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An Apollonaut travel guide
The place behind the slides.
A water park built beside Dreamworld and named for the surf offers several ways into the story of WhiteWater World.
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A park beside a park
WhiteWater World opened on 8 December 2006, next to Dreamworld at Coomera, replacing Dreamworld’s Blue Lagoon water park.
At opening it had two pools, 16 water slides and two children’s areas on about 4 hectares.
Surf culture
Its names come from Australian surfing: The Rip, The Green Room, The BRO and the Temple of Huey, home of the park’s surf god, Huey.
The Cave of Waves wave pool rolls out swells of up to 1.5 metres.
Rides through the years
The Little Rippers arrived in 2007, Triple Vortex in 2014 and the Fully 6 body slides in 2019.
This history belongs to the place and the people who shaped it. The History page offers a longer introduction, and the timeline gives a short route through selected milestones.
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Sources & further reading
- WhiteWater World: Rides and attractions
- Wikipedia: WhiteWater World
- Wikipedia: Dreamworld (Australian theme park)
Links lead to the original publishers.