It means you can safely pat a koala, and see them up close.

you just pay for food on the way in and then can feed them

Hi no not much walking from car park . Plus you can take your time walking as its not that big. But well worth it so spend as much time as you like to make the most of it. There is a coffee shot on the way out for refreshments and toilets. I have mettal plate in my anckle and i just took my time. Its well worth the morning or afternoon day out. We got there around 9.30am alittle bit of a line but not very big. Was alittle quieter on are way out upto you.

As far as the map is concerned, they are posted all over the park. I believe one is also provided with paid admission. Depending on your Mother’s condition, a battery cart/wc may be the way to go. I don’t remember there be an aborigine show when we visited in Oct. I’m sure it’ll be listed on their website.

As far as I am aware the discounts apply to Australian Pensioners and Students.

Hi there, Yes we still have Quokkas you can come say hello to! We currently have a Quokka joey who does a Joey encounter now and then (availability on the day changes) Best, Arianne

Hi Camila, The only food that can be fed to our Kangaroos, Wallabies and Pademelons is our cup of Animal Food available at the park for $2.00 a cup. Cheers, Sara @ Featherdale

You can take the train from Circular Quay (Blue Mountain line). Get down at the Blacktown station, and take a bus from right outside the station. You can use the Sydney OPAL travel card for both the trips. There are plenty of opportunities to touch and also take free close-up pictures with the kangaroos. You have to pay for the close-up picture with kaola, but if you are OK with a picture of the kaola a few feet away, then that should be possibe for free. Try and take the 10% discount coupon of the park (from the Syndey City guide, available when you are exiting the Sydney airport).

2018 Update, it is now illegal to "hold" Koalas in the southern part of Australia. Like Sydney!

Hi MrsKanga, We have lots of Quokka's at the park, however they don't live in the free-roaming exhibits as they're quite temperamental compared to other Wallaby and Kangaroo species. You can still feed the Quokka roo-food over the fence if they're close enough. :) Many thanks, Maxwell Love Marketing & Social Media Manager @ Featherdale Wildlife Park