Page last updated: 02 January 2025
Warner Bros. Movie World is Australia’s premier movie-themed park on the Gold Coast, offering thrilling rides, live entertainment, and immersive experiences inspired by blockbuster films and iconic characters.
How many people visit Warner Bros. Movie World each year?
Approximately 1.4 million tourists visit Warner Bros. Movie World each year.
- In 2019, over 1.4 million tourists visited Warner Bros. Movie World. However, due to the pandemic in 2020, this number dropped to 500,000.
- Approximately 800,000 tourists visited Warner Bros. Movie World in 2021 and this increased to 1.2 million visitors in 2022.
- In 2023, the international and domestic figure increased to 1.5 million, indicating 25% growth from the previous year.
How many tourists visited Warner Bros. Movie World in 2023?
- In 2023, Warner Bros. Movie World welcomed approximately 1.5 million visitors, indicating a 25% growth from the previous year and exceeding the 2019 figure by 7%.
How many tourists visit Warner Bros. Movie World every day?
- Warner Bros. Movie World attracts an average of 3,800 to 4,000 visitors daily, with attendance varying based on the season, special events, and holidays.
Note that the figures above are based on annual visitors divided by the number of days in the year.
How much do tourists spend at Warner Bros. Movie World every year?
In 2023, international and domestic tourists spent $600 million at Warner Bros. Movie World.
- In 2019, total spending reached $560 million. However, due to the pandemic, spending dropped to $200 million in 2020.
- In 2023, tourism spending exceeded the pre-pandemic figure by 7% totalling $600 million.
How much does it cost to visit Warner Bros. Movie World?
- The average cost of visiting Warner Bros. Movie World is approximately $400 per family of 4 for a day trip.
Which countries visit Warner Bros. Movie World the most?
The majority of tourists to Queensland where Warner Bros. Movie World is located, shows that 64% are from regions in Australia and 28% come from Queensland.
- 8% of the visitors are international visitors.
Why do people visit Warner Bros. Movie World?
People visit Warner Bros. Movie World primarily for leisure and to experience thrill rides and attractions (60%).
- Entertainment and Shows: Live performances like Hollywood Stunt Driver 2 and the Streets Magnum Star Parade, featuring characters such as Batman and Scooby-Doo, attract around 30% of guests who come for the exciting shows.
- Character Meet-and-Greets: Meeting iconic Warner Bros. characters, a favourite activity for families with children, brings in about 25% of visitors seeking memorable interactions.
- Family-Friendly Environment: Designed with families in mind, areas like the Kids’ WB Fun Zone make the park a top choice for approximately 40% of guests looking for family-oriented fun.
- Themed Experiences and Immersion: The park’s immersive settings, which bring beloved movies and shows to life, captivate around 20% of visitors who enjoy the themed ambience.
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When is the best time to visit Warner Bros. Movie World?
The best time to visit Warner Bros. Movie World is from May to October for milder weather and smaller crowds, with winter (June to August) being the quietest.
- Visit on weekdays, especially Tuesdays or Wednesdays, and arrive early (around 9:30 AM) to avoid queues.
- Avoid school holidays and the summer peak (December to February) for a more relaxed experience.
What should visitors do at Warner Bros. Movie World?
Thrill Rides
- DC Rivals HyperCoaster: Australia’s tallest, longest, and fastest coaster with an 89-degree drop and speeds of up to 115 km/h.
- Superman Escape: A high-speed launch ride simulating a superhuman escape.
- The Flash: Speed Force: Spin and twist at speeds of up to 70 km/h on this unique ride.
- Wild West Falls Adventure Ride: A water ride featuring a thrilling drop and a scenic ghost-town journey.
- Justice League 3D – The Ride: Join the Justice League on this interactive 3D dark ride.
Family-Friendly Attractions
- Kids’ WB! Fun Zone: A Looney Tunes-themed area with rides like the Road Runner Rollercoaster, perfect for younger visitors.
Live Shows & Entertainment
- Hollywood Stunt Driver 2: A thrilling live stunt show featuring precision driving and action-packed stunts.
- TOM & JERRY 4D Experience: An immersive 4D film with sensory effects bringing Tom and Jerry to life.
- Star Parade: A daily character parade with photo and interaction opportunities.
Seasonal Events
- Fright Nights: Halloween-themed attractions and experiences.
- White Christmas: Festive activities and displays for the holiday season.
Visitors Guide – Warner Bros. Movie World Tickets
Single Day Pass:
- Price: Approximately AUD 89 when purchased online, with potential savings of up to AUD 10 compared to gate prices.
- Inclusions: Access to all rides, shows, and attractions for one day.
Multi-Day Pass:
- Price: Starting at AUD 178.71, allowing entry to Warner Bros. Movie World and other Village Roadshow theme parks in the Gold Coast, such as Sea World and Wet’n’Wild.
- Validity: Tickets are valid for 12 months from the date of purchase.
Annual Fun Pass:
- Price: Approximately AUD 249, which provides unlimited entry for a year.
- Inclusions: Access to special events like White Christmas and Carnivale, along with a complimentary Fast Photo Pass valued at AUD 803.
Escape Pass:
- Price: Approximately AUD 74, offering a single-day entry with additional benefits.
Fast Track Pass:
- Price: Around AUD 150, allowing guests to skip queues on selected rides.
Photo Packages:
- Options for ride photography range from approximately AUD 65, which includes six printed photographs and a choice of themed merchandise.
Have any accidents occurred at Warner Bros. Movie World?
Warner Bros. Movie World has experienced incidents over the years, ranging from small injuries to more serious accidents.
Recent Accidents
Looney Tunes Carousel Accident (April 2022):
- A 12-year-old boy fell from the Looney Tunes Carousel, suffering head injuries and a deep laceration. He was transported to Gold Coast University Hospital in a serious but stable condition. The ride was subsequently closed for investigation and safety reviews.
DC Rivals HyperCoaster Incident (July 2019):
- A 10-year-old girl was struck in the face by an ibis while riding the DC Rivals HyperCoaster, highlighting the potential for unexpected wildlife interactions.
Doomsday Destroyer Malfunction (January 2018):
- The ride’s safety system malfunctioned, trapping guests upside down for approximately three minutes without emergency services being called.
Green Lantern Coaster Incidents (2013-2016):
- Multiple incidents occurred on this ride, including guests being stuck due to mechanical failures and a significant detachment of a car from the rails in 2015, which was attributed to a design flaw.
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