Step into ancient Egypt with a cutting-edge VR adventure, the perfect blend of fun and education.
Step into ancient Egypt with a cutting-edge VR adventure, the perfect blend of fun and education.
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The Arts Corner
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Katoomba RSL
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Carrington Park
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Honeymoon Lookout
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Echo Point
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Scenic SkyWay (East Station)
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Katoomba Waterfalls
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Scenic World
Located in the heart of Australia's World Heritage-listed Blue Mountains, Scenic World offers unparalleled views of the Jamison Valley, Katoomba, and attractions like the Scenic Railway, Skyway, Cableway, and Walkway. Immerse yourself in lush rainforests, marvel at sandstone cliffs, and enjoy a family-friendly in the Blue Mountains.
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Narrow Neck Lookout
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Devil's Hole
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Cahill's Lookout
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Katoomba Falls Tourist Park
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Cafe Lurline
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Kiah Lookout
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Leura Cascades
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Gordon Falls Lookout
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Elysian Lookout
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Olympian Lookout
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Lyrebird Dell
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Leura Village
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Leura Railway Station
Sydney CBD
Starting your day with a pickup in the heart of Sydney’s bustling CBD – think shopping, dining, and that unmistakable energy that Sydney’s city life is famous for. Don’t miss out on grabbing a quick coffee from one of the many cafes—perfect for a pick-me-up before starting the day.
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Featherdale Wildlife Park
Get up close with some of Australia’s cutest and most unique wildlife. From koalas to kangaroos, you’ll see animals found nowhere else in the world. Take your time at the koala photo station – it's the perfect place for a memorable snapshot, especially if you’re lucky enough to get a cuddle with one.
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Leura Village
A charming mountain village vibe, perfect for a tea break and a little shopping. Leura is the spot for all things artsy, boutique, and locally made goods. When you explore, don't forget to pick up something fresh for lunch from one of the bakeries or restaurants.
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Echo Point
One of the most breathtaking views in the Blue Mountains. Echo Point offers a panoramic look at the iconic Three Sisters rock formation and surrounding valleys. Indigenous legend tells the Three Sisters were turned to stone to protect them.
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Scenic World
Experience the mountains in a whole new way, riding the Skyway, Cableway, and Railway. It’s a perfect mix of adventure and jaw-dropping views from every angle. Be sure to try the Scenic Railway for the full experience—it’s one of the steepest rides in the world and totally worth the adrenaline rush!
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Paramatta Wharf
Tickets included
End your day with a relaxing cruise down the Parramatta River, offering gorgeous views of both the river’s natural beauty and Sydney’s impressive skyline. Keep your camera handy—the light reflecting on the river at sunset makes for fantastic photographs, especially with the Sydney Harbour as a backdrop.
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Circular Quay, Sydney
At the end of your day trip, you'll find yourself at the iconic Sydney Circular Quay, a bustling waterfront hub that’s the heart of the city’s harbor. With the Sydney Opera House on one side and the Sydney Harbour Bridge on the other, Circular Quay offers views that’ll make you want to pause and take it all in. The area is home to a blend of modern shops, cafes, and restaurants, as well as historical landmarks, giving you the perfect spot to unwind after a day of exploration.
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SEA LIFE Sydney Aquarium
WILD LIFE Sydney Zoo
Madame Tussauds Sydney
Sydney Tower Eye
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Sydney Hop-On Hop-Off Tour
Sydney Tower Eye
Please click here for a detailed route map and its boarding points.
You can join a tour at any stop and hop on and off for the duration of your ticket.
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Blue Route
Sydney Hop-On Hop-Off Tour
Sydney Tower Eye
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15% off
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Sydney Hop-On Hop-Off Tour
SEA LIFE Aquarium
Please click here for a detailed route map and its boarding points
You can join a tour at any stop and hop on and off for the duration of your ticket.
Red Route
Blue Route
Sydney Hop-On Hop-Off Tour
SEA LIFE Aquarium
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SEA LIFE Sydney
Taronga Zoo with Express Ferry
SEA LIFE Sydney
Toranga Zoo with Express Ferry
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Find out the best time to visit Sydney to make the most of your experience in the city.
The following are all the travel essentials that will be helpful when visiting Sydney.
Make the most of your experience by visiting the top attractions in the city. Here are the best things to do in Sydney.
The city is an ultimate adventure paradise for all little explorers. Check out the top kids’ activities in Sydney that you must cover when visiting the city.
Find out useful tips and guidelines before visiting Sydney for a seamless experience.
These are the best amusement parks in Sydney that are worth visiting:
Luna Park and Timbertown Heritage Theme Park following are the top theme parks in Sydney for families and little explorers:
These are the must-visit theme park destinations in Sydney for all thrill-seekers:
Luna Park Sydney has the most exhilarating rides ranging from scary to thrilling. Raging Waters Sydney has some of the most thrilling water rides in the world for you to enjoy.
These are the theme parks in Sydney to visit if you’re heading down with a medium or large-sized group:
Luna Park Sydney opened on October 4th, 1935 is marked as the oldest theme park in Sydney and is a heritage-listed amusement park located on the northern shore of Sydney Harbour.
Yes, Sydney theme park tickets are now available online for visitors to purchase.
Most theme parks have discounted tickets. Buying online can save you time and get you good deals on tickets.
While the prices can vary depending on the theme park selected, the average starting cost for Sydney Theme Parks is between $70 - $80
While many attraction tickets have a flexible cancellation policy, it can vary depending on which experience you book for.
Sydney can be generally visited at any time of the year. But, if you’re planning to visit Sydney outdoor theme parks the best time to visit will be from September to November or February to May. The weather will be pleasant and the tourist crowd will be less.
Luna Park Sydney and Raging Waters Sydney see the most number of visitors overall.
It is ideal to wear loose-fitting clothes and shoes if you’re going for thrill-seeking rides such as roller coasters and vertical drops. All visitors must carry their own swimsuits when going to water theme parks. If not, you may be denied access or asked to purchase a suite at the venue.
While the restrictions vary for each attraction, the majority of theme parks in Sydney do not allow outside food and beverages into the park. However, visitors have the option to avail snacks, drinks, and other dining options from restaurants and kiosks situated inside the theme park.