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The Blue Lagoon at Dreamworld is a historic site located within the Dreamworld park precinct on Dreamworld Parkway in Coomera, Queensland. Opened in 1983 as part of Dreamworld’s water-park complex, the area originally featured three water slides and two pools. After closure in 2006 ahead of WhiteWater World’s opening, two slides were demolished in 2007 and the site has since seen limited activity, with only one slide remaining as of May 2020. Today, the Blue Lagoon area is part of Dreamworld’s broader landscape—used for occasional temporary scare attractions and as a versatile function and event space. We’ve got you covered with practical details on access, parking, and nearby accommodations and dining to help you plan your visit or event with ease.
Whether you’re planning a casual visit, a family day out, or coordinating an event in the Dreamworld precinct, secure your seats, plan your transport, and explore nearby lodging options. We’ve highlighted dependable transportation choices, parking details, and affiliate-friendly hotel and restaurant recommendations to streamline your experience in the Gold Coast region.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Opened in 1983 as part of Dreamworld’s water-park complex; Blue Lagoon closed in 2006 ahead of the WhiteWater World opening.
- Original Blue Lagoon area featured 3 water slides and 2 pools.
- Two of the three slides were demolished in 2007; as of May 2020 the area was largely derelict with only one slide remaining on site.
- Location is within Dreamworld at Dreamworld Parkway, Coomera, Queensland 4209, Australia.
- Parking is provided by Dreamworld; public transport options include car, bus, tram, and train access to the park.
- Nearby accommodation exists in the Gold Coast region (example: Ashmore Palms Holiday Village near the WhiteWater World/Dreamworld area).
- Notable events: the Blue Lagoon area was used for temporary scare attractions and Dreamworld function/event spaces after closure.