Phillip Island 3 Park Pass: Penguin Parade, Koala Conservation Centre and Penguin Parade, Koala ConservationHeritage Farm

• Entry or Admission - Phillip Island Nature Parks - Koala Conservation Centre
• Entry or Admission - Churchill Island
• Entry or Admission - Phillip Island Nature Parks - Penguin Parade

• Food and drinks
• Hotel pickup and drop-off
• Transportation to, from and around Phillip Island
• Optional equipment rental or other activities

Exchange your voucher at the Koala Conservation Centre, Churchill Island or the Penguin Parade ticket box (located in the Penguin Parade Visitors Centre)

At your leisure; your pass is valid for 6 months from date of purchase; the Penguin Parade begins at sunset every night, and you should arrive at least 30 minutes before the sunset

• Confirmation will be received at time of booking
• Plan to arrive at least one hour before sunset if you want to see the Penguin Parade
• All revenue generated by the Phillip Island Nature Park benefits penguins and conservation
• Phillip Island Nature Park understands the disappointment of not being able to use your camera but hopes that you have an enjoyable experience. The park did not take lightly the decision to prohibit cameras; after many years of consideration, cameras were banned for the following reasons:
• Flash photography is at the blue end of the light spectrum and disturbs penguins; while flash photos were always banned, the park could not stop them from being used, as many flashes cannot be turned off; the taking of flash photos also disturbs other customers who obey the ban, and therefore all cameras are now prohibited
• The parade lights are soft and dispersed at the yellow end of the spectrum; research has proven that these lights do not affect the penguins
• All photos are banned because some new digital and video cameras are very like flash cameras in appearance
• Since the new camera regulations, many people have commented on the improved experience while watching the parade; visitors are no longer crowded by other customers trying to take pictures, and the whole evening is now much more peaceful for both people and penguins
• Phillip Island Nature Park's management must consider the penguins first. We hope you understand this position.