One of my favourite rides was the train that runs every 20 minutes on a loop, and we got to see the large area of land that "Dreamworld" occupies, as well as the wildlife reserve it holds.
It definitely is different from "SeaWorld" and "MovieWorld", which were busier with longer lines and a lot more people. We found "Dreamworld" more charming, with a lot of the food spaces closed due to fewer customers.
We also visited their official "Legoland" shop, where we received a free passport you can take to any Lego shop to have stamped.
This was because we have three Lego enthusiasts in my family, including me. Although I don't have much time to build, I enjoy it as a way to use my imagination and build with Lego, something I enjoyed as a child. I think it helped with my creativity.
That was the last of our "worlds" travels, as although we had tickets for "Wet'n Wild" and "Water World", we weren't too keen, as we had an ocean beachfront and swimming pool back at our hotel. Plus we still had the cruise and visit to SkyPoint to see too...
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