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Sydney Olympic Park

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Time Out says

Sydney Olympic Park (full guide), originally the home of the best Olympic Games of all time (a statement that is definitely not affected by our own bias), is now both a recreational hotspot for adults and kids' playground.

For those who want to make the most of the fresh air and get outdoors the Park is teeming with activities to keep the whole family busy. Have a barbecue at Wentworth Common while the kids scrabble in the giant sandpit and swing on the Flying Fox. Or maybe grab a bike and head to the Wetlands, the Parklands circuits, or cruise around the Cauldron. Or meet the rangers, learn some wildlife tips and navigate your way around the park with compass and clues. Or try the flying trapeze workshop. Or golf. Or – you get the point – get down there and see for yourself.

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Cnr Herb Elliott Ave & Showground Rd
Sydney
2127

What’s on

Harry Potter: The Exhibition

The Sorting Hat. Quidditch. The Ministry of Magic. Platform 9¾. The Invisibility Cloak. Dementors. Can you believe it’s been 25 years since Harry Potter cast a spell over us mere Muggles?  In great news for all Potterheads, Harry Potter: The Exhibition is “apparating” straight to the Paddington Pavilion at Sydney Olympic Park from May 14, thanks to Warner Bros. Discovery Global Experiences, Imagine and Eventim Live.  This spellbinding exhibition will bring together iconic moments, beloved characters and magical creatures from the Harry Potter and Fantastic Beasts films, as well as the stage production of Harry Potter and the Cursed Child. With more than four million visitors already enchanted worldwide, it’s shaping up to be magical. Your journey begins in a Gringotts-style vault, where a first edition of Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone awaits. The Marauder’s Map flickers to life, vignettes from Hogwarts school appear and you’ll come face-to-face with everything from those scary Dementors to the Whomping Willow. Step into the Great Hall with the Sorting Hat on display. Check out the four Hogwarts Houses (Gryffindor, Slytherin, Ravenclaw, Hufflepuff – which one are you?), try your hand at potion -making or divination before you enter the Forbidden Forest and Hagrid’s Hut. With so much to see and do, you’ll definitely need a frothy mug of butterbeer – good thing it’s available, along with plenty of Harry Potter merch, at the exhibition. Adult tickets cost $30, kids...
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