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Frequently asked questions

Prices, hours, height limits, food, weather and parties — the answers to the questions we hear most, all in one place.

Tickets & prices

A Full Day Pass is $40 per person (ages 4+) and covers the water park, unlimited mini golf and trampoline, unlimited Rio Grande Train rides and the jumping castle. A Spectator Pass for guests not doing activities is $10. Mechanical Bull Rider and Laser Battle are $15 each, bought separately. See all tickets & pricing.
Yes — adults coming along who aren’t doing any activities need a $10 Spectator Pass. If you want to ride, slide or play, you’ll need a pass of your own.
The Adventure Package gives you unlimited trampoline, Rio Grande Train and mini golf for the day — everything except the water park. Pick it if your group wants to stay dry.
No — both are $15 each and bought on their own. A Laser Battle game starts once six players are booked in, and you can book as many spots as your group needs.
Online through our ticketing partner — every Buy Tickets button on this site takes you there in a new tab. Buying before you arrive means you walk straight in.

Hours & weather

10am – 5pm, with last entry at 4pm. During WA school holidays we’re open all seven days. See opening hours.

Usually yes, though hours can differ. We’re closed on Christmas Day. Exact times for each holiday period are published on the opening hours page in the week beforehand.
Light rain and we’re open as normal. Storms, lightning or high winds and the water slides shut, while mini golf, Mine Shaft Maze, Rio Grande Train, Bumper Cars, Laser Battle and Jump Zone keep running. Tiki Island and the Mechanical Bull Rider are inflatables with their own wind limits, so they can close separately.
Most families spend three to four hours. Arriving near opening gives you the most time before last entry at 4pm.

Rides, heights & safety

At least 120 cm, and under 90 kg per rider. Children 4 and under may ride tandem with an adult. Under 5s must be with a fully paid adult aged 18 or over at all times. All water slide rules.

Riders need to be 8 years or older, at least 120 cm, under 100 kg, and able to mount, sit and hold on independently. One rider at a time, and under 18s need parent or guardian consent. All Bull Rider rules.

Mini golf, the Mine Shaft Maze and the Rio Grande Train — a good full day on their own for little ones. Compare every attraction.

Yes. One online form covers your whole family — sign it before you arrive and check-in takes seconds.

Yes — anyone who wears nappies must wear an aqua nappy in the wet deck area. You can buy them at the main ticket office.

The water slides and Bull Rider both list pregnancy and several health conditions as reasons not to ride. Use the attraction checker to see which rides suit you before you buy.

Food & facilities

Yes — BYO picnic food is welcome, including food for allergies and special dietary requirements. There are shaded tables and BBQ areas around the park. No glass, please.
Yes — Cozy Corner café, CC Coffee and the DFP Ice Creamery. The full menu and prices are on the food & facilities page.
No — outside alcohol can’t be brought into the park and glass isn’t permitted anywhere. Beer is available from Cozy Corner.
Swimmers with no zips or metal trims, a towel, hat and sunscreen. Leave jewellery, watches and glasses in the car for the slides. See the full checklist.

Getting here

4 Quindalup Siding Rd, Quindalup WA 6281 — between Dunsborough and Busselton.
Yes — free parking on site at the entrance, no booking needed. School holidays are busiest, so arriving near opening is easiest. Getting here.

Groups & parties

Yes. Send a group enquiry with your date and headcount and we’ll come back with options.
Yes — schools, clubs, camps and not-for-profits. If you’re coming by bus, include your arrival time and vehicle size in your enquiry and we’ll confirm the drop-off arrangement.