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- Dreamworld – new entrance sign
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Dreamworld – new entrance sign
I feel like the support is the old support, and they've reused it, which is unfortunate. The cutouts in the front edging of the building, and the scale of the support makes me think the current version is undersized. Greg should go out and get a bigger one made - keep everything the same, just enlarge it to fill the gap in the themed edging.
- Dreamworld - Proposed Development
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Jungle Rush Coaster
I've been to several tourist attractions featuring old stonework and the like that was rigged with netting or other structures to keep visitors safe walking below. When looking at these pictures, it strikes me as not too dissimilar. Now, that's not me advocating for DW just leaving it as is - far from it - but I don't think it looks out of place. The patch holes where they've had to drill into the subframe do stand out though, and they need to get on repainting \ theming that appropriately - though I imagine its a work in progress given some panels are done and not others, so i'm sure they'll come back and paint it all once all the drilling \ patching work is completed.
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- Jungle Rush Coaster
- Dreamworld - Proposed Development
- Dreamworld – new entrance sign
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Ty Jordan Miller joined the community
- Dreamworld – new entrance sign
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Dreamworld - Proposed Development
Considering where this is being considered, and considering the new DW logo, whatever they do they will need to be very careful about the skyline from the carpark/M1. Blocking off ST will certainly affect that, as it and the tower are really the two that have the most visibility. The rendering done by the LLM botched the scale terribly. The hotel compared to ST is laughable. Yeah I know it is just a mood board, but geez - there's actual concept artists that would have done a much better job of it.
- Dreamworld – new entrance sign
- Jungle Rush Coaster
- Jungle Rush Coaster
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Bailzzzz started following Jungle Rush Coaster
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Sky Safari Closing Down
Went in today, and a lot has changed. I spoke to a worker and they said there should be about 6 towers. I've currently worked out 5. Top area now has a slab and the start of the course The pole as you enter is not there, but as you look down a bit further, there is a completed one. Behind the toilets near the giraffes they were putting in the base of one, and near the rhino there will be one, but that land has only cleared. The main final decent one in the area pictured above has also been mostly completed. The contractor seems to be Dopplemayr. Mural in the process of being painted This is pole 2, unless it's been shifted and becomes pole 1 The base behind the giraffes Final descent What i assume is tower 2 from the other side of the park
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Movie World Hotel
You need to read what was leading into this. The "capital work" in progress represents money already spent on a project. Given that $1.9 million had already been invested, it's certainly plausible that this relates to the proposed hotel. However, just because Village has written it off, meaning it can no longer be carried as an asset on its books, doesn't mean the project is dead. They could still revisit it or restart the development down the track. If Village are bleeding money this could simply be smart accounting. Once and if it's confirmed the hotel is dead, refer back to my post about. "Another hotel dream bites the dust" Interesting DW gets a positive article while Village gets a negative one, on the same day. In other news. WnW is doing a bumper trade trade today with this hot, hot, day. This should help with the books.
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Village Roadshow dumps theme park development amid surging losses and debt deal breach
This is a bit of clickbait. Nowhere in the article does it say the theme parks are making a loss. The $38.6 million loss is for the entire Village group, which includes the cinemas and other businesses. That doesn't mean the parks are doing well, though. I wouldn't be surprised if they're financially in the poop, but the article doesn't provide the figures to prove it.