Sea World offers tours that are accessible for individuals with different physical, intellectual, and sensory abilities. Both vessels used for the tours are equipped with ramp access, providing easy boarding and disembarking for wheelchair or mobility-restricted users. More details on accessibility can be found on the Sea World website. 

For guests planning to cruise with a wheelchair, please note that bookings must be made with a minimum of 24 hours notice. However, please be aware that there is only one wheelchair space available on the Sea World Whale Watch Cruise and power wheelchairs are not able to be accommodated.

Ramp access is provided from the Sea World Cruise reception area to the boat, ensuring ease of boarding for guests with mobility needs. Sea World strives to provide accessible options for all guests and is committed to making the cruise experience enjoyable and inclusive for everyone.

Upon request, additional assistance can be provided by the crew during boarding and disembarking. Accessible parking and bathrooms are available at the Sea World Cruises Terminal, as well as offsite accessible public toilets near the Surfers Paradise Departure location. National Companion cardholders who purchase a full-priced ticket can receive a ticket for their companion at no extra cost, with bookings made over the phone or in person and presentation of the companion card at check-in.

The boat used for the tours is designed to be fun, safe, and accessible for everyone. It features a ramp for easy onboarding and disembarking, as well as priority seating at the back of the vessel for wheelchair and mobility aid users. If you require assistance accessing and traveling onboard the ferry, you can call (07) 5655 3528 or visit the Sea World Cruises terminal prior to your trip.

Discounted tickets are also offered to carers, making the tours inclusive and accommodating for individuals with different accessibility needs. Enjoy a memorable experience with Sea World tours, where accessibility is a priority.