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PAW Patrol at the Australian Reptile Park | Spring 2026

PAW Patrol is Ready for Wild Action at the Australian Reptile Park

Date Published: September 14, 2026

Chase and Marshall are joining Elvis the Crocodile, Kraken the Komodo Dragon and 53 very hungry alligators for the Spring School Holidays.

Spring school holidays just got a lot wilder. PAW Patrol's Chase and Marshall are heading to the Australian Reptile Park from Saturday 26 September to Sunday 11 October 2026, joining one of the most action-packed holiday programs the Park has ever put together.

Every day throughout the school holidays, Chase and Marshall take to the stage for PAW Patrol Ready for Action, an interactive 20-minute live show at 11am and 1pm, with a Meet and Greet at 12pm where families can snap a photo with the pups.

"We love creating fun, memorable experiences at the Park, and having PAW Patrol join us these school holidays will take an already action-packed program to another level. There's always so much happening and we can't wait to see families enjoying the wildlife, activities and PAW Patrol fun all in one day," said Billy Collett, Park Manager.

Young fans can also sign up as Junior Wildlife Rangers for a full day of wildlife adventures, with a jumping castle and free face painting included. And PAW Patrol will have some very cute company, with a special baby animal show running every day featuring some of the Park's youngest residents, including Sunny the wombat joey, koala joeys and Tasmanian devil joeys.

The action kicks off on opening day, 26 September, with a special appearance from Fire and Rescue NSW. Families can meet real-life firefighters and climb aboard a fire truck as part of the opening celebrations.

Beyond the PAW Patrol fun, the Park's daily wildlife program is running in full force. Visitors can watch the enormous CHOMP of Elvis the Crocodile during his feed, follow Kraken the Komodo Dragon on his daily walk, and witness something that only happens once a year: the season's first alligator feeding frenzy.

"The alligator feeding is always one of the most exciting moments of the year for our team. Our 53 alligators have spent the winter months in brumation, so seeing them become active again and watching that first feeding frenzy of the season is pretty incredible. It's a huge spectacle and something our visitors absolutely love," said Billy.

PAW Patrol Ready for Action runs daily at the Australian Reptile Park in Somersby on the Central Coast from 26 September to 11 October 2026, just one hour from Sydney or Newcastle.