A birds eye view of the park
There isn't a whole lot of places in Perth that offers a wide variety of rides and attractions, but the few that do are really special. Adventure World is one of those places, and many of my favourite childhood memories involve long summer days riding the watersides there with friends.
Adventure World may not be the biggest theme park in Australia, but what it lacks in size it makes up for in personality. It has some unique attractions that you won't find anywhere else in Western Australia, and there's something to suit the whole family. You'll also find a bunch of restaurants and cafes at Adventure World so you can refuel after your long day of exploring the park.
I've listed below all of the rides and attractions that you can check out at Adventure World. I apologise for the extremely long list, but Adventure World is packed with tonnes of things to do:
Kids Splash Zone
For young adventuresKids Splash Zone
Dragon Express
Little Leaper
The Barnacle
Dragon Flyer
Crazy Mirrors
Aussie Wildlife Experience
Koi Pond
Paddle Boats
Kiddies Creek
The Aqua Super 6 Racer
For all the family
Kids Splash Zone
Aussie Wildlife experience
Koi Pond
Paddle Boats
Rail Rider
Sky Lift
Skull Rock
The Lagoon
Castle Lookout
Bumper Boats
Aqua Super 6 Racer
The Bounty's Revenge
Thrilling and fun
Rocky Mountain Rapids
Water Mountain Mat Slides
Speed Slide
Grand Prix Raceway
Aqua Super 6 Racer
The Shotgun
Freefall
The gravity defying Freefall
Extreme, not for the faint heartedTunnel of Terror
Power Surge
The Rampage
Bounty's revenge
Freefall
As a bit of an adrenaline junkie, my personal favourites would have to be the Tunnel of Terror, the Power Surge and the Freefall. The really great thing about Adventure World is that once you pay the entrance fee, you don't need to pay to go on any of the rides or attractions. For more information on the rides and attractions, please click
here.
Speaking of entrance fees, the pricing at Adventure World is as follows:
Children 3yrs & under
Free
Children 4-13 yrs
$41.00
Adults14 years & over
$49.00
Concession
$44.00
Seniors Card
$22.00
Return Visit Pass
$17.50
At first glance the ticket prices might seem a little steep, but remember that once you pay to get in, you don't have to pay for the rides. At the end of the day, it works out at only a couple of dollars per ride which is pretty good value. Cheaper tickets are available after 2pm, and discounts are offered for group and family bookings.
Adventure World is open from September to April, and opening times vary. Located only 20 minutes from the CBD, you can either choose to drive to Adventure World, or take a train or bus (buses run from Cockburn train station to the theme park).
If you're in Perth and you haven't been to Adventure World, you're missing out on a really special experience. For more information head to their
website.
