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Meet the tigers of Dreamworld
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Animal encounters at Dreamworld Tiger Island
Tiger feed experience
Come face-to-face with a tiger and feed it using long tongs in this thrilling, behind-the-scenes encounter.
Guided by expert handlers, you'll witness the power and grace of these big cats up close, an unforgettable Dreamworld highlight. Before you step inside the experience, here are some safety tips you need to keep in mind:
- Add-on experience: The Tiger Feed is an optional add-on and must be purchased separately on the day of your visit.
- Feed experience tips: Keep your hands away from the hole. Use only the provided tongs and stay behind the barrier at all times.
- Age & health requirements: Participants must be 13+ and in good health; minors between 13 to 15 years must be accompanied by an adult.
- Follow handler instructions: Trainers will guide you. Listen carefully to ensure your safety and the tiger’s comfort.
Looking for more wildlife moments? Explore other animal experiences at Dreamworld, from kangaroo feedings to koala cuddles at Corroboree.
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Frequently asked questions about Tiger Island at Dreamworld
How long has Tiger Island been operating?
Since 1995, making it one of the world’s earliest interactive tiger exhibits.
Where is Tiger Island located in Dreamworld?
It’s at the back of the park, adjacent to the Corroboree zone and easily reached via the train station near Billabong Restaurant.
Is it wheelchair and stroller accessible?
Yes. Pathways, viewing areas, and viewing tunnels are all accessible. The Dreamworld map highlights these routes.
What makes Tiger Island special?
Guests can experience the Dreamworld tigers up close through viewing tunnels, platforms, and educational presentations, all while supporting real conservation efforts.
Which tiger species live there?
Tiger Island houses both critically endangered Sumatran tigers and majestic Bengal tigers.
Are there educational presentations?
Yes, expect a reimagined educational experience detailing tiger conservation, biology, and habitat, all part of the non-handled approach.
What are the best times to visit the tigers?
Tiger encounters are most captivating in the morning and late afternoon. Cubs (when present) are particularly active at these times.
Can I take photos?
Yes! Photography is allowed in all public spaces. Beautiful spots—like the viewing tunnel—are perfect for memorable shots.