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Thrill seekers can tackle the Abyss coaster and Goliath swing while younger guests head for the gentler Dragon's Kingdom.

Choosing a Park for Your Group

Perth's theme park and water park sit together at Bibra Lake in the Southern Suburbs, and group days there suit work teams, end-of-year break-ups and big birthday crowds. Group bookings start at 20 people, with a dedicated group area that gives everyone a base for the day.

What to settle before booking:

Numbers: group rates need at least 20 guests, so count confirmed people, not maybes.
Base camp: ask how much of the group area you get, whether it is shaded and how long you can keep it.
Food: catering add-ons save the group queueing for lunch, so ask what packages are offered.
Entertainment: extra entertainment can be added for a celebration, which helps if some guests skip the rides.
Water park gear: if the water park is part of the day, remind everyone to bring swimwear, towels and a change of clothes.

A theme park day suits a birthday or a Christmas party for groups who want something active and outdoors. If the weather looks unkind, trampoline parks and go-karts are indoor back-ups nearby.

Perth summers are hot and dry, so plan shade, water and regular breaks for every guest.
Hats, sunscreen and refillable bottles should be on the invitation, not left to chance.
Start early and use the hottest hours for the water park or a long lunch in the group area.
Summer and the school holidays are the busy stretch, so expect bigger crowds then.

Running a work group day

Name a meeting point and times for lunch and departure so the group comes back together.
Ask whether the booking can be invoiced as one package covering entry, food and the group area.
Check the park's opening season and days before you set the date, as hours can vary through the year.

Getting the group there

Bibra Lake is in the south of the city, so think about where guests live before choosing a start time.
For a big crowd, a hired coach or party bus keeps everyone together and on time.
Share the address and a set arrival time well before the day.

Common Questions About Group Park Days

How many people do you need for a group booking at the Bibra Lake theme park?

Group days start at 20 people. Below that number, regular entry tickets are usually the simpler choice.

Does a Perth theme park day work for an end-of-year staff outing?

It can. The park takes corporate and Christmas bookings, with a group area, catering and entertainment add-ons that make it easier to host a whole team.

What should guests bring to a summer theme park party in Perth?

Hats, sunscreen, water bottles, swimwear and towels if the water park is included, and a change of clothes for the trip home.

Can food be included in a theme park group package?

Yes, catering add-ons are offered with group days. Ask what is on the menu and whether dietary needs can be covered.

What is a good indoor alternative if the weather is bad on theme park day?

Trampoline parks and indoor go-karts in the Southern Suburbs make good back-ups, and they suit similar age groups.