Updated in October 2026, this Next Level Adventure Park guide covers ticket prices, opening hours, parking, accessibility and what to see.
Next Level Adventure Park is Australia’s largest high ropes course on poles, at Sunshine Plaza in Maroochydore on the Sunshine Coast, Queensland. Seven circuits with 145 aerial obstacles and 16 ziplines run above Cornmeal Creek. You can book through GetYourGuide before you travel. As of October 2026, the park has 16 ziplines, not the 13 that older articles state. An unlimited-climb General Pass costs $69 for ages 8 and over, plus $5.50 for the grip gloves that every climber must wear.
Quick facts for Next Level Adventure Park
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Address | Sunshine Plaza, 154-164 Horton Parade, Maroochydore, Queensland 4558 |
| Opening hours | Monday to Thursday 10:00 to 17:00. Friday to Sunday 9:00 to 17:00. Last session 16:00 |
| Closed | Christmas Day |
| General Pass (age 8 and over) | $69 |
| Junior Pass (age 6 to 7) | $39 |
| Family Pass | $262.20 |
| Grip gloves (required) | $5.50 per person |
| Kids Club (age 6 to 12) | $79 |
| Session length | Allow 2 to 4 hours. Each course takes 45 to 60 minutes |
| Weight limit | 120 kg |
| Parking | Free for up to three hours at Sunshine Plaza |
| Phone | 07 5306 1202 |
Why book Next Level Adventure Park tickets?
- 🧗 Unlimited climbing: The General Pass lets you tackle as many courses as you can in one session.
- ⚡ 16 ziplines over a creek: Ziplines between 30 and 135 metres long cross Cornmeal Creek.
- 🏗️ 145 aerial obstacles on poles: Seven circuits climb up to 18 metres in four difficulty levels.
- 🌅 A 22-metre viewing deck: The deck gives 360-degree views over the Maroochy River and the Sunshine Coast.
- 🌦️ Rain or shine: Sessions run in most weather and cancel only in lightning or high winds.
Ticket prices for Next Level Adventure Park – and how to book
All prices are in Australian dollars.
| Ticket | Price |
|---|---|
| All Ages Unlimited Climb, General Pass (age 8 and over) | $69 |
| All Ages Unlimited Climb, Junior (age 6 to 7) | $39 |
| All Ages Unlimited Climb, Family Pass | $262.20 |
| Kids Club session (age 6 to 12) | $79 |
| Grip gloves (required for all climbers) | $5.50 per person |
The pass includes all the equipment, and your session ends when you remove your harness. Spectators and ground supervisors enter free. Juniors aged 6 to 7 need one participating adult for every two juniors, and the adult needs a paid ticket. Kids Club is an instructor-led session, and guardians must stay on site.
Fully paid bookings can be rescheduled or refunded up to seven days before your session. Rescheduling two to six days ahead costs 20% of the booking, and changes within 48 hours are not refunded. You can book through GetYourGuide before you travel.
Five great things to do in the Sunshine Coast
- 🌅 Enjoy drinks as the sun goes down – on a sunset cruise along Mooloolaba’s waterways.
- 🌿 Spot wildlife in the Noosa Everglades – on the Everglades Explorer cruise.
- 🐋 On a whale-watching cruise – see migrating humpbacks from Noosa.
- 🍷 Combine food tastings with Hinterland highlights – on a scenic culinary tour.
- 🦐 On a bushtucker cruise – taste native food and learn about Aboriginal culture.
Opening hours for Next Level Adventure Park
The park opens seven days a week, except Christmas Day. Weekend and Friday sessions start earlier than Monday to Thursday sessions. The last session starts at 16:00, and hours may vary.
| Day | Opening hours |
|---|---|
| Monday to Thursday | 10:00 to 17:00 |
| Friday to Sunday | 9:00 to 17:00 |
| Last session | 16:00 |
| Christmas Day | Closed |
Check in at least 15 minutes before your session. Late arrivals join the next available session and finish at the original end time.
How to get to Next Level Adventure Park
The park is in Sunshine Plaza on Horton Parade in Maroochydore, beside Cornmeal Creek. By car, follow signs to Sunshine Plaza and use the plaza car parks.
Parking at Next Level Adventure Park
Parking at Sunshine Plaza is free for up to three hours. You can also validate your parking ticket when you spend over $150 at the plaza. Show your booking confirmation email and receipts at a Plaza Information Desk.
How long to spend at Next Level Adventure Park
Allow two to four hours. Each course takes 45 to 60 minutes, and most climbers complete two or three courses in a two-hour session. Add 15 minutes for check-in and the safety briefing.
Accessibility at Next Level Adventure Park
Next Level suits some physical, intellectual and sensory disabilities, but participants must be independently mobile without physical help or aids. Companion Cards are not accepted. There is no all-abilities access.
Climbers need an average to moderate level of fitness and the ability to climb on their own. Pregnant visitors cannot take part. The weight limit is 120 kg. Complete the online waiver before you arrive.
What to see at Next Level Adventure Park
The Beginner circuits. Two courses suit climbers aged 6 and over and anyone new to heights.
The Intermediate and Hard circuits. Intermediate courses are open from age 8, and Hard courses from age 10. They need confidence with heights and upper body strength.
The Expert circuit. This course is for climbers aged 13 and over who have completed a Hard course. It is the highest and most demanding course.
The ziplines. Sixteen ziplines between 30 and 135 metres long cross Cornmeal Creek. They are one of the park’s biggest thrills.
The viewing deck. A 22-metre-high platform gives 360-degree views of the Maroochy River and the Sunshine Coast. Spectators can watch climbers from the deck and from below.
Kids Club and birthday parties. Instructors lead Kids Club sessions for ages 6 to 12. Birthday packages include a party host and an hour at a picnic table on the viewing deck.
Practical visitor tips for Next Level Adventure Park
| Tip | Detail |
|---|---|
| Book ahead | Sessions are limited, and spaces fill quickly. Book tickets in advance to secure your time. |
| Arrive 15 minutes early | Check in at least 15 minutes before your session starts. |
| Wear enclosed shoes and tie your hair back | Sandals are not allowed, and long hair must be in a low ponytail or bun. |
| Lock away loose items | Remove everything from your pockets and use the free lockers, which have limited availability. |
| Check the age rules | Beginner courses start at age 6, Intermediate at 8, Hard at 10 and Expert at 13. |
Frequently asked questions about Next Level Adventure Park
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| What is the minimum age? | The minimum age is 6 for all climbing experiences. |
| How much does a ticket cost? | The General Pass costs $69 for ages 8 and over. The Junior Pass costs $39 for ages 6 to 7, and gloves cost $5.50 extra. |
| Is there a weight limit? | Yes. The limit is 120 kg, and you may be weighed for your safety. |
| Are Companion Cards accepted? | No. Companion Cards are not accepted at Next Level. |
| Do I need to book in advance? | Spaces fill quickly, so advance booking is recommended for each session. |
Things to do near Next Level Adventure Park
Sunshine Plaza: The largest shopping centre on the Sunshine Coast, in Maroochydore.
Cotton Tree Park: A riverside park beside the Maroochy River in Maroochydore.
Maroochydore Beach: A surf beach on the Sunshine Coast a short drive from the plaza.
Alexandra Headland: A headland surf beach and promenade next to Maroochydore.
Mooloolaba Beach: A popular beach and esplanade on the Sunshine Coast south of Maroochydore.
Alternatives to Next Level Adventure Park
Australia Zoo: A large zoo at Beerwah on the Sunshine Coast hinterland.
SEA LIFE Sunshine Coast: An aquarium on the waterfront at Mooloolaba.
Big Pineapple: A fruit-themed attraction at Woombye in the Sunshine Coast hinterland.
Glass House Mountains: A group of volcanic peaks with lookouts and walking tracks near Beerburrum.
Ginger Factory: A ginger processing factory and visitor attraction at Yandina.
More Queensland travel
Other Queensland travel guides on Planet Whitley include:
- Combining the most scenic spots in the Sunshine Coast Hinterland – Mary Cairncross Scenic Reserve, Gerrards Lookout and McCarthy’s Lookout.
- Guides to Sunshine Coast waterfalls: Wappa Falls, Buderim Falls, Gardners Falls, Mapleton Falls and Kondalilla Falls.
- Should you visit Eumundi Markets on Wednesday or Saturday?
- Take a walk in Noosa to Little Cove, the Boiling Point Lookout, Granite Bay and Sunshine Beach.
- How to get to the Carlo Sand Blow in Rainbow Beach.
