Fun Day Out Competitors

Zoos Victoria operates four world-class zoos: Melbourne Zoo, Healesville Sanctuary, Werribee Open Range Zoo and Kyabram Fauna Park. We aim to become the world leader in zoo-based conservation and are already playing a leading role in advocacy for wildlife and wild places. As a not for profit organisation, we rely on funding from the state government as well as financial support from the community to provide the very best animal care. Zoos Victoria is an organisation full of committed staff members from numerous disciplines, working together to fight extinction to save endangered species. To find out more about our Fighting Extinction Commitment, head to www.zoo.org.au/fighting-extinction-goal

Dreamworld is one of Australia’s most beloved theme parks and has been helping guests make new memories for 40 years. From thrill rides to family fun, there's something for everyone to enjoy. Dreamworld is also home to the world famous Tiger Island, as well as a Native Wildlife precinct where guests can interact with Australian native wildlife including koalas, kangaroos and more. Dreamworld's neighbouring water park, WhiteWater World is open seasonally in the warmer months and offers thrilling slides a wave pool and great family fun for everyone. SkyPoint located on top of the iconic Q1 Building, one of the world's tallest residential towers takes you to the highest point above the Gold Coast and offers spectacular 360 degree views from the surf to the hinterland and beyond. Rising 230m into the sky, SkyPoint is located on Level 77 and 78 of the iconic Q1 Tower in southern Surfers Paradise.

Luna Park Sydney is a rare heritage-listed art deco amusement park on the water-edge of Sydney Harbour at Milson’s Point. Operating since 1935, Luna Park Sydney gives joy, wonder and escapism to more than a million visitors per year. To step under the iconic face was a different world –a world of fun –and the Park quickly became a vital part of Sydney’s social and cultural fabric. Today, Luna Park remains one of the most intact art-deco amusement parks in the world, as a familiar need for escapism and fun grows in an uncertain post-pandemic world. Built in 1935, Luna Park is Sydney’s oldest and most iconic Amusement Park and since 2010 has been listed on the NSW State heritage register. The Luna Park Site is managed by the Luna Park Reserve Trust and since 2004, Luna Park Sydney PtyLtd has held a 40-year operating lease. In January 2021, the Park closed temporarily to install 9 new rides making it one of the biggest Amusement Park upgrades in the world. Of course, the rides are the main attraction but there is so much more to be enjoyed including; Sideshow games, classic theme park food (fairy floss), entertainment from the Showtime team and special events such as Halloscream.