My visit to Outback Splash Visual Story
This visual story tells me what to expect when I visit Perth’s Outback Splash.
It’s okay to ask any Outback Splash Team Member if i need help.
I can identify them by their name badges and uniform.
what i can expect at outback splash
Outback Splash is a Waterslide Park located in the Northern Suburbs of Perth in Bullsbrook, Western Australia
During my visit i can choose to go on a range of Waterslides, varying in thrill levels, i can swim in the Lagoon, have a go at 5 different mazes located around the park or play a round of Mini Golf. I can also enjoy multiple dining and beverage experiences around the park.
Team Members in the Admissions office will be able to help me conclude which Admission ticket is most suitable for me. I can also visit Outback Splash’s website to view current ticket pricing.
take a virtual tour of outback splash
Outback Splash is located just over 30 minutes
North from Perth CBD and Perth Airport.
what can i bring?
For safety reasons, I may be asked to remove loose items prior to riding certain attractions, such as glasses and headphones.
I can leave loose items, such as headphones and glasses on whilst in the following areas of the park:
my sensory guide
I will see the following symbols in this visual story.
They will help me identify and prepare for spaces that may have bright lights, smells, or sound.
Rules at Outback Splash
- I cannot bring third party catering, glass or my own alcoholic drinks into Outback Splash.
However there are a range of food & beverage options available for me to purchase. I can bring my own picnic -style lunch if I wish. - I should keep my hands clean to ensure that I am not spreading germs. There are bathrooms with hand washing facilities available to me throughout the park.
- If I need to cough or sneeze, I should do so into my arm, & if I feel sick or have cold & flu symptoms, I should stay home until I feel better.
- Sometimes Attractions can be busy & there may be long waiting times. I can use my phone or a sensory item whilst I wait.
- I can take photos throughout my day on my own device; however, I will not be permitted to take my device onto some rides & attractions for safety reasons and will always be mindful of other Guests. I cannot use a Drone in the venue and cannot take Go-Pro’s on Attractions.
- Outback Splash has some intense Waterslides. I will follow the instructions of team members & signage to make sure I have a safe & fun day.
- I am permitted to bring my service animal into the park, as long as they are wearing their working vest at all times and I present my valid Accreditation Card.
- I must wear appropriate clothing and swimwear whilst in the park. If I do not, I may be turned away from certain Attractions.
Outback Splash Map
I can download the Outback Splash Park Map from their website prior to my arrival.
I can then save the map to my mobile device to look at throughout my day.
I can also view the large Park Maps located around the park whilst i am in the venue.
gaining admission to outback splash
- I can view Ticket Pricing and options prior to arrival via www.outbacksplash.com.au
- I can use the price list signage at either entrance to also view Ticket types and prices.
- If i have pre-purchase my ticket, i can enter through the Online Tickets entrance. If i need to purchase my ticket on arrival, i will enter through the General Admissions gate and see the Team in the Admissions Office.
- Sometimes lines can be overwhelming, loud and crowded. If i feel overwhelmed whilst waiting to enter, i can pop my headphones on, step away for a moment or find a Team member if i require further assistance.
- If i have a Companion Card, i can purchase a Companion Card ticket ON-SITE for a discounted rate and my Companion can enter with me for no
- If i have a Disability or lllness that may affect my experience in the park, i can wait until i am on-site to discuss with the Admissions Team what Ticket type is best for me as Outback Splash offers Levels of Access tickets on-site.
- Upon arrival, i can ask for a ‘Rainbow Wristband’ at Guest Services. This wristband signals to our team that i may need extra support and understanding during my visit.
preparing for my day once i’m at the park
- I can expect to hear Music playing throughout the park. If it gets too loud for me, i can wear my headphones.
- If i need to use the bathrooms prior to entering the park, i can use the restroom facilities located behind the Burger Bar, next to the Admissions Office entrance.
- If i would like to leave my belongings in my shaded area or on my sun lounge, i am more than welcome to do so. If i do not fell comfortable with this, Outback Splash has hireable lockers in two locations (Splash isiand and the Lagoon). If i would like a safe and secure place to keep my loose items, i can hire a locker for the day.
- There are two water re-fill stations in the park. One at the Splash isiand toilet block and the other at the Lagoon toilet block.
- Attractions at Outback Splash have rider requirements/restrictions in place to keep me safe. To help plan my day, i can access FAQ’s and a Ride Overview via Outback Splash’s website – https://www.outbacksplash.com.au/accessibility-and-faq/ . There is also physical signage at the bottom of each Attraction that i can read prior to lining up.
- If i have specific needs, i can visit the Admissions Office and the team will provide me with further information or notify the appropriate Manager to assist me with what i can safely participate in during my visit.
going on waterslides
- Waterslides at Outback Splash have a range of safety regulations and rules in place by the manufacturer. Team Members are trained to ensure I have a fun and safe experience when I decide to ride the slides.
- I will always follow Team members instructions, as rules and restrictions vary from Slide to Slide.
- If I no longer want to ride a slide, I can raise my hand or vocally notify a team member that I would not like to go down anymore. This is completely okay and Team members will be happy to assist me.
- Sometimes the rafts on the Raft slides can slow down or come to a stop before the end of the slide. If this happens to me, I will not start to worry. I will await team Members instructions and follow their instructions carefully to ensure I can safely exit the slide.
- The Blackout and The Wall are the Raft Slides that have flashing lights in them. If I am sensitive to flashing lights, I should not ride these Slides.
- As Outback Splash is a Water Park, I may faintly smell certain chemicals or chlorine in the slides or pools. If I need a break from the smells, I can take a break and try some dry activities (Mazes and Mini-Golf).
- Sometimes lines for the slides can be very loud and overwhelming, as well as The Lagoon and Octopus Bay if they are busy. If I am feeling overwhelmed from the noise, I can take myself to the East side of the park and have a breather on the grass or pop my headphones on whilst I wait in line.
other activities at outback splash
- At Outback Splash, I can also choose from 5 Mazes to have a go at.
- These Mazes could take me anywhere from 10 minutes to 45 minutes and are located on the East side of the park.
- Due to the varying lengths of time it takes to complete the mazes, I will ensure I enter each Maze with a bottle of water, appropriate skin protection and footwear.
- I can also participate in 9-Holes of Mini Golf at Outback Splash. It is included in my ticket and is self-serve. If there are no balls/scorecards/pencils or clubs left, I can ask for assistance from the Admissions Team.
- As most Mazes ad the Mini Golf are in direct sunlight, if my eyes start to get irritated from the brightness, I can make sure I have my sunglasses with me to put on.
- Guests around me could be very loud due to excitement within the Mazes and Mini Golf. If it gets too loud for me, I can put my headphones on, or take a breather.
toilets at outback splash
- I can look for signage around the park, use the park map or ask a Team Member if I need help locating the toilet facilities.
- There are three toilet locations around the park. The Splash Island and The Lagoon toilet blocks have accessible toilets as well as Family toilets with baby changing facilities and male and female toilets. The only Toilets which are not accessible by Wheelchair are the toilets located behind Burger Bar.
- If there is something wrong within any restroom (starting to smell etc) around the park, I can make a Team Member aware so they can assist further.
outback splash team members
At any point in my day, i can approach a friendly Outback Splash Team Member for assistance.
Outback Splash team Members can help me with:
Admissions Team Members are knowledgeable in Companion Cards and the Levels of Access tickets Outback Splash offers. They can also assist with issuing a Rainbow wristband upon request.
Outback Splash Team Members are always happy to help me! I will approach in a respectful and calm manner when needing assistance.
sensory warning
Outback Splash is a Waterpark and because of this, I can except to hear loud noises due to crowds, in-park music, announcements and noise from attractions.
There are quiet areas within the park that I can go to when the noise is too overwhelming.
I can go to the large, grassed area on the East side of the park to escape the noise or can exit through the General Admissions gate to the front of the carpark.
I can use the following strategies to help me feel comfortable when the park is too loud:
We hope you enjoy your day at
Perth’s Outback Splash!
Perth’s Outback Splash!
