Adventure Park Geelong 2026-27: Opens 21 November, Ticket Prices, Opening Days and How to Get There (Wallington, VIC)

Adventure Park Geelong reopens on Saturday 21 November 2026, and online day tickets start from $69 for guests 122cm and over. The park is at 1249 Bellarine Highway, Wallington, and its own pages say it is 20 minutes from Geelong and 90 minutes from Melbourne CBD.

This guide uses the park’s own website, last checked on 9 November 2026. It covers the opening dates and closed days, the ticket prices by height, what is included, the rules on food and children, and how to get to Wallington. The park’s prices change daily, so treat every dollar figure as the “from” price shown on the day of checking. For a day trip with a stop in the town, see Melbourne to Geelong by train.

When does Adventure Park Geelong open for 2026-27?

The park’s FAQ page says Adventure Park will open for the summer 2026-27 season on Saturday 21 November and run to 27 March 2027. The calendar on the opening hours page shows the park in “Season Closure” from 1 to 20 November, and again from 28 to 31 March 2027. It is not open every day within the season: the calendar marks many weekdays “Closed”, so check your date before you book.

Month	Closed days on the park’s calendar	Open days start from
November 2026	Monday 23 to Friday 27 November	$54 on 21, 22, 28, 29 and 30 November
December 2026	1, 11, 15, 16 and 25 December	$54 until 24 December, then $64 from 26 December
January 2027	Thursday 28 January	$64 to 10 January, then $59 with $54 on 27 and 29 January
February 2027	Most Mondays to Thursdays	$54 Fridays, $59 Saturdays and Sundays
March 2027	Most weekdays	$54 on 6 to 8, 13, 14, 20, 21 and 27 March

The prices in the right-hand column are the “From” figure the calendar shows for each open day. The calendar uses colours for closing times of 5pm, 6pm and 7pm, and those colours could not be read as text, so the closing time for each date is not listed here. The park says ride queues may close up to 30 minutes before the advertised closing time so that remaining ride rotations can finish.

How much are day tickets?

Admission is priced by height, and the park says prices change daily and that buying online gives the best price and guarantees your spot. Tickets are valid on the date of booking only.

Ticket	Online from	Full price
General admission, 122cm and over	$69	$79
General admission, 90cm to 121cm	$54	$64
Senior, 60 years and older (ID required)	$45	$55
Under 90cm	Free, no ticket required	Free

A day ticket includes unlimited rides all day. The park’s FAQ confirms that all rides are included in the cost of entry. Tickets are also sold at the ticket gate, but the park strongly advises visitors to buy before arrival. Prices are as of 9 November 2026.

What is Flexible Ticket Protection?

It is a $3 per person add-on at checkout. The park says it lets you change a booking date for any reason, or receive a credit where an unforeseen event such as illness affects your booking. Without it, a date change request must be made no later than 48 hours before your visit, and it depends on capacity, so your preferred date may not be available.

How do I get to Adventure Park from Geelong or Melbourne?

The address is 1249 Bellarine Highway (B110), Wallington, Geelong 3222, and the park gives Melways page 469 G8. Its postal address is PO Box 370, Leopold 3224. The “Getting here and staying” page does not give driving directions or a bus route. It lists transport contacts, which are below as the park prints them.

Option	Contact listed by the park
Searoad Ferries (Queenscliff to Sorrento)	03 5257 4500, searoad.com.au
Port Phillip Ferries	03 9514 8959, portphillipferries.com.au
McHarry’s Bus Lines (Geelong bus service)	03 5223 2111, mcharrys.com.au
V/Line (Geelong Train Station)	1800 800 007, vline.com.au
Avalon Airport	03 5227 9100, avalonairport.com.au
Geelong Taxi Network	131008, geelongtaxis.com.au
Coachhire	1300 565 091, coachhire.com.au

The park does not say which of these services reaches its gate, so ask the operator before you plan a trip without a car. For the ferry, see how the Queenscliff to Sorrento ferry works.

Is there parking at Adventure Park?

The pages read confirm disability parking as an in-park service and offer an Accessible Car Parking Map as a PNG download. They do not describe general parking or state whether there is a fee, so those details are unconfirmed. The park says it can be contacted on 03 5250 7200 or havefun@adventurepark.com.au.

Can my children go on their own?

No. All children under 16 must be accompanied by an adult over 16 to enter, and ID verifying age may be required, such as a learner’s permit, a school ID with photo and date of birth, or a birth certificate.

What food, drink and gear can I bring?

You may bring a picnic. The park does not permit alcohol, glass, sharp knives, ceramics or commercial food such as McDonald’s or pizza. There are no barbecue facilities and barbecues cannot be brought in. You may bring your own tent or marquee up to 3m by 3m, with no pegs into the ground and no ropes that could trip other guests. Lockers are available to hire around the park. Pavilions and picnic tables can only be reserved as part of a group booking or birthday party package, while cabanas and sunbeds are available to hire from $59.00. All other seating is first come, first served.

What food can I buy inside?

• The Hungry Shack: burgers, hot dogs and warm wraps, plus cold drinks and ice creams.
• Munchies Cafe: coffee to go, muffins, sandwiches and blended drinks.
• Ice Cream Parlour: scoop ice cream and Peters ice creams.
• Snack Stop: coffee, scoop ice cream, confectionery and drinks, next to the ticket gates.
• Boardwalk Cafe: cold drinks, coffee, and freshly made sandwiches, wraps and focaccias.

The park says it caters for vegan, vegetarian, halal and gluten-free diets, but its ingredients and equipment may still be exposed to gluten, dairy and nut products.

Is the water heated, and what if it is cold?

The water is not heated. The park says over half of its rides need no contact with water, and that wetsuits are welcome on the water rides, except Thunder Falls, where no wetsuits are permitted. In-park services listed include toilets, parents’ rooms and baby changing stations, change rooms and showers, first aid, water refill stations, wheelchairs and strollers, and two guest services offices, one near the base of the Tornado and Tsunami and one in the Exit Building near the entrance.

Which rides are in the park?

The park’s home page highlights the Tornado, which it describes as a drop of 7.5 storeys, and a new Drop Zone, which it calls Victoria’s tallest drop tower ride with 20 metres of freefall. It also lists the Tsunami, which it calls Victoria’s only triple-funnel water slide, Thunder Falls, which it calls Victoria’s first free fall drop water slide, and the Crazy Coaster. Ride height, weight and clothing limits are in the park’s Rider Safety Guidelines PDF, which was not read for this guide.

Sources

• Adventure Park Geelong — Water Park
• Adventure Park — Opening hours
• Adventure Park — Day tickets 2026-27 summer season
• Adventure Park — Frequently asked questions
• Adventure Park — Getting here and staying
• Adventure Park — In-park services
• Adventure Park — Food and drinks
• Adventure Park — Accessibility and safety

Featured image: Helicopters at Barwon Heads airport, on the Bellarine Peninsula, not the park (photo: Peterdownunder / CC BY-SA 3.0) (text added)

OZ Local Updates is an independent local guide and is not affiliated with Adventure Park Geelong. Opening days, closing times and prices can change; check the park’s website before you go.