The Entertainment Quarter will be home to Waterworld, Australia's largest inflatable water park. Popular attractions are set to include the Dragon Twin Slide, Shark pool and 10-metre high Colossal Dino slide.

Discover Alexander the Great: 2000 Years of Treasure at Australian Museum. Kids can play on the free Pack'n Plunder game which is available for download on smartphone or tablet at the exhibition.

Sydney Festival is bursting with family friendly activities from 5-28 January 2013. Welcome the arrival of Florentijn Hofman's giant bobbing artwork Rubber Duck at Darling Harbour with music, dance and a floating party, or make yourself heard in Parramatta where 25 bright red megaphones will create a fun audio playground for young and old.

Get up close to dinosaurs at Taronga Zoo with new exhibition, Dinosaurs in the Wild, which features 16 life sized dinosaurs including a Brachiosaurus, Tyrannosaurus Rex and Australia's own dinosaur, the Muttaburrasaurus.

Bennelong Point is the perfect destination these school holidays with Sydney Opera House promising a fairground atmosphere with entertainment, great food and free activities for children on offer. Don't miss The Cat in The Hat, Charlie and Lola, the popular free Creative Play area, live music, and pop-up food stalls.

From 15 December step into the home of Wallace & Gromit at The Powerhouse Museum to play with incredible inventions like the Blend-o-matic and Tellyscope II.

The Kids in the Park program at Sydney Olympic Park offers over 50 activities including BMX Racing, swimming classes and writing workshops. There's also a range of walking tracks, bike tracks, BBQ areas, playgrounds and fountains to explore.

Farewell Sydney Monorail after 25 years as one of the city's iconic tourist attractions. Just $24 is all you pay for a family of four and you'll receive a Monorail Family Day Pass, including unlimited travel and discounts at Sydney best attractions, plus a Monorail souvenir 25-Things-to-Eye-Spy activity sheet for the kids.