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Victoria - Batman's Hill on Collins Melbourne
Colonial Tramcar Restaurant	http://www.tramrestaurant.com.au/ Dining in Melbourne can be a fabulous experience,  especially aboard the fleet of historical trams  that have become The Colonial Tramcar Restaurant.  These glossy, burgundy restaurants on wheels are  the first travelling tramcar restaurants in the  world and ensure a delightful innovative approach  to dining.    As they cruise the scenic streets of Melbourne,  diners can enjoy our fine cuisine and drink the  very best of Australian wines or make a selection  from our fully stocked bar at a fully inclusive  price. The atmosphere is cosy, the service  friendly and the decor as inviting as the colonial  period these trams reflect.    The Colonial Tramcar Restaurant officially  commenced operation in August 1983 and has since  become a star attraction and tourist symbol for  the city of Melbourne. Dining aboard the Colonial  Tramcar Restaurant is not only a culinary delight,  but also a trip into a little piece of Victoria's  history.
Etihad Stadium	http://www.etihadstadium.com.au/ Etihad Stadium is ideally located on the fringe of  Melbournes CBD, and is surrounded by  entertainment facilities such as restaurants,  cafes and bars for use by patrons before and after  events.  Etihad Stadium's famous retractable roof ensures  that events proceed in perfect conditions, no  matter what the weather conditions outside. The  underground car park enables a patron to drive  inside the venue, take a lift to their seat  unhindered by the weather.    The roof, the largest of its kind in the Southern  hemisphere, can open or close in eight minutes.
Eureka Skydeck	http://www.eurekaskydeck.com.au/ Created to reach for the sky, nothing you have  ever experienced will prepare you for the awe  inspiring view of Melbourne from the Southern  Hemisphere's highest viewing platform. An  experience above all else.
Great Ocean Road	www.greatsights.com.au Great Ocean Road   Discover the most spectacular road in Australia on  a personalised tour on board our small luxury  coaches! We'll follow the surf coast passing  rugged cliffs, white sandy beaches and friendly  coastal towns. At Kennett River, we'll go koala  spotting in a natural habitat - only accessible to  small coaches.    National Park Rainforest  Another small coach exclusive, we'll wander along  a boardwalk through rainforest at Maits Rest - a  quiet world of giant tree ferns and grand old moss  covered tree trunks. Listen out for the local  birdlife!    The Shipwreck Coast    Marvel at the breathtaking twisted rock formations  of the Twelve Apostles, Island Arch, Razorback and  London Bridge. Breathe in the fresh coastal air,  hear tales of the tragic ship wrecks and walk on  the beach at Loch Ard Gorge.
Luna Park Melbourne	http://www.lunapark.com.au/ Melbournes Luna Park is a galaxy of amusements  and sensations. From the jaw dropping, eye ball  popping super thrill rides like the Pharoah's  Curse, Metropolis and the Enterprise, to the  exhilarating rides like the Spider, Twin Dragon, G  force and Shock Drop, youre bound to have an  awesome time!
MCG	http://www.mcg.org.au The ground was built way back in 1853 when the  then 15-year-old Melbourne Cricket Club was forced  by the government to move from its former site  because the route of Australia's first steam train  was to pass through the oval.    Since then the MCG has established a marvellous  history that compares favourably with any other in  the world, hosting plenty of international cricket  including the first-ever Test and the 1992 World  Cup final, countless VFL/AFL Grand Finals, and the  1956 Olympic Games.
Melbourne Airport - Avalon	http://www.avalonairport.com.au Jetstar flight schedules at Avalon Airport.
Melbourne Airport - Tullamarine	http://www.melbourneairport.com.au Tullamarine Airport website for international   and   interstate Flight schedules.
Melbourne Observation Deck	http://www.melbournedeck.com.au/deck.html# Offering spectacular 360 degree views from the top  of the renowned Rialto building, right in the very  heart of the city, this Melbourne institution is a  must-see experience for every Melbournian and  visitor.
Melbourne Trains	www.metlinkmelbourne.com.au Metlink is the face of public transport in Melbourne.    A partnership of Melbourne's train, tram and bus  operators, Metlink provides customers with a  one-stop-shop for information about services,  fares and ticketing. Metlink is also responsible  for introducing new way-finding signage across the  network.      Using public transport in Melbourne is made easy  thanks to the Metlink website and journey planner,  customer call centre, timetables and user-friendly  pocket guides.
Melbourne Trams	http://www.yarratrams.com.au/ Yarra Trams time table  Yarra Trams marked an important milestone in the  history of the Melbourne tram network - 100 years  of continuous operation of electric trams  Metlink is the face of public transport in Melbourne.
Penguin Parade	http://www.greatsights.com.au Churchill Island    Our tour heads south east to skirt Westernport  Bay, noted for its mangroves and waterbirds. View  French Island, a one time penal colony. At  Churchill Island you'll have the opportunity to  hand feed wallabies and kangaroos and perhaps  enjoy afternoon tea (at own expense).    Phillip Island    San Remo fishing village is the gateway to Phillip  Island, a major tourist resort and the home for  unique wildlife. We'll guide you around this small  island of some 100 square kilometres with time at  the township of Cowes. Visit the Koala  Conservation Centre where you can see koalas from  tree top boardwalks and a stop at Seal Rocks where  you'll have time to walk on the boardwalk  overlooking the Nobbies.    Penguin Parade    Witness the world phenomenon of the Penguin  Parade. The Little Penguins return from the sea  each evening at dusk after spending the day up to  100km off shore. Watch as they leave the sea,  cross the beach and go to their burrows. Walk  through the Visitor Centre's "Penguin World" and  learn of the life of the Little Penguin. (Please  bring warm waterproof clothing as nights can be  cold on the island in any season).
Queen Vic Markets	http://www.qvm.com.au/home.php Queen Victoria Market is Victoria's premier  open-air market. It's a thriving and vital place  pulsating with life.    The friendly competition between stallholders, and  their concern for customers, is what gives the  Market its Old World charm and the addictive power  to draw millions of visitors each year.
Theatre/Concert Tickets	http://www.showbiz.com.au/melbourne.aspx Melbourne is the national leader when it comes to  theatre, with a strong and prolific independent  and small-to-medium performing arts scene, and  great venues, work and performances abounding.  Renowned as experimenters and innovators, our  small-to-medium companies generate most of the new  work produced in Victoria each year, contributing  to the state's reputation as a thriving and  innovative arts capital.
Tourism - Victoria	http://www.visitvictoria.com/ What to do and where to go in the state of  Victoria, including Melbourne.  Hugging the tip of the Australian east coast,  Victoria is Australia's second-smallest state,  covering 227,600 square kilometres - roughly the  size of the British Isles.    Packed into such a compact area is a wealth of  diverse regional areas and attractions, from  sweeping coastline and pristine beaches to  national parks and forests teeming with wildlife  to wineries, lakes and mountains offering skiing,  climbing and hiking. Best of all, many of  Victoria's unique and varied landscapes are easily  accessible as day trips from Melbourne.
V-Line Rail	www.vline.com.au As the state's regional public transport provider,  we run more than 1400 train services and 600 coach  services every week, helping a potential 1.3  million regional Victorian customers get from  place to place.    We also offer services for Melburnians, as well as  interstate and overseas visitors, who want to  visit or work in the country. So our customers get  to experience the best of country and city life.
Zoos Victoria	www.zoo.org.au Zoos Victoria offers experiences at three great  zoos: Melbourne Zoo, Healesville Sanctuary, and  Werribee Open Range Zoo. We welcome more than 1.6  million visitors annually across the three  properties, making it Victoria's largest paid  tourism attraction.
Tasmainia - Gateway Hotel Devonport
Cradle Mountain	http://www.parks.tas.gov.au/natparks/cradle/ Cradle Mountain forms the northern end of the   wild Cradle Mt - Lake St Clair National Park,   itself a part of the Tasmanian Wilderness World   Heritage Area. The jagged contours of Cradle   Mountain epitomise the feel of a wild landscape,   while ancient rainforest and alpine heathlands,   buttongrass and stands of colourful deciduous   beech provide a range of environments to   explore. Icy streams cascading out of rugged   mountains, stands of ancient pines mirrored in   the still waters of glacial lakes and a wealth   of wildlife ensure there is always something to   captivate you. The area is one of the most   popular natural areas in Tasmania.
creative Paper	http://www.creativepapertas.com.au/ Creative Paper Tasmania is a tourist attraction   and paper mill located in the thriving coastal   city of Burnie. We pride ourselves on making an   exquisite range of environmentally friendly   papers using recycled and natural Tasmanian   fibres
Devils@cradle	http://www.devilsatcradle.com/index1.htm The sanctuary, located on the edge of the Cradle  Mountain National Park World Heritage area and has  implemented a comprehensive in-situ conservation  program combining resources with the State  Government, Tasmanian Wildlife Parks, local  operators and the community; 'devils of the alpine  focuses on a number of aspects of conservation to  assist in the survival of the Tasmanian devil in  the wilderness of Cradle Mountain.
Devonport Airport	www.tasports.com.au The airport, eight kilometres from Devonport's  CBD, has full terminal facilities and services,  including hire cars and shuttle buses to the city.    The terminal building contains spacious public  concourse and under cover baggage collection  areas, and generous space for the major airline  operators.    Car rental companies operate from counters in the  terminal and the licensed kiosk, magazine and  souvenir shop provides for the needs of travellers.    Devonport Airport is the closest port of entry to  the Tasmanian Wilderness and Cradle Mountain  National Park, which is only 80 minutes from the  airport.    The sealed car park has 300 parking spaces for  long or short term parking.
Devonport Entertainment & Convention centre	http://www.decc.net.au/ The Devonport Entertainment & Convention Centre  opened in 2001 and is housed in two magnificent  Federation buildings, the Devonport Town Hall  which was built in 1899 and the Courthouse which  opened in 1903.    This modern multi-purpose complex is North West  Tasmania's premiere performing arts and convention  centre comprising of a proscenium arch theatre,  foyer, three function rooms and a licensed café.  The venue offers the flexibility to allow  arrangement to suit your specific requirements.
Devonport region whats on	http://www.devonport.tas.gov.au Welcome to the Devonport City Council website.   This site aims to provide you with up to date  information on all activities related to Council  and the City of Devonport.
Devonport Tourist Information	http://www.devonporttasmania.travel/ Devonport is a coastal city of 25,000 people  situated in the centre of Tasmania's North Coast.  With a modern airport and the Bass Strait ferry  terminal linking the city to Melbourne, Devonport  is an arrival point for a large number of visitors  to Tasmania each year. Devonport is the perfect  place to make your base in Tasmania's North-West  where you'll discover some of Tasmania's best  national parks, food and wine experiences and  history and heritage.    Whilst located close to the Tasmanian high  country, including spectacular Cradle Mountain,  Devonport is favoured with a temperate coastal  climate influenced by the ocean. This maritime  influence moderates all aspects of the climate and  is evident in the small range between summer and  winter average temperatures.
Discover Tasmania	http://www.discovertasmania.com.au/home/index.cfm?SiteID=92 You can choose the transport option to suit your  needs. Tasmania has all types of transport from  rental cars to sailing ships.  While coach services and airport shuttles are  excellent and may meet all your needs, your own  vehicle will give you the freedom to visit  communities off the main routes and explore the  Islands more remote and wild natural attractions.    It's worth remembering that although Tasmania is  small, its landscape is diverse and its population  decentralised.    The Island is 315 kilometres (189 miles) west to  east and 286 kilometres (175 miles) north to  south, and is comparable in size with the Republic  of Ireland, West Virginia (USA) and Hokkaido  (Japan). It covers an area of 68,331 square  kilometres (26,376 square miles).
Events Tasmania	www.eventstasmania.com Tasmania is the ideal event destination.    Australia's only island state has spectacular  landscapes, beautiful coastlines and great rivers,  lush green valleys, uncrowded towns and villages,  magnificent touring roads, celebrated food and  produce, prizewinning cool climate wines and an  unspoiled natural environment offering you a world  of inspiratation for your event.  The island is 364 kilometres (226 miles) long from  the northern most point to the southern most point  and 306 kilometres (190 miles) from west to east.    Tasmania has an estimated population of 500,000,  with almost half located in the greater Hobart  region, in the South East.    The climate is mild and our rainfall regular. The  Roaring Forty winds that travel across our island  bring with them the cleanest air in the world.     It is one of the world's most mountainous islands  and while the peaks do not tower to great heights,  they are unique in their serrated profile. The  geology reflects the island's connection, millions  of years ago, to Antarctica, and Tasmania is one  of the few places in the world where ancient  dolorite rocks dominate the landscape.
Hellyers Rd Distillery	http://www.hellyersroaddistillery.com.au/ Welcome to Hellyers Road Distillery, leading   distiller of quality Australian Single Malt   Whisky, made in the pristine environment of   Tasmania.  The Hellyers Road Distillery is the largest   single malt whisky distillery in Australia. This   level of critical mass production ensures there   is always sufficient stocks of original single   malt whisky available to meet the growing demand   of domestic, international and duty free   markets; now and in the future.  The distillery also features an expansive   Visitor Interpretation Centre where you can   taste the delights of locally made outstanding   Whisky and Vodka in the centre's Restaurant and   Tasting Lounge, and purchase quality merchandise   from the well-equipped Retail Shop
House of Anvers Chocolate Factory	http://www.anvers-chocolate.com.au/facilities.htm The House of Anvers contains a real chocolate  taste sensation. It is located at Latrobe,  Tasmania, in the property formally known as  "Wyndarra Lodge", a stylish Californian bungalow  house which was built in 1931. Set in 1.12  hectares of old tree gardens, the property  features trees from around the world.  The House of Anvers is located directly on the  main highway between Devonport and Launceston and  is situated to capture most of the "food lovers on  the move" travelling to and from Tasmania's two  main ferries and Devonport airport. Signage near  the road is very clear and ample parking and  toilet facilities are available.
Qantas Airlines	http://www.qantas.com.au/regions/dyn/home/qualifier-region-au Qantas was founded in the Queensland outback in  1920. Registered originally as the Queensland and  Northern Territory Aerial Services Limited  (QANTAS), we have built a reputation for  excellence in safety, operational reliability,  engineering and maintenance, and customer service.    Today, Qantas is widely regarded as the world's  leading long distance airline and one of the  strongest brands in Australia. We also operate  subsidiary businesses including other airlines,  and businesses in specialist markets such as  Qantas Holidays and Q Catering.
Spirit of Tasmania Ferry	http://www.spiritoftasmania.com.au/ Spirit of Tasmania I and II were built in 1998 by  Kvaerner Masa-Yards in Finland. They have a  displacement weight of almost 30,000 tonnes and a  length of 194.3 metres.    Spirit of Tasmania I and II cross Bass Strait at a  cruising speed of 27 knots which is the  equivalent of 50 kilometres per hour. The 429  kilometre voyage across Bass Strait is roughly  twice the distance by road between Devonport and  Strahan, on Tasmanias west coast.    Stretched end-to-end, the vehicle lanes on each  ship would be almost two kilometres long!
Tasmanian Conventions Bureau	www.tasmaniaconventions.com The Tasmanian Convention Bureau is a  not-for-profit, membership based organisation.    The Bureau's primary role is assisting event  organisers stage a memorable, cost-effective and  successful business event in Tasmania.    The experienced staff save event organisers hours  of work by providing independent expert advice and  support on every aspect of holding a business  event in Tasmania
Whats on in Tasmania	http://cms.dcc.tas.gov.au/Internet/Visitor/WhatsOn.htm Find out whats going on when your visiting Devonport
Queensland - Quality Hotel Mermaid Waters Hotel Gold Coast
Airtrain Transfers	www.airtrain.com.au Brisbane's Airtrain isn't affected by gridlock  on our roads. No matter how bad the traffic is  you'll always get to where you're going faster on  the Airtrain. With up to four express trains each  hour direct to the Gold Coast, Airtrain is the  most reliable and frequent option to reach the  Gold Coast from Brisbane Airport.    The Airtrain stops at 3 stations on the Gold  Coast: Nerang, Robina and Helensvale. There are  also stations at Coomera and Ormeau on the Gold  Coast line. You will not need to change trains.    Avoid the motorway traffic congestion as you relax  on a scenic journey to the Gold Coast. For those  dropping friends or family at the airport, a 3  hour round trip plus parking can't be an appealing  thought. You can drop them at any Gold Coast  station knowing they'll travel quickly and safely  to the airport on Brisbane's Airtrain.    If you are travelling from the Airport to the Gold  Coast and know the station to get off at, you can  book a single or return journey online now. If you  are travelling up to the Airport, you can purchase  your ticket on the train platform at the Gold Coast.
Brisbane Airport	http://www.bne.com.au/ Airports are becoming more than just places to  catch planes . they are becoming destinations in  their own right, offering world-class shopping,  entertainment, business and leisure facilities.
Carrara Markets	www.carraramarkets.com.au Find A Bargain - Every Saturday and Sunday from  7am to 4pm  Carrara Markets are a must for every Gold Coaster  and visitors looking for Value for Money. Our  enormously popular Gold Coast markets offer a ton  of fun for the whole family, with something  special for everybody including FREE  entertainment, FREE entry and FREE car parking.
Carrara Stadium	www.austadium.com Carrara Stadium is situated on the Gold Coast in  Queensland, and is also known as the Gold Coast  Stadium. Construction began in 1986 and opened the  following year after the Brisbane Bears were  granted a license to play in the VFL. Their  highest crowd was in 1989 when 18,198 people  watched the Bears play Geelong. However crowds  dwindled and the Bears moved to the Gabba in  Brisbane in 1993. The ground was left without a  major tenant and was sold to the Gold Coast City  Council. The ground occassionally played host to  Rugby League games and in 1996, the Gold Coast  Chargers moved full-time to the stadium until 1998  when they were kicked out from the ARL.    Carrara Stadium has main grandstands on either  side of the ground, and grassed areas around the  rest of the ground. It has a total capacity of  around 18,000 including 5,300 undercover seats and  2,500 transportable seats which can be placed in  front of the outer grandstand for Rugby League  matches.
Coachtrans transfers	http://www.coachtrans.com.au/default.aspx Brisbane Airports Licensed Operator!  Coachtrans Australia is the Brisbane Airports  licensed coach operator. We meet all flights from  Domestic and International Airports servicing  direct to your door. Our facilities include  continuously staffed customer service counters,  information services to arriving passengers and  air-conditioned mini coaches operating on a  door-to-door basis, 7 days a week, one way or return.    Speed of Service!  The travel time for transfers is only 90 minutes  from the Brisbane International Airport direct to  Gold Coast Hotels, via the brand new 8 lane  Pacific Motorway. In its price range, it is the  fastest, most reliable and most convenient service  available!    Direct, Door-to-Door Service!  This means no hassles, no unnecessary changing of  vehicles and no unloading luggage!      Total Gold Coast Covered!  No matter where you're staying on the Gold Coast,  you can be assured with Coachtrans that all  accommodation houses and most private homes are  serviced. And that means from Sanctuary Cove  right through to Coolangatta direct from the Airport!!    Airport Convenience!  The curb-side pick-up locations at the Brisbane  airports are just metres from the baggage  carousels. That means no walking long distances  with luggage in tow! Our Airport coordinators are  on hand to assist with baggage loading and coach  information - all under the sheltered bus waiting  area!    Meeting Your Flight!  Coachtrans is the exclusive licensed operator at  the Brisbane Airports, and as a result is  contracted with the Brisbane Airport Corporation  to meet all major flights arrivals and departures.
Draculas Cabaret Restaurant	www.draculas.com.au a two-hour dinner show with a combination of song,  dance, puppetry and illusion in a visual roller  coaster of special effects and great comedy, not  to mention the ghost train ride. After the show,  the cocktail bar and disco is open until midnight.  A fright night to remember. 1 Hooker Blvd,  Broadbeach.
Dream World	http://www.dreamworld.com.au/content/drw_2008_home.asp? Dreamworld has developed into Australias  favourite theme park full of immersive visitor  experiences from some of the world's tallest,  fastest white knuckle thrill rides to a  conservation-focused wildlife park with more than  800 native Australian animals.  In 2006, Dreamworld went water and opened a $60  million water ride park right next door. Packed  with water-powered wow, WhiteWater World is the  only water park in the world boasting all four of  the hottest waterslides on the planet.
Gold Coast Convention Centre	http://www.gccec.com.au/ Experience the difference with the multi award-  winning Gold Coast Convention and Exhibition   Centre. The GCCEC is located in Broadbeach, on   Australia's Gold Coast in Queensland. It is a   unique destination which caters for both leisure   and business tourism. Close to a variety of   accommodation, shopping, restaurants, nightlife,   entertainment and 70 km's of pristine white   sandy beaches.
Gold Coast International Airport	http://www.goldcoastairport.com/ It is hard to imagine an airport more conveniently  located than Gold Coast Airport, situated in the  very heart of Australia's number one holiday  destination. Gold Coast Airport is located on the  Gold Coast Highway at Bilinga on the southern end  of the Gold Coast, only five minutes from Coolangatta.
Gold Coast Tourism	http://www.verygoldcoast.com.au/ You've arrived at the Official Gold Coast   Tourism website.   With miles of surf beach, lush green rainforest,   world-class golfing greens and world-famous   theme parks. With every kind of accommodation   from exclusive 5-star hotels to sunny beachside   apartments. Spoilt for choice? That's the Gold   Coast!
Miami Organic Farmers Market	. Based in Miami, on the Gold Coast, Australia, the  Gold Coast Organic Farmers Market is the areas  first and only truly Organic Growers Market. Miami  Organic Farmers Market hand made products and  natural organic produce.    Every Sunday from 06:00 AM to 11:00 AM, the Miami  organic market provides an extensive and complete  range of freshly picked, farm-fresh guaranteed  Certified Organically grown.
Outback Spectacular	www.outbackspectacular.com.au A $23-million show extravaganza, the Australian  Outback Spectacular is the first of its kind in  Australia. Nightly, from Tuesday to Saturday, the  giant arena thunders with the hooves of Australian  stockhorses in an action-packed performance as  Australias leading stunt riders and stockmen play  out a story of two rival cattle stations. Theres a  cast of larger-than-life characters and animals,  with breathtaking scenes of the aboriginal  Dreamtime and wild colt muster, to high-speed quad  bikes, bush vehicles and trick riding. Theres even  a mustering helicopter that dives into the arena  droving a herd of cattle. Shows include a full  Aussie BBQ dinner served during the show. Situated  between Warner Bros. Movie World and Wet n Wild  Water World on the Pacific Motorway Oxenford.  www.outbackspectacular.com.au
Pacific Fair shopping centre	www.pacificfair.com.au While you are at Pacific Fair don't miss out on  over 100 special offers from Pacific Fair stores  by picking up a FREE Exclusive Visitor Discount  Guide, packed full of great savings. Visit the  Customer Service Desk on Level One in the Arcade  or Village Green, located in the outdoor area near  the Children's Play Park, to collect your Guide  before you hit the shops.   To take advantage of the Exclusive Visitor  Discount Guide, you must have it validated at  either of the two Customer Service Desks. Offers  are valid 5 days from the validation date. The  brochure must then be presented at participation  stores to redeem the offers. Please note that all  offers listed are not available on specials, sales  or already discounted items. It is also not to be  used in conjunction with any other offer, and some  conditions may apply. Please check with each  individual store for further details.  Click here for a sneak peak at the specials on  offer in the Exclusive Visitor Discount Guide.
Sea World	http://seaworld.myfun.com.au/ At Sea World you can make contact with marine life  wonders and experience a whole world of amazing  rides, shows and attractions at a Gold Coast theme  park favourite! More than just a theme park, Sea  World is committed to educating guests about the  marine environment, and playing an active role in  Australian marine research and rescue.
Skilled Stadium/park	www.skilledpark.com.au Skilled Park was officially opened in March 2008  and is the home ground of the Jetstar Gold Coast  Titans and the Gold Coast United Football Club.    The multi-purpose, world class sporting and  entertainment stadium was constructed over a  two-year period and includes seating for 27,400  spectators.  Designed to be suitable for all rectangular field  sports including soccer, rugby union and rugby  league, the stadium includes 100 open corporate  boxes, 25 closed corporate suites, two 450 seat  function rooms, 16 food and beverage outlets as  well as management offices and associated facilities.    Skilled Park has been designed without public car  parking spaces. Catch a free bus or train straight  to the door or drive to one of the local park 'n'  ride facilities and enjoy a free shuttle service  straight to the stadium. It's the best way to get  to the game.    For all your transport information visit TransLink  or call 13 12 30.
Theme Park tickets	www.themeparks.com.au You will experience a fun-filled, Gold Coast theme  park family adventure with all the glitz and  glamour of Hollywood. Meet your favourite stars  and enjoy all the behind-the-scenes action, comedy  stunts and exhilarating rides, shows and attractions!  At Sea World you can make contact with marine life  wonders and experience a whole world of amazing  rides, shows and attractions at a Gold Coast theme  park favourite!  Enjoy all the fun and excitement of the world's  latest slides, pools and attractions at the  largest Australian water theme park. Experience a  day of splashtacular Gold Coast theme park fun for  the whole family.
Warner Bros Movie World	http://movieworld.myfun.com.au/ As the only Australian movie related theme park,  you will experience a fun-filled, Gold Coast theme  park family adventure with all the glitz and  glamour of Hollywood at Warner Bros. Movie World.  Meet your favourite stars and enjoy all the  behind-the-scenes action, comedy stunts and  exhilarating rides, shows and attractions!
Wet n Wild	http://wetnwild.myfun.com.au/ Wet'n'Wild Water World combines all the fun and  excitement of the world's latest water slides and  leisure pools with a shaded twenty acre  subtropical garden. Whether you choose to laze in  the shallows of the Wave Pool or plunge down a  seven-story high Speed Coaster, at Wet'n'Wild  Water World we are committed to providing a full  day of splashtacular fun and relaxation for everyone!
Whats on Goldcoast	http://www.bcl.com.au/goldcoast/wotsongoldcoast.htm For all the Information on what on the Goldcoast

Public Holidays

Public Holidays Victoria	http://www.information.vic.gov.au/resources/publichols.htm
Public Holidays Queensland	http://www.wageline.qld.gov.au/publicholidays/list_pubhols.html
Public Holidays Tasmania	http://www.wst.tas.gov.au/node/wststatutory.htm

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