Hi there, koala hold photos can currently be purchased at our Main Koala Exhibit from 9.30am. They cost $25 per photo ticket. Quantities are strictly limited and availability may vary.

Not sure about transport via boat . Weather in few weeks could be very humid and bit wet but still very warm. We booked once we arrived but I believe you can book on line too Hope you enjoy your stay in Brisbane

私はローンパインにしか行っていませんが、コアラを「抱っこ」出来る時間は決まっていました。抱っこ終了時間後は、「触れる」時間帯になるようです。私は「抱っこ」出来た最後の一人で、とてもラッキーでした。多分ですが、抱っこできる時間は午前と午後、それぞれ2，3時間だと思います。この方のサイトがお役に立つと思います（「カランビンorローンパイン?数日内に両方行って比較してみた」で検索)。コアラメインであれば、ローンパインの方が良い様な気がします。本当に「鈴なり」にコアラがいるので、「抱っこ」列に並んでいる間も間近で見ることが出来ますし、最悪触ることは出来ると思います。

I was just there and I was shown exactly how they handle the scheduling of the koalas. First off, they are very particular that if a particular quality is not into it he is not brought out. They track every koala who is used for photo shoots. The bottom line is no quality is used to days in a row and they are maxed out with a certain number of visitors per day per koala. And that max out is based on the background and experience of both the koala and the trainers perception of how the koala is interacting.This facility has so many koalas under their care that this should not be a concern of anybody

As January is a very busy time of year, we recommend coming close to our opening hour if you are looking to hold a koala, as spaces are limited. If you are looking to guarantee a spot we recommend checking out our premium wildlife experiences, which are detailed on our website and many include a koala experience.

I really don’t think so. There was a wombat enclosure but I didn’t even see one there. If it’s very important to you I suggest calling them.

Best answered by Mark M who was able to answer your question.

We got hard copies of the photos & pictures taken on our own camera. Sorry.

Hi, Noosa is a long drive to Lone Pine! If you are only wanting to go there, I’d suggest a hire car and drive yourself there & back. Otherwise, Australia Zoo on the Sunshine Coast is much closer to Noosa & has all of the same animals and many more. I cannot send you the web address as Trip Advisor won’t allow it but google ‘Australia Zoo’. Good luck!

You can hold the koala.