Beach Break Bay, Family amusement park at Sea World, Gold Coast, Australia
Beach Break Bay was a children's play area within the Sea World complex on the Gold Coast that featured climbing structures, water-themed rides, and assorted play equipment. The space was designed specifically for younger visitors and offered a range of activities suited to different age groups.
The play area was built by Italian manufacturer Zamperla in 1999 as part of Sea World's expansion plans. It operated under the Sea World brand until its closure in 2015.
The park represented Australian beach culture through its design elements and contributed to Queensland's recreational attractions for families.
The area sat within the Sea World grounds and provided multiple shaded spots where parents could watch their children play. Visitors should familiarize themselves with the entry points to the play zone and allow time to explore at a relaxed pace.
The attraction combined traditional playground equipment with maritime-themed elements to create an entertainment space for younger visitors.
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