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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.

Details

Address
Cnr Herb Elliott Ave & Showground Rd
Sydney
2127

What’s on

Bubble Planet

Need a new profile pic? We’ve got you.  One of the world’s biggest immersive experiences has just landed in the Harbour City – serving up a fun, surreal backdrop for your Instagram grid glow-up . Bubble Planet: An Immersive Experience is open now at Paddington Pavilion, Sydney Olympic Park, offering Sydneysiders a transporting, ultra-Instagrammable experience. Already experienced by more than two million visitors around the world, with sell-out runs in Milan, Los Angeles, London and Brussels, Bubble Planet is a fantastical world of optical illusions, cutting-edge virtual reality experiences, giant bubbles, and next-level immersive projections. Visitors to the Sydney site can expect to embark on a dreamlike journey through more than 10 otherworldly rooms, home to giant bubble domes, LED underwater-style wonderlands, selfie hubs and VR dreamscapes.  Almost 10,000 tickets were sold ahead of the official opening, so we expect this one will be another sell-out run for the people who brought the incredible immersive Van Gogh experience to Sydney back in 2020. Session at this bizarre immersive world run for between 60-90 minutes, and the experience is suitable for people of all ages – with kids under four welcomed in for free. Keen? You can learn more and snap up tickets over here.    Stay in the loop: sign up for our free Time Out Sydney newsletter for more news, things to do and travel inspo, straight to your inbox. RECOMMENDED: Want more activity inspo? Here’s what’s on in...
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