
Looking for something just a little big spooky to do? Well the Gold Coast is your destination! Check out these ‘weird and whacky’ attractions and events for Friday the 13th (or any time of year!).
Dracula’s Cabaret Restaurant (Broadbeach) – Visit Australia’s longest running and most successful dinner theatre! Now showing ‘Redrum Cabaret’, celebrating the B-Grade horror genre through fleshy music productions, deceased puppets, gory magic and acerbic tummy-clutching comedy. Enjoy a three course meal including ‘Death by Chocolate’ - a custom made chocolate coffin!
Drax 4 Kids (Broadbeach) - Drax 4 Kids transports little monsters into another dimension with all the fun of a gothic theme park. The new 'Spooky Coaster' animatronic ghost train provides a scream around every corner and delivers the children into the main auditorium. They enter another realm full of interactive games, hi-tech computer imagery and state-of the-art special FX designed especially for the kids, stimulating their imagination and getting their goosebumps popping. The Drax 4 Kids doors creaks open at midday every Saturday.
Dracula’s Haunted House (Surfers Paradise) – Lunging Corpses, Giant Spiders and Creepy Ghosts … get set for an amazing walk through experience featuring five floors of mind blurring optical illusions, horror displays and special fx! Levels include The Carnival of Freaks Museum, the Vampyre Lair and Phobia Level!
The Wax Museum (Surfers Paradise) – Come face to face with celebrities like Kylie Minogue and Crocodile Dundee … or if you dare enter the ‘Chamber of Horrors’! A grim record of Human Cruelty throughout the ages .. more spine chilling than fiction it’s the only display of it’s kind in the world.
Ripley’s Believe it or Not! (Surfers Paradise) – Take a self guided tour through the ‘Odditorium’ where you will see hundreds of unbelievable exhibits, amazing stories, magic, mystery, incredible illusions, interactive displays and an unforgettable movie.
CSI: The Experience (Surfers Paradise) - a completely immersive exhibit that invites visitors to enter "crime" scenes where they identify and record evidence. It takes them inside "laboratories" for scientific testing and to "autopsy" rooms for pathology analysis. Then it returns them to the "office" to build their case, based on the scientific evidence. The exhibit brings to life real scientific principles and the most advanced scientific techniques used today by crime scene investigators and forensic scientists.