Coffs Harbour theme parks: book the Big Banana Fun Park for water slides, toboggan rides, laser tag and mini golf on the NSW north coast.
The theme park in Coffs Harbour is the Big Banana Fun Park, a ride and attraction park on the Pacific Highway beside the town's best-known landmark. The Big Banana Fun Park 1 Day Ultimate Pass is the way in for most families, and it is a popular choice.
A single Ultimate Pass covers the water park, ice skating, mini golf, a 4D ride simulator, the giant slide, laser tag, the toboggan ride and bumper cars, plus a plantation tour. You collect your wristband at the main ticket booth at 351 Pacific Highway, then move between attractions as sessions open. Each attraction runs its own times, and the water park slides operate seasonally, so check the park's schedule before you plan the day.
Footwear is required throughout the park, and shoes, thongs or sandals all count. Bring a hat, sunscreen and some wet weather gear, just in case.
Two separate tickets cover attractions that are not in the pass. Axe throwing gives you an hour on a lane with a digital target system, and children can use velcro toy axes. The MindTrap Escape Rooms run 60 minute games for two to six players. For more options across town, see Coffs Harbour attractions or the wider Coffs Harbour activities page.
The Big Banana Fun Park is the theme park in Coffs Harbour. It has a water park, mini golf, laser tag, bumper cars, a giant slide, a 4D ride simulator and a toboggan ride.
The Big Banana Fun Park is at 351 Pacific Highway, Coffs Harbour, NSW 2450. Ultimate Pass holders collect their wristband from the main ticket booth.
Yes. The open body slides at the Big Banana Fun Park have minimum height and maximum weight requirements, so check the current limits with the park before you go.
The Big Banana Fun Park 1 Day Ultimate Pass can be cancelled free of charge up to 24 hours before the experience.
Book the Big Banana Fun Park above and plan your Coffs Harbour theme park day around the water park sessions. All good days are waiting.
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