[Save upto 55%] Sydney 4 Attractions Pass

This pass covers Sydney's four most-visited landmarks in a single booking. SEA LIFE, WILD LIFE Zoo, and Madame Tussauds are all at 1–5 Wheat Rd on the Darling Harbour waterfront. Sydney Tower Eye is a 15-minute walk through the CBD at Westfield Sydney, Level 5, 108 Market St.

Getting started

Your SEA LIFE entry is tied to the date you select at checkout. You must visit SEA LIFE first — this activates the rest of your pass. Before your visit, pre-register your time slots for the other three attractions using the instructions in your confirmation voucher. Arrive at the SEA LIFE entrance on Wheat Rd, show your mobile or printed voucher at the door, and collect your 8 digital photos when prompted at the attraction.

What to expect at SEA LIFE Sydney Aquarium

SEA LIFE is one of the largest aquariums in the southern hemisphere, with more than 13,000 individual animals from over 700 species across 14 themed zones. The Shark Walk puts you directly above grey nurse and other shark species in a glass-floored walkway. Penguin Expedition houses a colony of gentoo and little penguins you can observe at close range. The Great Barrier Reef exhibit recreates coral reef environments with tropical fish in vivid colour. Allow 1.5 to 2 hours to move through all 14 zones at a comfortable pace.

What to expect at WILD LIFE Sydney Zoo

WILD LIFE is directly beside SEA LIFE, so there's no transport needed between the two. The zoo holds over 6,000 animals from more than 250 Australian species. Walk through the Butterfly Tropics, a warm greenhouse exhibit with free-flying butterflies. Kangaroos and wallabies roam in an open area you can enter. The zoo also has koala viewing, a saltwater crocodile habitat, and scheduled reptile encounter sessions. Check the daily schedule board at the entrance for encounter times.

What to expect at Madame Tussauds Sydney

Also in Darling Harbour, Madame Tussauds displays wax figures of local and international names — Australian icons including Nicole Kidman, Hugh Jackman, and Steve Irwin alongside global figures. The museum is split into themed sections covering Sport, Music, and Fashion. Photography is encouraged throughout, and several areas have interactive components.

What to expect at Sydney Tower Eye

Sydney Tower Eye is in Westfield Sydney on Market St — a 15-minute walk from Darling Harbour, or a short taxi or rideshare ride. Show your voucher at Level 5 to access the lifts. The observation deck sits 309 metres above the city and offers a full 360-degree view. On clear days, you can see the Harbour Bridge and Opera House to the north, and the Blue Mountains to the west. Children 16 and under must be accompanied by a paying adult.