Aussie World Map and Brochure (2019 – 2025)
Location: Queensland, Australia
Years Active: 1989 – Active
Aussie World ain’t your fancy, squeaky-clean theme park. It’s got grit under its nails and a laugh that’s a bit too loud. Expect a day where screaming kids share space with sunbaked retirees trying their luck at the ring toss. It’s a beautiful mess, and that’s exactly what makes it fun.
Insider tip: Don’t be afraid to chat with the ride operators. These folks are Aussie World lifers, full of quirky stories and local secrets. Aussie World isn’t just about the rides, it’s about the characters – the thrill-seekers, the families out for a laugh, and the staff with that classic Aussie “she’ll be right” attitude.
Aussie World Map 2025
In 2025, Aussie World continues to list rides affected by scheduled or unscheduled maintenance closures, providing regular operational updates. Among the closures, Ballroom Blitz, a retro dance floor–themed thrill ride, is not operating this year. Additionally, the Giant Slide, a 46-meter-long and 15-meter-high slide attraction, remains closed and unavailable to visitors in 2025, reflecting ongoing maintenance or operational reasons that prevent these rides from running.
Printable Aussie World Map PDF 2025
Aussie World Map 2024
Aussie World Map 2023
Aussie World Map 2021
Aussie World Map 2020
Aussie World Map 2019
FAQ
Is Aussie World worth it?
Aussie World is worth it for families and thrill-seekers looking for a fun, affordable day out. The park offers over 30 rides and attractions with short wait times, making it ideal for all ages. Its value-for-money admission includes unlimited ride access and lively entertainment.
Do you have to pay to go on rides at Aussie World?
Yes, you have to pay to go on rides at Aussie World. The park uses an admission-based system where one ticket grants unlimited access to most rides and attractions. Individual ride tickets are not sold, and admission is required for all guests entering the park.
Who owns Aussie World?
Aussie World is owned by the Elliott family, who have operated the park since 1989. Under their ownership, the park has expanded with new rides and attractions, positioning it as a key tourist destination on Queensland’s Sunshine Coast.
What is the scariest ride at Aussie World?
The scariest ride at Aussie World is the Redback. This giant spinning pendulum ride swings riders 18 meters into the air while rotating 360 degrees, creating intense g-forces and stomach-dropping sensations. It is considered the park’s most extreme thrill ride.
