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Sunday, June 23, 2013

TOP 8 Places To Go See During School Holidays

The NSW school holidays are less than a week away, not sure what to do or where to take them during the break? See below for the top 8 school holiday ideas that will be fun for the kids AND the grown ups :)


8. Disney On Ice: Princesses & Heroes 
What could be more magical than combining Disney princesses and ice skating together?
Disney on Ice presents Princesses and Heroes show, for 4 days only! Book your tickets for the 10 to 14th of July shows this school holidays. You'll get to see your favourite princesses, heroes and villains - from Ariel the Little Mermaid and Prince Eric, to Princess Jasmine, Aladdin, Cinderella, to Belle, Snow White, Tiana and the brand new member Rapunzel - skate, dance and create magic on ice right before your eyes.

Cost: from $28.50
When: 10th - 14th July 2013
Where: Allphones Arena, Sydney Olympic Park
Tickets: http://premier.ticketek.com.au/Shows/Show.aspx?sh=DISNEYIC13
Official Website: http://www.disneyonice.com.au




7. Wildlife Sydney Zoo
If you love animals but want to stay in Sydney, visit the Wildlife Sydney Zoo, where you'll get to see all sorts of weird, wacky and wonderful iconic Australian animals. From kangaroos, koalas and kookaburras to possums, lizards, echidnas, frogmouths to quolls - they even have creepy crawlies like giant cockroaches, bull ants and venomous snakes (behind glass of course!). This is sure to be a great day out for the family, with animals and reptiles for the whole family to enjoy.

Cost: from $14.00
When: Open Daily from 9am - 6pm (last entry STRICTLY 5pm)
Where: 1-5 Wheat Road, Darling Harbour, Sydney 2000 Australia
Tickets: http://www.wildlifesydney.com.au/tickets/#single-visit





6. Sydney Sealife Aquarium aka Sydney Aquarium
If you want to see marine and fresh water animals without getting wet, then Sydney Sealife Aquarium is your ultimate destination! From dugongs to huge sharks, massive stingrays, majestic turtles, jellyfish, penguins, sea dragons, thousands of tropical fish, enormous crabs and more, you can experience it all at Sydney Sealife Aquarium this school holiday. The aquarium is like no other place, offering underwater views of sharks and other marine life, to exhibits of freshwater rivers, tropical North waters such as the impressive Great Barrier Reef exhibit and other amazing Australian coastline waterways - all without leaving the city.

Cost: from $15.40
When: Open 365 days a year - 9am to 8pm. Last entries are STRICTLY 7pm.
Where: 1-5 Wheat Rd, Sydney NSW 2000, Australia
Tickets: http://www.sydneyaquarium.com.au/tickets/





5. Madam Tussauds
Do you have older kids? Got teenagers? Then they'll love getting up close to their favourite stars and celebrities at Madam Tussauds wax museum at Darling Harbour! At the same time, they'll get to meet the identical likeness of famous historical figures and villains. Get your photo taken with your idols and other world famous figures, and see what it might be like if you were ever to come across these celebrities in real life!
Here's a short list of some of the wax celebrities you'll see: Angelina Jolie, Brad Pitt, Lady Gaga, Leonardo DiCaprio, Bruce Willis, Marilyn Monroe, Johnny Depp, Rihanna, Michael Jackson, Kylie Minogue, Delta Goodrem, Slim Dusty, Hugh Jackman as Wolverine and more!

Cost: from $15.40
When: 9:00am to 8:00pm daily (last admission 7pm)
Where: Aquarium Wharf, (next to SEA LIFE Sydney Aquarium) Darling Harbour, Sydney, NSW 2000
Tickets: http://www.madametussauds.com/Sydney/OldBuyTickets/Default.aspx#sthash.jQXnZPCD.dpuf





4. Luna Park Sydney
Want to have wacky, fun rides at an amusement park? Then check out Sydney's iconic Luna Park! There you'll find rides ranging from dodgem cars, giant ferris wheel, flying saucer spinning ride, tumble bug, giant slide called Devil's Drop, spinning spider, mirror maze, wonky walk, to the favourites wild mouse and tango train and much much more! They even have fun rides for the little ones: space shuttle, magic castle and whirly wheel!

Cost: Varies - see here for more info http://www.lunaparksydney.com/buy-tickets
When: Varies - see here for more info http://www.lunaparksydney.com/open-hours
Where: 1 Olympic Dr, Milsons Point NSW 2061, Australia
Tickets: http://www.lunaparksydney.com/buy-tickets





3. Powerhouse Museum
The little kids and the big kids will both love the Powerhouse Museum this school holidays! The museum is jam packed with activities and games for all ages. The Magic Garden is for 2-8 year olds and they'll get to fish in digital ponds and have loads of fun catching butterflies. For the older kids, experience what it's like to fly into space with the Zero Gravity Space Lab where you can experience the illusion of weightlessness!

Like to build stuff? Try the All-day Science Workshops where kids from ages 8-13 can be budding young scientists and engineers where they learn and play with activities designed around architecture. More into chemistry? Want to play with stuff that's slimy, explodes, oozes and sticks? Then Science On Show will sure to prove a hit where kids of any age can learn and play with substances that do weird and wacky things! A bonus for the parents - the museum has FREE WiFi throughout the venue and the cafe.

Cost: from $6.00 (Children under 4 go in free)
When: 10.00am – 5.00pm every day except Christmas Day.
Where: 500 Harris St, Ultimo (behind Chinatown and Darling Harbour)
Tickets: http://www.powerhousemuseum.com/visit/hours&charges.php
Kids Activities: http://play.powerhousemuseum.com/whats-on/





2. Sydney Tower Eye aka Sydney Centre Point Tower
If you're not afraid of heights and want to experience the ultimate views of Sydney, you can't go past The Sydney Tower Eye. Wow the kids and add a bit of fear factor with this amazing walk coupled with fantastic views of the city. With a range of tours and walks available, they have packages to suit those of the not-so-faint hearted to people who are afraid of heights. Try the Skywalk Tour where you'll be walking on glass, 268 metres above Sydney streets directly beneath your feet for a bird's-eye view of the bustling city below.

Cost: from $10.50
When: Open 364 days a year from 9am to 10:30pm  (last entry STRICTLY 9pm)
Where: Corner of Pitt Street & Market Streets, Sydney 2000 Australia
Tickets: http://www.sydneytowereye.com.au/tickets/#single-visit





1. IMAX Theatre Sydney
If you're feeling cold and a bit lazy, but want to offer the kids a fun day while getting to sit down and enjoy something, then you can't go past watching a movie or a documentary at Sydney's IMAX Theatre - featuring the LARGEST screen in the world! For the ultimate viewing experience, try a 3D show where objects in the screen seem to come to life right before your eyes. Pre-show ceiling lights also add an aura of amazement for the little ones as the ceiling mimics a clear twinkling night sky. Watch your favourite movie and relax for a family day out.

Cost: from $16.00
When: Monday - Sunday 9:30am to 10:00pm
Where: 31 Wheat Rd, Darling Harbour NSW 2000, Australia
Tickets: http://www.imax.com.au/prices/


Need affordable, family-friendly accommodation close to all these top 8 attractions around Sydney?
Metro Hotels offer family-friendly comfortable hotel rooms and apartments around Sydney city that will keep you close these venues and major public transport hubs. So whether you're coming from interstate to Sydney or coming from overseas, we've got you covered!


Each hotel or serviced apartment is close to major train stations, buses or ferries. Because all four are situated in the city, there are plenty of taxis available to catch on the street. Our city also offers a free bus service (it's a completely green bus) that loops around the main streets of Sydney. Many of the attractions can be reached by foot from our hotels. Nearby there are also supermarkets, shops, restaurants, convenience stores, ATMs, medical centres and public toilets all within walking distance.

If you'd like to arrange a stay in a Metro Hotel around Sydney, here are some specials available for booking: 

Spoil Your Child Hotel Special @ Metro Hotel Sydney Central
Metro Hotel Sydney Central is offering this Spoil Your Child Special for $215.00 including:

  •  One nights accommodation in a Superior 2 Double bedded room  up to two adults and two children (children aged below 12 years)
  • Daily Hot Buffet Breakfast for up to 2 adults and 2 children  
  • Goodies Bag on arrival for each child.
  • Daily 24hrs internet
  • Details and To Book: http://www.metrohotels.com.au/special/315



School Holidays Special @ Metro on Pitt
Metro Hotel on Pitt is offering this School Holidays Special from $205.00 per night (maximum 2 people per package) including:

  • One nights accommodation in a Superior Queen room for up to two adults and two children (children aged below 12 years) 
  • Daily Hot Buffet Breakfast for up to 2 adults and 2 children   
  • Daily 24 hours FREE internet
  • Details and To Book: http://www.metrohotels.com.au/special/281



Powerhouse Museum Family Accommodation Package @ Aspire Hotel
Aspire Hotel Sydney is offering this Powerhouse Museum Family Accommodation Package for the Best Available Rate + $20.00 including:

  • Accommodation for up to two adults and two children
  • DVD Player Rental and 2 Dvds (from our select range only)
  • Car Parking (for the duration of your stay)
  • Staying in a standard room
  • Details and To Book: http://www.metrohotels.com.au/special/276



Thursday, June 20, 2013

Dora the Explorer Live @ Capitol Theatre Sydney! Dora's Pirate Adventure ~ Oct 15 2013


Arr me hearties! Get ready for some fun with Dora the Explorer and her Pirate Adventure live show at Capitol Theatre Sydney! On for ONE SHOW ONLY on 15th Oct 2013, this is not to be missed by Dora fans!

Dora, her best buddy Boots the Monkey, and the rest of their friends embark on an exciting trip to Treasure Island. The audience helps them navigate over Dancing Mountain, through Silly Singing Bridge and to confront the Pirate Piggies. Along the way, the audience will use their map-reading, counting, musical and language skills to successfully help Dora reach the treasure. All ends happily onstage with a "yo-ho-ho!"

When: Tuesday 15th October 2013
Location: Capitol Theatre Sydney - 13 Campbell Street, Haymarket NSW 2000 Australia
Tickets: http://www.ticketmaster.com.au/Nickelodeons-Dora-the-Explorer-Live-Doras-tickets/artist/1545577




Staying in Sydney for the show?  


Need accommodation near Capitol Theatre?


Look no further than Metro Hotel Sydney Central - right next door to the Capitol Theatre whilst being close to other iconic Sydney attractions. Great if you have young children who dislike walking too far or have prams. 



We are currently also running a Capitol Theatre Family Accommodation Package to save you money!

For $205.00 you get:
  • One nights accommodation in a Deluxe 2x Double Bedded Room  
  • Daily Hot Buffet Breakfast for up to 2 adults and 2 children  
  • Chocolates on arrival  

Or call: 02 9281 6999



Sunday, June 16, 2013

Top 9 Things To Do @ The Royal National Park

Photo Credit: Andy Richards/NSW Government

Top 9 Things To Do At The Royal National Park


Royal National Park is a national park in New South Wales, Australia, 29 km south of Sydney CBD. Located at Audley, just 32km from Sydney city, the park offers incredible beauty and natural diversity just minutes from the highway and train station.

The Royal National Park is the world's second oldest purposed national park (after Yellowstone in the United States), and the first to use the term "national park".

In this natural haven, open ocean, sandstone cliffs and wetlands meet grassy woodland, rainforests, coastal heathland and eucalypt forests. You will also find some significant geological sites, including fascinating beach ridges at Cabbage Tree Basin.

1. Bushwalking and Hiking

The perfect escape for hikers, beginners or those who enjoy a scenic but challenging walk, you can't go past bush walking throughout the Royal National Park. There are numerous walking trails, for walkers of different levels and of different landscapes throughout the park. Over 100 kilometres of walking tracks take in a wide range of scenery - from forests to valleys to beaches - so you'll be spoilt for choice when it comes to taking photos.

The most popular walk is the Coast Walk, which wraps around the park's eastern edge and delivers breath taking coastal scenery. It is a 30 kilometre track, beginning from Bundeena to Otford, or vice versa. It's recommended that walkers allow 2 days for the walk.

Coast Walk
Photo Credit: http://www.cronullabeachyha.com


2. Boating and Canoeing 

The park offers two different landscapes for boating - the river system or along the coast line. Towra Beach is an area of protected wetlands, sand flats and seagrass that can only be reached by boat or paddling. A tranquil beach that's great for padding and exploring, so pack a picnic or build a sandcastle by its calm waters. Any visitors will mostly be of the winged kind; rare migrating birds wade the coastline. To reach Towra Beach, you'll need to bring your own canoes or kayaks.

If you’d like to go on a boating or paddling adventure inside the park, you can launch your canoe or kayak from the nearby boat ramp at Fitzpatrick Park.

Inside the park resides the Hacking River which offers affordable boat and canoe hire for a fun filled day out to explore the river system. Boat and canoe hire at the Audley Boat Hire starts at AUD$20 for 1 hour hire to $40 for a day hire. At the end of the river is a beautiful waterfall and rock beds - great place to rest and relax.

Audley Boat Hire (inside Royal National Park): http://www.audleyboatshed.com/index.html

Hacking River
Photo Credit: http://blog.thinadoukasphoto.com


3. Picnics and BBQs

When you’re pining for the feel of sand between your toes, take the family and head to Wattamolla Beach picnic area. With loads of options to keep everyone happy, this is a popular place to base yourself while you’re exploring the park. Unpack a picnic under the shade of the cabbage tree palms and do some serious unwinding, or have a delicious barbeque.

Cabbage Tree Basin is a great place for relaxing and to have picnics. The area even offers gas barbecues so you can cook up a feast.

If you’re looking to escape the city for a relaxing day near the river, head to picturesque Reids Flat picnic area. When it’s time for lunch, spark up a free gas barbecue and cook up a feast, then enjoy it on a rug or one of the nearby picnic tables.

Fitzpatrick Park is another excellent place for picnics and barbeques. Let the kids to kick a ball or throw a frisbee to work up an appetite. After a tasty picnic or barbecue lunch, relax on your picnic rug, take in some sunshine or set off on an exploration of the park.

Wattamolla Beach
Photo Credit: NSW Government


4. Cycling

Lady Carrington Drive is an easy bike trail that follows the Hacking River upstream from Audley. Cycling over 15 creeks, each identified by its Aboriginal name, you’ll pass blue gums, turpentines and patches of rainforest. Keep your ear out for the mimicking call of the lyrebird and your eyes peeled for lace monitors and echidnas.

Loftus loop trail is a 10km trail that is bound to get your heart rate up. You’ll cover 8km of trail, along with 2km of designated bike track. Terrain changes from flat, wide trails to steep, single-track trails that can be a little rocky under your tyres. There are some steep sections around Temptation Creek, so it’s best to walk these if you’re an inexperienced rider. This diverse terrain makes Loftus loop trail one of Royal National Park’s most enjoyable cycling trails.

Lady Carrington Drive
Photo Credit: David Finnegan/NSW Government


5. Swimming, Surfing and Snrokelling 

Wattamolla Beach lagoon offers safe and enjoyable calm waters for snorkelling, swimming and liloing for the whole family. After enjoying a barbecue lunch, go for a walk along one of the beach tracks, with a prize for the first to see a sea eagle or oystercatcher.

Wattle Forest picnic area offers a beautifully scenic place for a swim for the family. You could be tempted to while away a lazy afternoon in the shade by the river, serenaded by the cockatoos and currawongs, or join the kids for some swimming.

Garie Beach picnic area is the spot for swimming and surfing the waves in the warmer months. It’s an ideal spot for birdwatching, so bring the binoculars for a chance to glimpse an albatross, sea eagle, and the rarer peregrine falcon as they cruise on the updraft from coastal breezes. Please note, Garie Beach does not have lifeguards on duty.

Garie Beach
Photo Credit: Wikipedia


6. Beaches

If you want a day at the beach, the Royal National park offers an array of beaches to choose from.

  • Jibbon Beach - offers scenic grounds, Aboriginal tours, fishing and swimming areas.
  • Garie Beach - ideal for swimming, fishing and picnics on this gorgeous and family-friendly beach.
  • Wattamolla Beach - a calm lagoon and sheltered cove with a sandy bar at the inlet, perfect for snorkelling.
  • Werrong Beach - a secluded beach paradise for nudists.

Wattamolla Beach
Photo Credit: Andy Richards/NSW Government


7. Jet-skiing 

Morgans Creek picnic area is a riverside picnic area in Georges River National Park. It’s large and grassy, so an excellent choice for families with children who like lots of space to roam. Popular with anyone who likes to play on the river, you’ll find waterskiers and jetskiers as well as boaters and fishermen out enjoying the water. A dual width boat ramp and easy access from the carpark means you will be out on the water in no time. So take your jet ski down for an awesome ride.

Morgans Creek
Photo Credit: Andy Richards/NSW Government


8. Fishing

Fitzpatrick Park is just the place for a spot of family fishing – cast a line to try your hand at catching a luderick, mullet or mulloway. For beach fishing, you can't go past Wattamolla Beach for a spot of fishing. Jibbon Beach also offers a fantastic spot for fishing on the sands. Reids Flat picnic area provides a calm area for fishing.

Reids Flat
Photo Credit: Andy Richards/NSW Government


9. Whale Watching

Head to Garie Beach for a spot of whale watching in the winter. Every year, humpback whales and southern right whales migrate along the NSW coastline. They head north throughout June and in the first week of July, and return southwards from around September to November. If you're unsure of when to go to spot them, try a walking tour. Sydney Coast Walks (formerly known as Royal Coast Walks) provides expertly guided half day, full day and overnight walking and hiking adventures through Royal National Parks, enabling guests to reconnect with nature and experience the wonder of whale watching.

Sydney Coast Walks: http://www.sydneycoastwalks.com.au/

Whale Watching Sydney
Photo Credit: NSW Government



Accommodation 

Looking for suitable accommodation near the Royal National Park? Then look no further than the
Metro Hotel Miranda, strictly non-smoking, conveniently located in the Sutherland area and only a 10 minute drive to the Royal National Park. Situated in the premier corner position, our hotel suites have kitchenettes and magnificent views over Sydney city. The hotel is located across from Westfield Miranda and cafes and shops. Sutherland Hospital is only a 3 minute drive away from the hotel. For those coming by public transport, the hotel is only 5 minutes walk from Miranda train station.

Metro Hotel Miranda is the only hotel near Cronulla which does not impose minimum night stays.


Location: Cnr Kingsway and Jackson Ave, Miranda NSW 2228 Australia
Book Metro Hotel Miranda Online: http://www.metrohotels.com.au/sydney-hotels/metro-hotel-miranda-11
Metro Miranda Special: http://www.metrohotels.com.au/special/308









Thursday, June 13, 2013

Coming Soon to the Powerhouse Museum


Power House Museum Location: 500 Harris St, Ultimo NSW 2007, Australia

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George Nelson: architect, writer, designer, teacher
Opens on 3 August 2013 
This exhibition is a comprehensive retrospective of the work of George Nelson (1908–1986), one of the most influential figures in American design during the second half of the 20th century. Nelson created classics of modern furniture and interior design, including the Coconut Chair (1956), the Marshmallow Sofa (1956), the Ball Clock (1947) and the Bubble Lamps (1952 onwards). He was also a prominent author, editor, lecturer, exhibition designer and a passionate photographer. 
An exhibition of the Vitra Design Museum, Germany. This exhibition has been generously sponsored by Herman Miller International, Asia Pacific. 



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Australian International Design Awards 2013
Opens 2 August 2013
See a selection of innovative products from the Australian International Design Awards 2013 entries. Those displayed, are chosen for their outstanding design, innovation and significance to Australia’s material culture.





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Playing with Light
Opens 14 September 2013
Interact with a variety of illuminating hands-on displays! Make yourself shorter, taller, thinner or wider with our flexible mirrors, mix together coloured lights, freeze and interact with your shadows, use strobe lighting to examine a piece of machinery rotating at high speed, make light bounce down a stream of water, plus challenge your friends in our maze of lasers!
Produced by Scitech, Perth, Western Australia





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The Oopsatoreum: inventions of Henry A. Mintox
Opens late 2013
Author and filmmaker Shaun Tan’s new collaboration with the Powerhouse Museum is the fictional tale of a strikingly original but spectacularly unsuccessful inventor: Henry A. Mintox.  Shaun’s whimsical stories of Mintox’s failed inventions are inspired by strange and largely obscure objects from the Powerhouse Museum collection.
The Oopsatoreum exhibition brings to life the world of Henry Mintox. A mechanical dog and a prototype laptop messenger are some of the strange devices featured in the exhibition. Also on show are Henry’s personal items, including the 1927 Austin Tourer that he planned to drive to Tasmania and the fat suit he wore to impress his audience at a lecture in the midst of the Great Depression.





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Powerhouse Museum garden
The Powerhouse Museum plans to establish a garden on-site in Ultimo. If you live in the neighbouring Ultimo, Pyrmont and Chinatown areas, we'd like to hear what you think. 

The Museum has been working to establish a Museum Garden, as a learning and community engagement facility, for some time. The project has been delayed by development proposals which in turn have had an impact on plans for the proposed site, in the Museum car park.
In 2011, the Sydney Harbour Foreshore Authority (SHFA) which owns part of the car park land, announced plans to reclaim the land for incorporation in a 'linear park' to connect Central railway station to Darling Harbour. This put on hold plans to establish a garden on the site, or for the possibility that the site be used for a much larger urban agriculture proposal, as a site for the City Farm, being developed by the City of Sydney. A feasibility study undertaken by the City had proposed the use of the car park, along with a much larger site at Sydney Park, as a possible two-site 'articulated model' for the proposed Farm.

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Hotels near the Powerhouse Museum ~ Ultimo and Central:

Address: 431 - 439 Pitt Street Sydney, NSW 2000 Australia
Phone: +61 2 9281 6999


Address: 383-389 Bulwara Road Ultimo, Sydney NSW 2007 Australia
Phone: +61 2 9211 1499

Sunday, June 9, 2013

Madame Tussauds Wax Museum Sydney ~ Celebrities, Saints, Royals & Villains













Madame Tussauds is a wax museum in London and has expanded with branches in Sydney, Amsterdam, Bangkok, Hong Kong, Las Vegas, Shanghai, Berlin, Washington D.C., New York City, and Hollywood. The current owner is Merlin Entertainments Group. It was founded by wax sculptor Marie Tussaud and was formerly known as "Madame Tussauds. Madame Tussauds is a major tourist attraction, displaying waxworks of historical and royal figures, film stars, sports stars and other celebrities.

Marie Tussaud was born as Anna Maria Grosholtz in 1761 in Strasbourg, France. Her mother worked as a housekeeper for Dr. Philippe Curtius in Bern, Switzerland, who was a physician skilled in wax modelling. Dr Curtius taught Tussaud the art of wax modelling. One of the oldest surviving sculptures by Curtius is of Madame du Barry.

Tussaud created her first wax figure, of Voltaire, in 1777. Other famous people she modelled at that time include Jean-Jacques Rousseau, Benjamin Franklin and casted death masks of victims of the French Revolution. Following Dr Curtius's death in 1794, she inherited his vast collection of wax models and spent the next 33 years travelling around Europe. Her marriage to François Tussaud in 1795 lent a new name to the show: Madame Tussaud's.

Madame Tussauds wax figure

As a result of the Napoleonic Wars, she was unable to return to France, so she travelled throughout Great Britain and Ireland exhibiting her collection. From 1831 she took a series of short leases on the upper floor of "Baker Street Bazaar". By 1835 Marie had settled down in Baker Street, London, and opened a museum.

Today, the wax museum is a wonderful place to get up close to your favourite celebrities, see the Royals and view life-like famous historical figures and people of note.

List of sculptures in Sydney's Madame Tussauds:
  • Angelina Jolie
  • Brad Pitt
  • Lady Gaga
  • Leonardo DiCaprio
  • Bruce Willis
  • Marilyn Monroe
  • Johnny Depp
  • Rihanna
  • Michael Jackson
  • Kylie Minogue
  • Delta Goodrem
  • Slim Dusty
  • Hugh Jackman as Wolverine
  • Iron Man
  • ET
  • Jackie Chan
  • Audrey Hepburn in Breakfast at Tiffany's
  • Alfred Hitchcock
  • Oprah Winfrey
  • Rove McManus
  • Ned Kelly
  • Captain Cook
  • Madam Tussaud herself
  • Nelson Mandela
  • Barack Obama
  • Dalai Lama
  • Queen Elizabeth II
  • Albert Einstein
  • Jimmy Barnes
  • Keith Urban
  • Dannii Minogue
  • Miranda Kerr
  • Eric Bana 
  • Mark Webber
  • Donald Bradman
  • Layne Beachley
  • One Direction (coming October for 3 months only)

Location: Aquarium Wharf, (next to SEA LIFE Sydney Aquarium) Darling Harbour, Sydney, NSW 2000
Opening Times: 9:00am to 8:00pm daily (last admission 7pm)
Tickets: http://www.madametussauds.com/Sydney/OldBuyTickets/Default.aspx


Coming to Sydney to see Madame Tussauds? 

Need accommodation near Madame Tussauds?


Metro Hotels have two hotels and one self-serviced apartments within Sydney CBD and within walking distance to Madam Tussauds at Darling Harbour. The hotels are 2-5 minutes walk to major train stations and close to buses and taxis that can take you to Darling Harbour.







If you'd like to arrange a stay in a Metro Hotel or Apartment, here are some specials available for booking: http://www.metrohotels.com.au/special

Friday, June 7, 2013

Scooby Doo Live Musical Mysteries Show 2013 Sydney





Scooby-Doo and the Mystery Inc. Gang has been called upon to help solve an epic mystery.  A trouble-making ghost is haunting a local theatre and Shaggy, Fred, Daphne, Velma and Scooby-Doo are on their way in the Mystery Machine to crack the case. 
Scooby-Doo Live! Musical Mysteries has young audiences on the edge of their seats in traditional SCOOBY-DOO fashion from the moment the theatre lights go dim and the stage lights go on.
Scooby-Doo Live! Musical Mysteries features a brand new American cast of world-class musical theatre professionals, clever staging and heaps of spooky special effects in a super-sized live show that has fans howling for more.
Running Time: Approximately 90 minutes including 20 minutes interval
When: Wednesday 2nd October 2013
Location: Capitol Theatre Sydney - 13 Campbell Street, Haymarket NSW 2000 Australia 



Staying in Sydney for the show?  


Need accommodation near Capitol Theatre?


Look no further than Metro Hotel Sydney Central - right next door to the Capitol Theatre whilst being close to other iconic Sydney attractions.



Metro Hotels Non Smoking