Top Things to do in Greater Sydney
Top Hotels in Greater Sydney
- 1. Grand Mercure The Hills Lodge
- 2. Travelodge Hotel Sydney Airport
- 3. Quest St Leonards
- 4. Citadines Connect Sydney Airport
- 5. The Branksome Hotel & Residences
- 6. Rydges Sydney Airport Hotel
- 7. Park Regis Concierge Apartments
- 8. Vibe Hotel North Sydney
- 9. Coogee Sands Hotel & Apartments
- 10. View Sydney
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Top 9 Water & Amusement Parks in Greater Sydney, New South Wales
Discover the best top things to do in Greater Sydney, Australia including Botany Aquatic Centre, Ryde Aquatic Leisure Centre, Bondi Iceberg Club, Luna Park Sydney, The Trainshed, Manly Surf n Slide, Ashfield Aquatic Centre, Prairiewood Leisure Centre, Raging Waters Sydney.
Restaurants in Greater Sydney
1. Botany Aquatic Centre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 8 reviews
Reviewed By Traveler48968
I was pleasantly surprised when I visited Botany Aquatic Centre the outdoor 50 metre pool is heated to 25 degrees Celsius. Very clean and the staff are extremely friendly. Around the pool there are lovely grassed areas to relax with umbrellas also. Great for a family swim and picnic.
2. Ryde Aquatic Leisure Centre
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 35 reviews
Reviewed By Chartyourownpath
About time a local council considered its constituents and gave people who are marginalised a chance to be healthy without the burden of being so out of pocket. It’s amazing that anyone with a healthcare card can enter the premises free of charge. The freedom this gives families and individuals is beyond words. Thankyou Ryde council for stepping up and honouring your promise to make health and wellbeing accessible to all. Great facility and staff.
3. Bondi Iceberg Club
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 151 reviews
Reviewed By marshfish
This venue has a varied menu. It is well staffed and is a place to visit for a iconic view of the sea.
4. Luna Park Sydney
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 1,615 reviews
Experience the Magic at Luna Park Sydney! Built in the 1930s, Luna Park is a harbour-side amusement park that still contains traditional midway games and rides. The Park is open year-round; generally every day during NSW School Holidays, and Friday to Monday during the school term. It is advised to check their website for current opening hours. Entry to the park is completely free, and the best way to experience the rides is to purchase an unlimited rides pass. Buy your tickets online and you are guaranteed to save money.
Reviewed By 354janisv - Sydney, Australia
Its very convenient to get to Luna Park from the city or from anywhere. If you jump on the train you can get off at Milsons Point Train Station and then walk 8-10 mins to this venue. Otherwise, if you love ferries you can catch a ferry from Circular Quay and will drop you at Milsons Point Wharf. Once you get there you can have lots of fun in different attractions with your partner, family or friends. Also, you can get an annual pass for $99 that entitles you to unlimited rides.
5. The Trainshed
6. Manly Surf n Slide
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 18 reviews
Reviewed By X1429NEbillym
The staff were friendly and inviting the slides were excellent and fun. My 8 year old son said “it was the best day of his life”
7. Ashfield Aquatic Centre
Overall Ratings
3.0 based on 17 reviews
This property is temporarily closed.
8. Prairiewood Leisure Centre
9. Raging Waters Sydney
Overall Ratings
2.5 based on 34 reviews
Raging Waters Sydney is the place to make your summer memories! Offering over 30 rides, slides and attractions, Sydney’s biggest waterpark has something for everyone. Challenge your family and friends on the H2Go Racers, experience the thrills on the 360 Rush, chill out by the beach or slide the brand new – Whirlwind.
Reviewed By lbailey338 - Sydney, Australia
Was a little apprehensive about renewing the passes this year. COVID and all that jazz. But with the handy little discount for renewing early and a hot summer with two young children to keep occupied we thought what the hell. So we tested the waters without the kids a few weeks ago, arrived at 10am when the gates opened and left at 4:30pm just before closing. Rode most of the slides without too much waiting. Got beds on the beach by the wave pool. Bit annoyed at no lazy river but here's hoping that reopens later in the season. Carted the kids off this weekend for their first visit of the summer, again 10am arrival, beds on the beach and straight to the slides. 5 slides and too over excited kids later and we chilled on the beach for a bit. Having been stung a little for extra food last year we planned ahead and filled the esky with water and fruit to get us through the day which lasted us pretty well, would recommend taking food with you and using it as a bit of downtime during the day if you have kids. Only downside was queueing for a slide that was shut, only to find out once we reached the top, but overall we all had a great day and all came away a little browner and a lot more exhausted. Many more days to spend over the coming months I imagine. Well worth the investment in the annual passes.
