Get ready for an unforgettable day at Warner Bros. Movie World, where imagination comes to life. This outing is designed to support social interaction, confidence-building, and community participation — all while having heaps of fun. Entry and lunch is included. Participants are welcome to bring additional food or their own spending money for optional extras during outings. Pick up and drop off is at the Petrie Water Mill Meeting Point.

Risk Details

• Slips, trips, or falls within the theme park or on rides

• Motion sickness or dizziness from rides or visual effects

• Dehydration or heat exhaustion due to outdoor exposure

• Adverse weather conditions (rain, heat, or storms)

• Getting lost or separated from the group in crowded areas

• Allergic reactions to food, drinks, or environmental factors

• Emotional distress or sensory overload due to noise, crowds, or visual stimulation

Potential Repercussions

• Minor injuries (cuts, bruises, sprains)

• Motion-related illness or fainting

• Serious injury requiring medical assistance

• Heat stroke, dehydration, or exhaustion

• Allergic reactions or panic responses

• Temporary distress or disorientation

Alternative Options

• Participate in a smaller group or sensory-friendly outing

• Choose shorter visit durations or limit ride participation

• Opt for quieter attractions or indoor experiences

• Schedule for cooler weather conditions or reduced crowd days

• Select alternative indoor social activities offered by Marching Forward

Strategies to Reduce Risk

• Ensure participants have completed risk consent and medical forms prior to attendance

• Maintain 1:1 or 1:2 staff-to-participant ratios depending on individual needs

• Conduct a pre-departure safety briefing and visual schedule for participants

• Staff to carry first-aid kits, communication devices, and participant emergency details

• Encourage appropriate clothing, sun protection, and hydration throughout the day

• Implement clear meeting points and check-in procedures at regular intervals

• Provide sensory breaks and access to quiet zones if required

• Monitor participants continuously for signs of fatigue, distress, or overheating