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The boys were extremely happy with the parade and the rides we did attempt.

Overall I was grumpy with the queuing, but after the missus pointed out we were there for the kids, I mellowed a bit and enjoyed the afternoon. We caught a glimpse of tweety at one stage but it was by know means what I was expecting from the advertising. My only other gripe was I was expecting there to be roving WB characters throughout the day that the kids could interact with, but this only seems to happen during the parade unfortunately. Unfortunately we did not go on a lot of rides as the queues were horrendous, it was also our families first theme park experience so this is probably normal. The street parade really kicked up my day a notch as well as the LEGO movie 4D experience. I’m not really a petrol head but loved the stunt driving and so did all the boys. The aqua man exhibition was enjoyable, but was expecting a bit more of a behind the scenes look at things, the boys loved it. I was prepared just to head back to the car rather than wait in more queues, but we persevered. I’m sorry but this set the whole tone of the day for me. Worst part of the experience was the queueing, we queued in traffic, queued to get our pass, queued to get through the turnstiles.headed to the justice league ride and saw a sign 60 minute once you reach this point, bear in mind that this point was further down the queue. As a father of four boys (14, 11, 9, 4) who are superhero and cartoon mad, I was left a little bit deflated by my Movie World experience.

What do australians do for fun Warner Bros. Movie World