Gold Coast Theme Park Accommodation
#1
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Hi everyone
I've booked a holiday to Gold Coast - wife and 2 kids (9 & 11).
Can you suggest any reasonable, safe accommodation near Dreamworld etc.
Thanks.
Big Baz
I've booked a holiday to Gold Coast - wife and 2 kids (9 & 11).
Can you suggest any reasonable, safe accommodation near Dreamworld etc.
Thanks.
Big Baz
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Hi
There's Gold Coast Holiday Park, across the high way from Movie World 5mins from Dream World.
Paula
There's Gold Coast Holiday Park, across the high way from Movie World 5mins from Dream World.
Paula
#3
There isn't a great deal of accommodation near to Dreamworld itself as it is situated on the motorway. If you are looking for family friendly accommodation, then southport/broadbeach would probably be your best bet, about 15 minutes away and is also close to Seaworld as well.
#4
There isn't a great deal of accommodation near to Dreamworld itself as it is situated on the motorway. If you are looking for family friendly accommodation, then southport/broadbeach would probably be your best bet, about 15 minutes away and is also close to Seaworld as well.
#5
My friends went last October and stayed at the resort within Seaworld. They said it was fantastic and would thoroughly recommend.
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Just back from the Gold Coast, stayed at Ashmore Palms Holiday Park on the Gold Coast, not right beside the theme parks but drivable as well as being close to Surfers. Nice place and the people friendly enough. Didnt have any problems with safety etc while we where there!
We picked it due to it being cabins as we went for 2weeks and it allowed us to cook ourselves etc. Plus easy enough to go up and down the Gold Coast.
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Thanks for your response everyone.
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Versace is very handy for sea world 



Last edited by fish.01; Jul 3rd 2011 at 1:11 am.
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Broadbeach is also a nice spot if you want to avoid the tourist main drag.
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Ashmore Palms seems to be getting the best reviews at the moment.
Broadwater Tourist Park looks great on the website, but couple of shocking reviews on Trip Advisor. Sea World resort had some bad ones as well.
Broadwater Tourist Park looks great on the website, but couple of shocking reviews on Trip Advisor. Sea World resort had some bad ones as well.
#11
Something different for the kids:
http://www.binnaburralodge.com.au/
http://www.thunderbirdpark.com/
Or arrive at seaworld by water: http://www.coomerahouseboats.com.au/
http://www.binnaburralodge.com.au/
http://www.thunderbirdpark.com/
Or arrive at seaworld by water: http://www.coomerahouseboats.com.au/
Last edited by fish.01; Jul 3rd 2011 at 1:39 am.
#12
My mates don't have high expectations. They live in Mullaloo, they fish, they camp but they were very happy with the accommodation at Sea World. They said they were after a clean bed which they got. Depends what you are after I guess. I don't think the Gold Coast is the land of the 5* resort from what I have read. How bad can it be mate.
#13

The OH loves Coolangatta for a coastal change, I don't mind it down there but prefer the quiet of the hinterland.
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My mates don't have high expectations. They live in Mullaloo, they fish, they camp but they were very happy with the accommodation at Sea World. They said they were after a clean bed which they got. Depends what you are after I guess. I don't think the Gold Coast is the land of the 5* resort from what I have read. How bad can it be mate.
We got a decent discount thanks to our Entertainment Book but even so we couldn't fault the place especially for kids
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Don't forget currumbin: http://www.currumbin-sanctuary.org.au/



