026, all-day locker rentals typically range from $15 to $25 depending on size and location. Free short-term ride lockers are also available at select high-thrill attractions.

Q.4. Can I meet superheroes?

Yes. Character meet-and-greets with DC superheroes, Looney Tunes characters, and Wizard of Oz characters take place throughout the day at designated locations.

Q.5. Is the park open year-round?

Yes. Movie World operates most of the year, though operating hours and certain attractions may vary depending on season, maintenance schedules, or special events.

Q.6. What is the best time to visit?

Weekdays outside school holidays usually have the shortest wait times. Arriving at opening time helps you experience the most popular rides before crowds build.

Q.7. Do I need to download the park app?

Yes. In 2026, the Village Roadshow Theme Parks app is essential. It’s the only way to view live wait times, manage virtual queues, and check the current maintenance schedule, which is especially important, as some major rides may be temporarily closed.

Q.8. Are there dining options inside the park?

Yes. The park has several restaurants, snack stands, and themed cafés offering burgers, pizza, desserts, and drinks. Vegan and gluten-free options are now widely available across major outlets.

Q.9. What are the biggest thrill rides?

The park’s headline thrill rides include DC Rivals HyperCoaster, Superman Escape, and other major DC-themed attractions.

Maintenance Note (Feb 2026): The Flash: Speed Force and Batwing Spaceshot are currently closed for scheduled maintenance until April 2, 2026. Ride availability changes daily, so it’s best to check the official app before your visit.

Q.10. What is the Wizard of Oz precinct?

Opened in late 2024, this is a world-first immersive Wizard of Oz-themed land. In 2026, it is the park’s most popular family zone, featuring the Kansas Twister racing coaster and the Flight of the Wicked Witch suspended coaster, along with themed character meet-and-greets.

Q.11. Are single-rider lines available?

In 2026, permanent single-rider lines have mostly been phased out at major coasters. Instead, visitors can purchase “One Shot” Fast Track passes for specific rides to skip the regular queue.

Q.12. Can I bring outside food into the park?

Only small amounts of homemade snacks, fruit, or special dietary items are typically allowed. Commercial fast food or takeaway meals from outside brands are not permitted inside the park.

Q.13. Are there shows and parades during the day?

Yes. The park hosts live stunt shows, character performances, and the daily Main Street Star Parade, which features DC heroes, Looney Tunes, and Wizard of Oz characters.

Q.14. What is today’s special entertainment?

If you’re visiting between February 16–22, 2026, the park is celebrating Lunar New Year. Don’t miss the Lunar New Year Cultural Performance with lion and dragon dances at 11:30 AM on Main Street, alongside the regular 3:30 PM Star Parade.

Q.15. Is Fast Track worth it?

Fast Track passes can save significant time on busy days, especially during school holidays or weekends. The “One Shot” option is popular for skipping the queue on a specific must-ride attraction.

Q.16. How early should I arrive?

Arriving at park opening gives you the best chance to experience major rides with shorter wait times before peak crowds arrive around midday.