The Big Pineapple stands as an iconic tourist attraction in Woombye, offering a memorable experience for visitors of all ages with a special appeal for families. This unique destination features a variety of rides and educational activities that highlight the region’s rich agricultural heritage. One of the highlights is the engaging mini train ride that winds through lush rainforest surroundings filled with exotic fruits, plants, and wildlife, all accompanied by an informative and entertaining guide. The Big Pineapple combines fun and learning in a way that appeals to both children and adults, making it a standout spot on the Sunshine Coast. Visitors appreciate the diverse animal exhibits, including a notable collection of monkeys, pythons, and other fascinating creatures. Whether you’re short on time or looking for a full-day adventure, The Big Pineapple delivers an enjoyable and immersive experience rain or shine.
Customers appreciate the informative and unique experience offered by the business, leading to a great time.
Visitors enjoy the laid-back and happy vibe of the place, making it perfect for a quick stop and photos.
Customers are glad to see the iconic big pineapple up and running, with positive mentions of the train ride and playground.
Yes, entering the plantation grounds, taking photos in front of the iconic 16-meter-tall structure, and accessing the children's playground is completely free of charge. However, while looking at the landmark from the outside costs nothing, entering the inside of the pineapple structure or participating in the surrounding attractions requires separate ticket purchases
The Big Pineapple has evolved into a multi-attraction adventure hub. The property is home to Wildlife HQ Zoo (a boutique zoo featuring native Australian and exotic animals), TreeTop Challenge (an epic high-ropes and zipline course through the rainforest canopy), and the heritage Pineapple Train which takes visitors on a scenic loop through the plantation grounds.
The iconic heritage structure has undergone a multi-million dollar restoration to revitalize its exterior and viewing platforms. While the outside area and all the main onsite attractions (like the zoo and zipline) are fully operational daily, internal access to the pineapple structure itself can occasionally be restricted for ongoing maintenance or private functions.