Dreamworld Corroboree

Discover some of Australia’s cutest, cuddliest and scaliest native animals as you explore Dreamworld Corroboree. Take a walk through the dedicated wildlife precinct or, add a memorable moment to your day with a paid encounter.

Share a cuddle with an adorably fluffy koala, slither to a snake hold experience, have a hoot with an owl or barking fun with a dingo, come tail-to-tail with a tree kangaroo or snap up a crocodile feed during your visit.

As an extra perk to the pat, profits from each wildlife experience are directed towards supporting the survival of endangered and threatened species globally through the Dreamworld Wildlife Foundation (DWF). Since being founded in 2015, DWF has directed $3.5million towards carefully selected conservation projects. 

The park is also regarded as one of the largest zoological contributors to global tiger conservation. As part of a critical breeding program, the cats at the world-class facility are helping to ensure the species doesn’t go extinct, while funds raised through once-in-a-lifetime experiences like Tiger Feeding and Tiger Cub Walks help support practical measures to protect their cousins in the wild.

With over 500 animals, Dreamworld Corroboree is a beautiful part of Australia’s biggest theme park, which encourages empathy and raises awareness for threatened species worldwide.

There is an animal, reptile or critter that will become every guest’s best friend. So, take a walk through the precinct next time you visit, and you may even get the chance to pat or take a selfie with Dreamworld’s mob of bouncy kangaroos.

During your adventure, delve into a traditional Indigenous experience as Dreamworld Corroboree celebrates the world’s oldest culture. Learn the ancient craft of fire making, become the canvas with traditional face painting, listen to traditional music and so much more.

Dreamworld is truly so many worlds in one, with rides, slides, wildlife and a captivating display of Indigenous culture all in one place!

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