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Evening shows commence at 7:30pm and the monthly Sunday matinee commences at 12:30pm. See show calendar for dates.
Doors open 1 hour and 15 minutes prior to the showtime. Grab a drink from Bazza’s Bar and enjoy the pre-show entertainment in the Arena.
Our world-class production will captivate audiences for approximately 1 hour and 45 minutes with no intermission.

Arriving by Car Australian Outback Spectacular is located on Entertainment Road, Oxenford, just off the Pacific Motorway (M1), Exit 60.
Northbound (from Gold Coast): Take Exit 60 and turn left at the lights. Follow signs to Australian Outback Spectacular, located between Wet’n’Wild and Topgolf.
Southbound (from Brisbane): Take Exit 60, turn right at the first lights, then left at the second. Follow signs to Australian Outback Spectacular, located between Wet’n’Wild and Topgolf.
Other Transportation Options - If you don't have a car, there are plenty of transport options to get to Australian Outback Spectacular including:
Gold Coast Cabs: 131 008
Hughes Chauffeured Limousines: 1300 306 644
Bus Services Gold Coast: Book your Con-x-ion transfer on 13 10 11

Getting to the theme parks is easy and affordable, with 50-cent public transport fares available across the Translink network. Travel by bus, train or tram for just 50 cents per trip and save on your journey to the Gold Coast's top attractions.

Getting to the parks is easy with Uber. Book your ride in the Uber app and enjoy a convenient, reliable way to travel to and from the parks, so you can focus on making the most of your day. Not an Uber One member yet?

Getting to the theme parks is easy and affordable, with 50-cent public transport fares available across the Translink network. Travel by bus, train or tram for just 50 cents per trip and save on your journey to the Gold Coast's top attractions.

Getting to the parks is easy with Uber. Book your ride in the Uber app and enjoy a convenient, reliable way to travel to and from the parks, so you can focus on making the most of your day. Not an Uber One member yet?
We want to ensure that each guest has a safe and fun experience. For more information, visit accessibility page.
Registered Nurses staff the First Aid Centre at Australian Outback Spectacular. Guests should bring their own medication, including any daily-use items.
If you've lost or found something, please contact Guest Services by giving them a call on 13 10 11.
EFTPOS is available
Reserved parking is available in our car park for guests whose vehicles display a Disability Parking Permit. The reserved spaces are clearly marked with the International Disabilities Symbol.
Australian Outback Spectacular offers an Assistive Listening service to enhance the show experience for guests with hearing difficulties. Complimentary headsets with FM receivers are available, amplifying the show sound directly through headphones.
A limited number of individual hearing loops are also available for guests using T-coil hearing aids.
Please note, both services must be pre-booked by contacting our Contact Centre on 13 10 11.
Companion cards are not accepted at Australian Outback Spectacular. A reduced general admission Pensioner rate is applicable for carers visiting the show with Companion Card holders upon application with our friendly Call Centre team on 13 10 11.
We have a limited amount of wheelchair accessible seats at the Australian Outback Spectacular. For more information on these seats, or to book, please call our sales team on 13 10 11.
The performance includes loud sound effects, sudden noises, strobe lighting and atmospheric effects. These may not be suitable for guests with sensitivities or certain medical conditions including vertigo, epilepsy, seizures, heart conditions or high blood pressure.
Assistance animals are welcome. Assistance animals must be on a lead, not left unattended and wear vests that identify their role. Guests with an assistance animal may be asked to provide evidence that their animal is an assistance animal. If sufficient evidence is not provided, we may restrict entry.
Evidence Requirements:
Accredited Assistance Animal certification:
Guide, Hearing and Assistance dog identity card or valid application notice,
Translink Assistance Animal pass or interstate equivalent.
Non-accredited Assistance Animals:
Training organisation information for verification of training and hygiene standards (subject to
VRTP
review)
Medical certificates verifying the Guest’s need for assistance
Current vaccination status of the Assistance Animal
We also have the right to restrict entry to any animals, where it is reasonably necessary to protect public health or the health of other animals in our care.
For any queries regarding assistance animals please contact the Guest Services office on 13 10 11.

Call Centre Hours: Monday to Friday - 8am - 5:30pm Saturday & Sunday - 8am - 5pm
Groups and Education Bookings 07 5519 6210
Hours: Monday to Friday – 8.30am - 4:00pm Saturday & Sunday - Closed
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