Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary Tickets for the Family
Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary has been a Gold Coast family favourite for generations, koalas, kangaroos and crocodiles set among lush rainforest and eucalyptus, just 20 minutes from Surfers Paradise. By day it's daily shows and hand feeding native wildlife, and after dark the whole sanctuary transforms into something else entirely. Here's every way to experience it.
Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary General Admission
The General Admission ticket gets the family into one of south-east Queensland's most loved wildlife parks, hand feed kangaroos, cuddle up to a koala, and catch the Rainbow Lorikeet feeding, Wild Skies Free Flight Bird Show and daily keeper talks throughout the day.
Currumbin TreeTop Challenge
The TreeTop Challenge takes older kids and adults over 20 metres into the rainforest canopy, 100 plus obstacles and 14 ziplines across 7 circuits, including easy green courses suited to the whole family and black circuits for ages 14 and up chasing a bigger thrill. Keep an eye out below for kangaroos and crocodiles as you zipline overhead.
Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary Astra Lumina Night Walk
The Astra Lumina Night Walk turns the sanctuary's bushland into a celestial dreamscape after dark, a 1.5km self paced trail through 9 cosmic zones of illuminated projections and soundscapes, suitable for all ages and a genuinely different way to experience Currumbin as a family.
Frequently asked questions
What age is the TreeTop Challenge suitable for?
Participants must be 8 years or older and able to reach 160cm with arms stretched overhead, with the toughest black circuits reserved for ages 14 and up.
Does the TreeTop Challenge include Sanctuary entry?
No, the TreeTop Challenge is a standalone ticket, general admission to Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary can be added separately if you want to explore the rest of the park too.
Is the Astra Lumina Night Walk suitable for young kids?
Yes, it's a multi sensory experience suitable for all ages, though the sloping trail isn't recommended for wheelchair users.
How long should we allow for a Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary visit?
Around 4 hours is recommended for general admission to see the key shows and wildlife encounters without feeling rushed.
Can we visit Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary and do Astra Lumina on the same day?
Yes, since Astra Lumina runs as a separate evening ticket from 6pm to 9pm Wednesday to Saturday, families can enjoy general admission by day and the night walk afterwards.
Local tip: book general admission for the morning to catch the Rainbow Lorikeet feeding and the keeper talks, then come back on a Wednesday to Saturday evening for Astra Lumina to see the sanctuary in a completely different light.
Sort your family's Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary visit above, general admission, the TreeTop Challenge for the adventurous, or the Astra Lumina night walk for something different after dark. All good days are waiting.
