Best Things to Do in Gold Coast, with baby

Kokomo Cruises is 49% Baby-Friendly

Babies ride free and prams can board, but there is no change table or nursing room, and parents must lap-hold for up to 2.5 hours, so comfort and safety convenience are quite low.

Recommended visit duration: 2–3 hours

Ripley's Believe It or Not! Surfers Paradise is 45% Baby-Friendly

Babies enter free and lifts allow prams, but tight corners, loud motion theatre and no confirmed change tables or nursing room make a visit tiring; carers may need to take turns inside.

Recommended visit duration: 2-3 hours

WhiteWater World is 45% Baby-Friendly

Parenting rooms, shaded seating and stroller hire exist, but no ride accepts infants under one year and constant sun and water noise mean parents will mostly sit and supervise.

Recommended visit duration: 3-4 hours

Gold Coast Helitours is 36% Baby-Friendly

Infant policy is unclear, no change table or nursing room is listed, cabin noise is intense, and safe restraint must be confirmed, so visiting with a baby requires extra planning.

Recommended visit duration: 2-3 hours

Australian Outback Spectacular is 36% Baby-Friendly

Infants may enter on a lap, but prams stay in cloakroom, no change table or nursing room is listed, and high volume and lighting often distress babies, making the outing challenging.

Recommended visit duration: 2-3 hours

Go Ride A Wave Surfers Paradise is 32% Baby-Friendly

Under-5s are not allowed in any lesson and the shop lacks change tables or nursing space; parents only gain beach umbrella hire and nearby public toilets, so practicality for babies is limited.

Wave Break Island is 27% Baby-Friendly

Boat transfer, soft sand, zero shelters or change tables, and intense sun make visiting with a baby difficult and uncomfortable; confirm with tour operator if you still plan to attempt.

Hot Air Balloon Gold Coast is 23% Baby-Friendly

Infants under 3 are barred from flight, so a parent must stay groundside; no change tables and long coach rides hinder comfort, though vineyard wandering is possible.

Gold Coast Skydive is 22% Baby-Friendly

Babies cannot join the skydive; spectator areas permit prams but list no nursing room or change table, and sun, sand, engine noise, and wait times make the outing hard for carers with infants.

Go Ballooning--Gold Coast Hot Air Balloon is 18% Baby-Friendly

Infants under 3 cannot enter the balloon basket and must stay groundside with one parent; there are no change tables or nursing areas, so most families with babies will find the outing impractical.