AusLeisure

The landmark iconic Aussie World pub has taken a major step forward in its redevelopment with the removal of its balcony and bullnose roof over recent days.

The former Ettamogah Pub, built in 1989 by Lindsay Cooper, is undergoing a significant overhaul which will see the famous watering hole transformed to include a more modern, family orientated, coastal tropical feel with a strong emphasis on local produce, art, culture, sports and iconic symbols of Australia.

Aussie World spokesperson Tim James said the removal of the bullnose roofing signals the end of one of the most distinctive features of the former Ettamogah Pub.

James advised “the construction team are making great progress both internally and externally with significant work currently underway including a new beer garden which is nearing completion along with an upgrade to the toilets and the installation of a lift which will provide easy access to the top level for the elderly or those with a disability.

“We’ve managed to trade throughout the redevelopment which has provided significant challenges for patrons and staff alike and we thank them for their patience. It’s now full steam ahead as we work toward completion and we’re confident that everyone will be impressed when the project is completed.”

The new venue will more than double its footprint with an expanded balcony extending on the east side, wrapping around the southern and northern sides of the pub and an extended alfresco front verandah. A tree house themed guest lift will improve access to the restaurant level while new Australian themed zones, new furnishings and updated amenities are set to enhance the guest experience.

James said he expected that the redevelopment of the pub will conclude later this year with its new identity slowly being revealed for locals and tourists to experience with the new name to be revealed before the opening date.

Over four million guests have enjoyed the Aussie World theme park since its inception in 1989.  

Image: Work in progress on the façade of the Aussie World Pub.

12th April 2018 - AALARA CONFERENCE TO SHOWCASE SUNSHINE COAST’S ATTRACTIONS 

30th March 2017 - SUNSHINE COAST LEADS QUEENSLAND’S TOURISM GROWTH IN 2016 

21st March 2017 - AUSSIE WORLD’S THE SHED ENTERTAINMENT VENUE WELCOMES FIRST SELL OUT

24th February 2017 - AUSSIE WORLD PLANS FOR SEVEN NEW RIDES

27th December 2016 - AUSSIE WORLD OPENS NEW BOMBORA BOUNCE FAMILY DROP AND TWIST TOWER

1st December 2016 - AUSSIE WORLD GETS SAFETY ENDORSEMENT, ANNOUNCES NEW THEMED PUB

31st October 2016 - AUSSIE WORLD OPENS PERMANENT HAUNT MAZE 

11th March 2016 - AUSSIE WORLD UNVEILS CONTEMPORARY NEW BRAND IMAGE

Asking a small favour
We hope that you value the news that we publish so while you're here can we ask for your support?

The news we publish at www.ausleisure.com.au is independent, credible (we hope) and free for you to access, with no pay walls and no annoying pop-up ads.

However, as an independent publisher, can we ask for you to support us by subscribing to the printed Australasian Leisure Management magazine - if you don't already do so.

Published bi-monthly since 1997, the printed Australasian Leisure Management differs from this website in that it publishes longer, in-depth and analytical features covering aquatics, attractions, entertainment, events, fitness, parks, recreation, sport, tourism and venues management.

Subscriptions cost just $90 a year.

Click here to subscribe.

Asking a small favour
We hope that you value the news that we publish so while you're here can we ask for your support?

The news we publish at www.ausleisure.com.au is independent, credible (we hope) and free for you to access, with no pay walls and no annoying pop-up ads.

However, as an independent publisher, can we ask for you to support us by subscribing to the printed Australasian Leisure Management magazine - if you don't already do so.

Published bi-monthly since 1997, the printed Australasian Leisure Management differs from this website in that it publishes longer, in-depth and analytical features covering aquatics, attractions, entertainment, events, fitness, parks, recreation, sport, tourism and venues management.

Subscriptions cost just $90 a year.

Click here to subscribe.