Looking for ideas for the July school holidays in Newcastle, Lake Macquarie and the Hunter? We’ve rounded up some of the best activities, events and things to do with kids and teens across Newcastle, Lake Macquarie, Maitland, Cessnock and Port Stephens.
From playgrounds, bike rides and nature walks to indoor activities, workshops, day trips and family events, this guide will help you plan a fun and memorable break. There’s something for every age and interest including plenty of options for under-5s.
Please note: All information is correct at the time of publication.
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Dullboy’s Social Co
Make some core memories with the fam these school holidays with bowling, arcades and mini golf at Dullboy’s Social Co!
Grab one of their famous activity deals:
- Tenner til Ten: $10 games of bowling or mini golf. Available from 9-10am.
- Plenty for a Twenty: A game of bowling + $10 arcade card for just $20pp. Available until 4pm.
- Feel Alive for Fifty Five: A game of bowling + a game of mini golf + $30 arcade card for just $55pp. Available all day.
Deals valid 03.07.26 – 20.07.26 at both Warners Bay and Rutherford! Bookings recommended
Snow Time in the Garden at Hunter Valley Gardens
Winter is a magical time in the Hunter Valley. Temperatures drop, school holidays approach, and along with the return of cooler weather comes the much anticipated annual Snow Time in the Garden at Hunter Valley Gardens. Just a short drive from Newcastle, you can get outdoors and embrace the spirit of the season. Build a snowman in the mega Snow Play Zone, go speeding down the 45-metre giant Ice Toboggan, and brush up on your skills in the massive Ice Skating Rink suitable for all ages. Experience all these wonders with the price of your entry ticket. Find out more by visiting the Hunter Valley Gardens website.
STEM Punks School Holiday Workshop
Looking for a fun and engaging school holiday activity? STEM Punks is delivering a FREE 4-day STEM program for students in Years 4–7 at Wallsend Library from 13–16 July, 10:00am–4:00pm daily! Students will explore 3D design, immersive virtual reality, and robotics while building valuable problem-solving, creativity, and teamwork skills. Students will also connect with STEM professionals, discover exciting future career pathways, and gain hands-on experience with emerging technologies. Places are limited, so don’t miss this exciting opportunity to learn, create, and innovate these school holidays. Registrations essential.
Matilda The Musical JR.
It’s time to get a little bit naughty, Newcastle. Roald Dahl’s Matilda The Musical JR. marches into the Hunter Theatre these July school holidays for a strictly limited two-week season. Follow Matilda, a brilliant young girl with an extraordinary imagination, as she discovers the courage to stand up to the fearsome Miss Trunchbull and rewrite her own story. Featuring a cast of Newcastle’s outstanding young performers, this joyful, high-energy production is packed with unforgettable songs, laughter and heart, celebrating bravery, friendship and the magic of being just a little bit naughty. Book your tickets.
Rock and Water
Help your child find calm, confidence and self control. This week-long holiday camp presented by Hunter Valley Martial Arts Centre using Rock and Water techniques, teaches kids aged 6 – 14 vital skills to handle difficult situations and regulate big feelings.
Through a series of fun activities, both physical and mental, your child will focus on body awareness, emotional awareness and self-awareness. Taught by a Rock and Water instructor, your child will leave each session feeling confident and centered.Price for the week is $200 per child or $180 for siblings and includes graduation certificate and reflection journal. The Winter school holidays sessions run from Monday 6th to Friday 10th July from 9am til 12pm in Warners Bay. Contact Hunter Valley Martial Arts for more information on 4956 8876 or email sales@huntermartialarts.com.au or book your spot online here.
Chipmunks Playland & Café Belmont
Plan a visit to Chipmunks Playland & Café Belmont. It’s the ultimate place for kids aged 0 – 11 to party and play. Their exciting indoor playground is packed with fun, colour and adventure, giving kids hours of non-stop climbing, sliding and exploring in a safe, vibrant environment. There’s something fun happening every day of the school holidays. All activities free with entry.
Disney on Ice: Magic in the Stars
Disney magic is returning to Newcastle these winter school holidays when Disney On Ice skates back into the Newcastle Entertainment Centre and tickets are on sale now! The brand-new production Disney On Ice presents Magic in the Stars runs from Thursday 9 July to Sunday 12 July 2026, bringing favourite Disney characters and spectacular skating performances to the Hunter. Fun, sparkly and absolutely worth it. Don’t miss out on this school holiday favourite!
Where is the Green Sheep?
If your little one (and you) knows every page of the classic picture book Where is the Green Sheep? by heart, grab tickets for this show. Monkey Baa Theatre Company is bringing their much-anticipated stage adaptation to Civic Theatre Newcastle, and it’s set to be a genuinely magical first theatre experience for the tiniest members of your family. Designed for children aged 1 to 6, this immersive visual theatre show follows three farmers on their quest to find the elusive green sheep. Find out more about Where is the Green Sheep?
Charlie’s Fun Pass at Charlestown Square
Charlie’s Fun Pass at Charlestown Square is the ultimate school holidays hack – and at just $45, it’s seriously great value. Each pass includes a game of Holey Moley, Strike Bowling or Laser Tag, 30-minute Timezone play plus 200 Powertickets, a Grill’d Mini Me Meal, a Boost Juice Junior Juice or Smoothie, a $10 Yo-Chi voucher, AND a free full day of parking. Want to make a full day of it? Add on a movie and small popcorn at Reading Cinemas or a 1-hour session at Flip Out Junior for just $15 each. One pass, everything sorted – July school holidays done. Find out more.
Tantrum School Holiday Drama Camps
Leap off the storybook page and into the drama room! At Tantrum Drama Camps participants bring classic tales to life – with a twist – through creating, making, and playing.
Your young artist will spend the day playing and collaborating to create an original story, through performance, props, and costumes. This July, we’re taking the story of Peter Pan and making it our own: creating characters and dreaming-up grand adventures as we spend the day exploring Neverland.
Participants aged 5 – 10 will build a world together through drama and performance, creating something special to share with family and friends at the end of the day. The Rathmines Camp runs on Tuesday 14 July from 9am to 3:30pm (early drop off from 8.30pm) at Rathmines Theatre. $95 per person. The Charlestown Camp runs on Wednesday 15 July from 9am to 3:30pm (early drop off from 8.30pm) at Charlestown Community Centre. $95 per person. For more information or to book the drama camp, visit the Tantrum website.
School Holidays at Hunter Region Botanic Gardens
Head to Hunter Region Botanic Gardens during the school holidays. The Children’s Discovery Day is on Tuesday 7 July from 10am – 2pm with lots of interactive stalls where kids can learn more about the amazing nature around us. Activities include nature crafts, bird activities with Hunter Bird Observers, bee activities with HV Amateur Beekeepers Association, dip-netting with NPWS, activities with Hunter Wetlands group, planting activities, plant science and much more. There will also be market stalls, sausage sizzle, free jumping castle, entertainment by Hunter School of Performing Arts band. Tickets: child (5-16yrs) $5, adult $10, pensioner $5, family (2 A + 2-3 kids) $25. Visit the website for more details or book via Humantix.
Event Cinemas
Get ready for an unforgettable family adventure these July school holidays with Toy Story 5 at Event Cinemas Kotara and Glendale! Join Woody, Buzz and all your favourite toys as they return for another action-packed, laugh-out-loud journey that kids and parents will love. Packed with heart, humour and plenty of surprises, Toy Story 5 is the perfect family movie experience. Grab the popcorn, bring the whole crew and make magical holiday memories together at Event Cinemas Kotara and Glendale. Don’t miss the toy-tastic movie event of the season! Book now.
Seni Moda
Seni Moda is a brand-new fashion design studio in Newcastle, offering creative workshops for young people who love fashion, art, and self-expression.
Through fun, hands-on workshops, students explore and step into the world of fashion design. They learn how designers develop and communicate ideas by sketching fashion figures, designing outfits and collections, experimenting with colours, fabrics, textures, and trends, and creating professional style mood boards and presentations. No experience is required, just imagination, curiosity, and a love of creativity.
Founded by fashion designer and educator Anastasia Cairns, creative director of Australian fashion label a.nty story, featured in British Vogue and carried by leading international retailers, Seni Moda is dedicated to inspiring the next generation of designers through creativity, self-expression, and hands-on fashion design learning. For more information or to book a school holiday workshop.
National High Speed Rail Hub
Drop into the High Speed Rail Hub in central Newcastle for a range of school holiday activities.
There is no need to book. The Hub is at 175 Scott Street and is open Monday 6 to Wednesday 15 July between 10am and 4pm.
The Hub is a one-minute walk from the Queens Wharf light rail stop. Visit to build your own train and learn more about the proposed high speed rail connection between Newcastle and Sydney.
Newcastle Winter Fun Fest
The NEWFM Winter Fun Fest is bringing the excitement once again this year to Nobby’s Beach Reserve from 4th–19th July (closed Mondays and Tuesdays)! Enjoy family-friendly rides, thrilling high-adrenaline attractions, delicious food, exciting games and heaps of free entertainment for all ages. Be amazed by the spectacular Circus Aurelia, laugh along with the Pretty Amazing Jono, and meet a host of fun characters throughout the festival. With so much to see and do, it’s the perfect school holiday outing for the whole family. Entry is just $5 per person, and children under 2 are free. Follow us on socials for the full entertainment programme. Winter fun magic starts here!
OUTDOOR FUN
Blackbutt Reserve
Winter is a great time of year to visit Blackbutt Reserve to enjoy the playgrounds, animals and walking trails. Less mozzies, more active animals! You can see family favourites like koalas, wallabies and wombats as well as emus, wallabies and kangaroos in a separate paddock behind the playground.
Blackbutt Reserve is open every day during the school holidays. Wildlife exhibits are open 10am – 4:30pm, picnic facilities 7am – 7pm. Visit Blackbutt Reserve website to find out more.
Hunter Wetlands Centre
Spend a day at Hunter Wetlands Centre in Shortland. Activities at the wetlands include Bird feeding (10.30am daily), playgrounds, walking trails, egret tower, bush tucker garden, dip-netting and visiting the animal house. Guided Walks on Tuesday and Saturdays at 10.30am. Magpie Geese feeding everyday at 10.30am. Canoe hire (2 hours: $20 per Kayak $30 for 2-3 seat canoe).
National Parks & Wildlife Service
NPWS hosts a diverse range of tours across the Hunter region during the holidays for kids and families. For more information or to book tours, visit the NSW NPWS website and scroll down to Central Coast and Hunter region.
LIBRARIES
If you’re looking for some indoor fun, head to a library. Our local libraries in Newcastle, Lake Macquarie and Hunter offer affordable, creative and educational sessions for kids of all ages. Bookings are usually essential.
Newcastle Libraries
There’s lots of fun school holiday activities at Newcastle Libraries including activities relating to upcoming kids theatre shows Where is the Green Sheep? and Room on the Broom, NAIDOC Week activities, and The Tiny Forest author event. There’s also a free 4-day STEM program (registrations required). STEM Punks is delivering a STEM program for students in Years 4–7 at Wallsend Library from 13–16 July. Students will explore 3D design, immersive virtual reality, and robotics while building valuable problem-solving, creativity, and teamwork skills. For more information and to book, visit the Newcastle Libraries website.
Lake Mac Libraries
There are a wide range of fun and interesting activities including crafty kids and teen sessions, Duplo Drop-in, Lego Builders, science show, Dungeons & Dragons, Teenage sewing club, illustration workshop and guided tours of Sugar Valley Library Museum. For more information, visit Lake Macquarie City Council website.
Maitland Libraries
Get ready to dive into a world of imagination, creativity, and learning this school holiday season. There’s a circus workshop, Dungeon & Dragons workshops, botanical collage, Crafty Cinema, Librarian for a Day and storytime sessions. For more information, visit Maitland City Library website.
Cessnock Libraries
Spend the school holidays at Cessnock City Library! They are running a great range of activities for kids, tweens and teens at both branches including a Silent disco, Kitchen Science adventures, and Wapaya Storytimes. For more information and to book, visit Cessnock City Library website.
Port Stephens Libraries
School holiday activities include family movie session, Dungeon & Dragons workshops, LEGO sessions, Vesta Disco, craft sessions, and after dark Silent Discos .For more information and to book, visit Port Stephens Library website.
MUSEUMS & GALLERIES
Head to a local museum or gallery for school holiday fun.
Newcastle Museum
Head to Newcastle Museum for indoor fun. As well as the science exhibits in the Supernova section, there’s the 6 minute BHP Steelmaking Show featuring special sound and smoke effects. Make your day out at Newcastle Museum even more fun by downloading the Newy with Kids Newcastle Museum scavenger hunt printable before you go. It takes you through different permanent exhibitions and is super fun for kids of all ages. There’s also school holiday events – program to be announced shortly. For more information and to book, visit the Newcastle Museum website.
Fort Scratchley
Boasting one of the best panoramic views of Newcastle and with space for the kids to run wild and free, this historic landmark is a must do for all school holiday itineraries. Pack a picnic and enjoy the rolling grass hills overlooking the ocean and see if you can spot whales, or book in for a paid tunnel tour where you will learn about this history of this amazing site. For more details visit the Fort Scratchley website. Fort Scratchley is open from 10am – 4pm six days a week. The Fort is closed on Tuesdays
Maitland Regional Art Gallery (MRAG)
Head to MRAG these school holidays to explore the different exhibitions. For more information, visit Maitland Regional Art Gallery website.
Newcastle Art Gallery
Taking inspiration from the current exhibition Brian Robinson: Multiverse, budding artists aged 5 – 12 are invited to join school holiday artmaking workshops. Choose from Lego Printmaking in the Multiverse workshop or Blooms in the Multiverse workshop. For more information, visit Newcastle Art Gallery website.
PLAYGROUNDS
Although it can be cooler, winter is a great time to get outdoors and explore local parks and playgrounds with the kids. On a sunny winter’s day, it’s the perfect season for a family outing.
Need a hot coffee while the kids play? Here are the best playgrounds located near cafes and coffee shops in Newcastle, Lake Macquarie & the Hunter. We also have a guide to playgrounds near pubs if you feel like a pub lunch before or after a playground visit.
For more playground inspo, take a look at our Playground Map & Guides. We’ve reviewed parks and playgrounds across Newcastle, Lake Macquarie and the Hunter and created an easy-to-use playground map, detailed reviews and specialty guides to help you find exactly what you’re looking for. Whether you’re chasing a fenced playground for a busy toddler, a park with a cafe nearby, or somewhere with a flying fox for adventurous kids, our guides make it easy to discover your next family outing.
FAMILY WALKS & HIKES
Winter is one of the best times to hit the walking tracks — cooler temperatures, no flies, and it’s much more comfortable for longer walks. Here are some family-friendly walks around Newcastle, Lake Macquarie and the Hunter that are perfect for winter adventures.
Stockton Foreshore & Shipwreck Walk
Catch the ferry from Queens Wharf to Stockton and you’ve got two great walks waiting on the other side. The Shipwreck Walk (2km) takes you along the northern breakwater to see the rusted hulk of the Adolphe, a French vessel wrecked in 1904 — kids love the history. For a longer day out, the Stockton Foreshore Shared Path stretches 7km from Stockton Bridge around the peninsula with three playgrounds along the way. Both walks are flat and pram-friendly.
Blue Gum Hills Regional Park
A lovely large bushland park at Minmi/Fletcher, rehabilitated from an open-cut mining site into a community reserve. The Heritage Walking Track (2.5km, mostly flat dirt path) passes old coal mining infrastructure including an impressive 1870s brick ventilation shaft tower that kids find genuinely interesting. Birds everywhere, peaceful atmosphere and a real sense of being away from it all despite being only 20 minutes from the CBD. Dogs on leash are welcome away from picnic areas. For more information, read our guide to Blue Gum Hills Regional Park.
Green Point Foreshore Walk
Green Point Foreshore Walk
Connecting Belmont and Valentine, the Green Point Foreshore Reserve is one of Lake Mac’s best-loved family walking spots. Formerly a coal mine from 1863 to 1982, it’s now a beautiful lakefront reserve with something for everyone. The main sealed concrete pathway is flat, pram-friendly and good for bikes and scooters. Venture off the main path onto the dirt trails and you’ll find bush, lakeside views, the Sea Eagle Lookout at Cardiff Point and quiet fishing spots. Picnic and barbecue areas throughout. For more information, read our guide to Green Point Walk.
Cooranbong Swing Bridge Walk
A delightful surprise of a walk in western Lake Macquarie. The Sandy Creek Track follows Dora Creek through peaceful bushland and passes a wobbly wooden swing bridge — kids will want to cross it multiple times — plus the former Sanitarium factory where Weet-Bix were made. About 3km return and flat enough for a sturdy pram in dry conditions. For more information, read our guide to the Cooranbong Swing Bridge Walk.
Hickson Street Walk, Merewether
For something with a bit more adventure, the Hickson Street walking track in Merewether winds down through Glenrock State Conservation Area to Burwood Beach. Rock pools, boulders and big ocean views make this a winner with older kids. Just be warned – it’s an easy walk down but a challenging climb back up the hill. Best for kids with a bit of stamina. For more information, read our guide to the Hickson Street Walk.
Morpeth Common
Go for a walk in Morpeth Common. It’s 750 meters away from the town’s centre is the beautiful Ray Lawler Reserve also known as Morpeth Common. The reserve stretches along a deep avenue of trees, which end up at a field of inquisitive cows and horses. It is a large inviting green space that is perfect for a walk for some fresh air. It’s a nice spot to visit if you’re on a day trip to the Maitland/Morpeth area. Kids can spot ducks, swing, climb on the balancing and climbing equipment and play in the dry creek bed.
For more walks, check out our roundup of local family walks.
PUMP TRACKS IN NEWCASTLE, LAKE MACQUARIE & HUNTER
A sunny winter’s day is a great time for kids to get active outdoors, and pump tracks are perfect for burning off energy during the school holidays. If you haven’t tried one before, a pump track is a looping circuit of rollers and banked turns designed for bikes, scooters and skateboards, where riders generate momentum by “pumping” their body up and down.
Check out our guide to pump tracks in Newcastle, Lake Macquarie and the Hunter to find one near you.
SKATE PARKS IN NEWCASTLE, LAKE MACQUARIE & HUNTER
Get the kids out of the house and burn off some energy at one of the many skate parks in Newcastle, Lake Macquarie and the Hunter. Whether your kids ride scooters, skateboards or BMX bikes, skate parks are a great place for kids, teens and adults to practise their skills.
Many local skate parks are located near playgrounds, beaches, pools or cafes, making them an easy stop as part of a family outing.
Popular local skate parks include Empire Park at Bar Beach, South Newcastle Skate Park, Mayfield Skate Park, Stockton Skate Park and Swansea Skate Park.
You can find even more locations in our guide to skate parks in Newcastle, Lake Macquarie and the Hunter.
FAMILY BIKE RIDES
The Newcastle, Lake Macquarie and Hunter region has plenty of scenic bike paths and cycling tracks that are perfect for families. From flat foreshore rides for beginners to longer tracks for kids who enjoy more of a challenge, there are options for every age and ability.
Winter’s cooler weather makes it a great time to get out on two wheels and explore local bike paths with the kids. Popular family rides include cycling along the Newcastle Foreshore to Nobbys Beach, exploring the Fernleigh Track, or heading to Port Stephens for coastal bike rides with beautiful ocean views.
For more inspo, check out our favourite family bike rides in Newcastle and family bike rides in Lake Macquarie.
FAMILY FUN
Winter in Newcastle, Lake Macquarie and the Hunter is better than most people give it credit for. The calendar fills up fast — events, festivals, whale watching, snow trips and school holiday activities — and with the humidity gone and the crowds thinned out, it’s actually a brilliant time to get out and explore with the kids.
Go Whale Watching
June to November is whale watching season, and Newcastle and Port Stephens sit right on the humpback migration route. An estimated 40,000 to 45,000 humpback whales pass through the region each year heading north. Here is a list of whale-watching spots in Newcastle, Lake Macquarie and Port Stephens where you can spot whales from shore. You can also join a Newcastle whale-watching cruise in Newcastle or head to Port Stephens for a whale-watching cruise there and get up close to the magnificent beasts.
Go orange picking
Want a fun day out? Go fruit picking with your family. Late June is the start of the navel orange picking season. Head to the orchards at Cedar Farm at Dooralong on the Central Coast, just an hour south of Newcastle. The farm opens early this year. Cedar Farm will be open for the season on the weekend of 20 & 21 June and 27 & 28 June 2026. They will then be open every day for the school holidays from 4 to 20 July before reverting back to weekends until late August. Read our guide to orange picking for all the details.
Go Winter Camping
Winter camping is genuinely underrated. Crisp air, clear nights, no mozzies and much quieter campgrounds than over summer. With the right sleeping bags — or a cabin booking — it can be one of the best family experiences of the year. We’ve got some fantastic tips for winter camping with kids, plus a list of 50+ camping spots all within a 3-hour drive of Newcastle.
Going to the Snow
Taking the kids to the NSW snowfields is on many family bucket lists and it’s more achievable than you might think. Whether you’re eyeing off Perisher, Thredbo or Charlotte Pass, preparation makes all the difference between a stressful trip and one the kids talk about for years. We’ve put together a comprehensive guide covering how to choose a resort, what to pack, where to book lessons, lift pass tips and everything you need to know before you drive. Read our Family Guide to a Snow Trip in NSW.
If you’re trying to keep school holiday costs down, check out our guide on how to survive school holidays on a budget with practical tips for saving money. Newcastle, Lake Macquarie and the Hunter region offer plenty of free and low-cost activities that the whole family can enjoy.
Frisbee Golf
Take some frisbees and play frisbee golf at one of four permanent disc golf courses in Newcastle, Lake Macquarie and Hunter region. For those unfamiliar with disc golf, it’s similar to traditional golf but instead of using golf clubs and a ball, you use a frisbee. The aim is to complete each hole with the fewest number of throws. It’s a fun and free family activity.
Go exploring with a Newy with Kids Scavenger Hunt
Looking for a fun and free way to get the kids outdoors and explore the region? Our Newy with Kids scavenger hunts are a great way to get out and discover hidden gems around the city. Whether you’re a curious kid, a teen up for a challenge with friends, or just someone who loves a good walk with a twist, these hunts are for you.
Download and print a Newy with Kids Scavenger Hunt and have fun whilst exploring the region for free. There are 9 locations to choose from in Newcastle as well as 2 HCCDC scavenger hunts for Museum Park and The Station. If you’re heading to Nelson Bay, pick up a scavenger hunt for the area from the Visitor Information Centre or download here. Explore Lake Macquarie with the Swansea scavenger hunt which covers Pirrita Island and our newest scavenger hunt is for Rathmines scavenger hunt.
Go to the Drive-In
Winter is one of the best times to go to the drive-in. Rug up in the car with blankets and pillows, tune in to the FM broadcast and watch a movie under the stars. Heddon Greta Drive-In is the only drive-in theatre in the Hunter Valley and screens mainstream movies on Friday and Saturday nights. It’s a classic night out that kids absolutely love. Read our guide to Heddon Greta Drive-In.
Explore caves
A popular spot in Lake Macquarie, Caves Beach features a network of sea caves only accessible during low tide. Families can combine a walk along the beach with exploring the sea caves and rock pools. There’s a variety of different sized caves to explore, some of them with narrow openings to crawl through as well as tidal pools to explore outside the caves.
Walk up to a lighthouse
Walk up to Nobbys Headland. It’s an 800 metre walk from the Nobbys Beach car park with a bit of a steep climb at the end. Up at the top, you’ll get close to the lighthouse and enjoy great views of Nobbys Beach, Stockton, the Harbour and back to Newcastle. It’s also a great spot for whale watching at this time of year. It’s currently open weekends and public holidays from 8am to 4pm.
NEW RELEASE FAMILY MOVIES
Want to take the kids or teens to the movies during the holidays? As usual, there are a few new-release family-friendly movies to choose from.
TOY STORY 5
- Rating: G
- Release Date: 18 June 2026
- Duration: 102 minutes
- Description: The toys are back in Disney and Pixar’s “Toy Story 5,” and this time around it’s Toy meets Tech. Buzz, Woody, Jessie and the rest of the gang’s jobs get exponentially harder when they go head to head with this all-new threat to playtime.
- Trailer: Click here to watch the trailer
Supergirl
- Rating: CTC
- Release Date: 25 June 2026
- Duration: 110 minutes
- Description: It follows Kara Zor-El’s story and her darker origin before she finally made her way to Earth.
- Trailer: Click here to watch the trailer
Minions & Monsters
- Rating: CTC
- Release Date: 25 June 2026
- Duration: 90 minutes
- Description: This is the rambunctious, ridiculous and totally true story of how the Minions conquered Hollywood, became movie stars, lost everything, unleashed monsters onto the world and then banded together to try and save the planet from the mayhem they had just created.
- Trailer: Click here to watch the trailer
Moana
- Rating: PG
- Release Date: 8 July 2026
- Duration: 115 minutes
- Description: In Disney’s live-action adaptation of the beloved Oscar®-nominated animated adventure, Moana answers the Ocean’s call and, for the first time, voyages beyond the reef of her island of Motunui with the infamous demigod Maui on an unforgettable journey to restore prosperity to her people.
- Trailer: Click here to watch the trailer
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