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Step into the world of ancient and modern crocodiles with interactive exhibits, fossils, and real research tools.
Step into the world of ancient and modern crocodiles with interactive exhibits, fossils, and real research tools.
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Give kids aged 6 to 13 hands-on STEM fun with interactive exhibits, live science shows and creative building challenges.
Give kids aged 6 to 13 hands-on STEM fun with interactive exhibits, live science shows and creative building challenges.
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Queensland Museum Kurilpa sits within Brisbane’s Cultural Centre precinct at South Bank, alongside major galleries, theatres, and riverside attractions.
Address: Corner Grey Street and Melbourne Street, South Brisbane, Queensland. [Find on maps]

Main Museum Entrance
Location: Grey Street, South Bank
Primary entrance for museum visitors, exhibition guests, and SparkLab ticket holders.
Ticket redemption
Digital tickets can be presented directly from your mobile device at exhibition entry points.
Security check
Bags may be inspected. Exhibition-specific capacity controls apply during peak periods.



Don't miss the Croc! Lost Giants to Living Legends exhibition (until October 2026). It's a world-premiere exhibition exploring crocodile evolution, science, conservation, and cultural connections through fossils, immersive displays, and interactive experiences.

Online booking guarantees your preferred Croc! session time and helps avoid missing busy school holiday or weekend slots.
Croc! tickets include timed entry to the exhibition. Permanent museum galleries remain free and can be visited separately.
No. General museum admission is free. Tickets are only required for Croc!, SparkLab, and selected special exhibitions.
Yes, subject to availability. Popular sessions may sell out, especially during weekends and school holidays.
Most visitors spend between 60 and 90 minutes exploring the exhibition's fossil displays, interactives, and cultural exhibits.
No. SparkLab is a separate ticketed experience within Queensland Museum Kurilpa and must be booked independently.
Yes, personal photography is allowed. Flash photography, tripods, selfie sticks, and commercial photography are prohibited.
Yes. Relaxed hours run weekly, while dedicated Sensory-friendly sessions operate on selected dates with reduced sound and visitor capacity.
Yes. Interactive exhibits, family activities, touchable displays, and dedicated children's resources make it suitable for a wide age range.
Allow around 3–5 hours if you're visiting Croc!, SparkLab, and the museum's permanent galleries. Individual ticketed experiences typically take 60–90 minutes each.
Yes. Both Croc! and SparkLab are family-friendly. Children should be accompanied by a supervising adult throughout their visit.