Dig in at DIG IT these the school holidays
Get Ready to Dig In at DIG IT These School Holidays!
Tamborine Mountain’s DIG IT, Australia’s premier mini-excavator park, is all set for the merriest season of the year – Christmas holidays! Just an hour’s drive from Brisbane and the Gold Coast, DIG IT dawns its festive flair with hard hats and high-visibility vests gleaming in anticipation of young, enthusiastic diggers!
Best Day Ever at DIG IT
Since its grand opening in May, thousands of children have stormed the gates of DIG IT, declaring their visits the best day ever. They take the helm as little construction maestros in a real outdoor construction zone, sitting proudly atop a CAT 1.7 tonne mini-excavator, ready to dig, move, and create – all under the sublime skies of Thunderbird Park. The excitement is as solid as the famous rocks of Tamborine Mountain.
No Screens, Just Scream-Worthy Fun!
Designed with fun and learning in mind, DIG IT is a dream playground for kids and their parents. Imagine a place where engaging activities meet education; where learning about earthworks and engineering becomes an adventure; where safety is not just taught but experienced. This is DIG IT – a zone free from iPads and screens, where outdoor fun reigns supreme!
The Superstars of DIG IT: Real Mini-Excavators!
Can you hear the growl of the engines? The fleet of nine CAT 1.7 tonne mini-excavators, proudly crafted in Queensland, are the heartthrobs of DIG IT. With hard hats secured and high-vis attire donned, children get a taste of operating heavy machinery. Whether flying solo or sharing the seat with a guardian, they’re guaranteed to learn and laugh as they dig and maneuver through fun challenges.
A Mountain of Adventure at Thunderbird Park
Set amidst the lush backdrop of Thunderbird Park, DIG IT offers more than just excavation fun. The park is a treasure trove of adventure, with accommodation spanning from the comfort of Cedar Creek Lodges to the rustic charm of camping sites. Even better, DIG IT’s ethos of inclusivity ensures it’s 100% accessible to all, catering to various abilities and doubling down on the fun for everyone!
Gift Vouchers: The Perfect Christmas Surprise!
Looking for that unique Christmas gift that will be cherished for years to come? DIG IT has you covered with vouchers that promise an unforgettable experience. Just picture the excitement and let the memories in the making be your gift this holiday season!
DIG IT – Australia’s First Mini Excavator Park
Located at the renowned Thunderbird Park on Tamborine Mountain Road, Scenic Rim, Queensland, DIG IT welcomes children and adults alike. With session prices at $59 for a child or adult and $55 for concessions, joy knows no bounds!
To grab your spot in the excitement, remember to book your 2-hour digging adventure. You can easily make bookings online, ring up the friendly staff at 1800 00 DIGIT, or reach out via email to [email protected].
Open every day during the school holidays (excluding public holidays), with sessions from 8.30 am to 10.30 am, 10.30 am to 12.30 pm, 12.30 pm to 2.30 pm, and 2.30 pm to 4.30 pm, there’s a perfect time slot for every family’s schedule. So, don’t miss out on the fun, make your holiday plans today and be part of the unforgettable experiences at DIG IT!
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