The park was originally known as Cade's County Water Park when it opened in 1984 before rebranding.
The park's 'AquaLoop' slide features a trapdoor floor that drops riders into a near-vertical 360-degree loop.
Wet'n'Wild Gold Coast is one of the most visited water parks in the Southern Hemisphere.
The park's Giant Wave Pool can simulate ocean-like conditions with waves reaching significant heights.
The facility is owned and operated by the Village Roadshow Theme Parks group.
Wet'n'Wild Gold Coast is a large-scale commercial water park featuring a diverse array of high-speed slides, wave pools, and dedicated family leisure zones. It is situated directly adjacent to the Pacific Motorway in the suburb of Oxenford, Queensland. The facility includes thrill-seeking attractions like the AquaLoop and various multi-lane racer slides. A dedicated zone, Wet'n'Wild Junior, caters specifically to young children with scaled-down versions of larger attractions. The park utilizes an integrated ticketing system often linked with other local Village Roadshow theme parks. It operates as a seasonal destination, heavily influenced by the tropical climate of the Gold Coast region.
The elevated viewing platform overlooking the Giant Wave Pool provides the most comprehensive shot of the park's scale.
Arrive at park opening to secure a base at a shaded cabana or lounge chair, as these fill up quickly.
Purchase tickets online in advance to bypass primary entry queues.
Wear water shoes, as concrete walkways can become extremely hot under the Queensland sun.
Do not attempt to bring outside food or professional camera equipment into the park, as these are restricted.
The park operates on a seasonal basis, often with reduced operating days or temporary closures during the cooler winter months (June-August).
Proper swimwear is required on all slides; street clothes, denim, or clothing with zippers/buttons are prohibited on ride surfaces.
