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WhiteWater World’s Pipeline Plunge attraction is currently undergoing a full refurbishment in preparation for the park’s re-opening, complementing the refurbishment works completed late last year.

The park looks forward to providing guests the opportunity to experience their newest attraction, Fully 6 – which offers six individual body slides of varying thrill levels. The slide complex opened in December last year as a part of a $7 million investment into the water park.

“Fully 6 is a fantastic attraction for the whole family and we can’t wait to welcome guests back into the park to experience it.” Chief Strategy Officer, Paul Callander said.

“Our team, with the support of local contractors are working hard to have all refurbishment and maintenance works completed so our attractions will be open and available in time for our re-opening. We are incredibly proud to continue offering guests such a high-quality water park experience from 16 September.”

In addition to works being undertaken across the park, WhiteWater World has also taken the decision to join the Jeff Ellis International (JEI) family of leading water parks, resorts and aquatic facilities, implementing the firm’s rigorous Comprehensive Aquatic Risk Management Program (CARMP). The first phase of instructor development is underway at WhiteWater World, with five instructor candidates undergoing training.

“Safety is our first priority here at WhiteWater World, and we’re proud to be working with a partner like Safety Skills Training (SST) who provide the Ellis & Associates training programs, teaching materials and assessment tools, helping us to offer the highest standard of aquatic safety.” General Manager – Operations, Michelle Erasmus said.

Locals are reminded of the limited time only offer on Annual Passes for only $99, available on dreamworld.com.au and the Dreamworld and WhiteWater World teams look forward to welcoming guests back to both parks from Wednesday 16 September.