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But ToT is sub par. It's a pretty shithouse coaster. It barely cracks the 100 barrier, goes a tiny way up the tower, has terrible capacity, is an eyesore, is loud as hell, and provides a lackluster ride experience. If that is your Signature Ride then I'd be changing that real quick. There is just nothing impressive about the ride at all.

That is certainly a new thing the Attraction re-admission pass. Previous procedure was never mention anything like it if there was an evacuation / malfunction but if someone complained to Guest Services they would normally be escorted through the exit of the ride once it's reopened. I think it's a great idea that they have done something like this, and will increase guest happiness if they get a sub par experience or are unloaded off a ride mid cycle. As an ex employee, seeing the way the new management seems to be running this is really great to see. From a few people I know, they have even been telling me how much better the working environment has become over the last few years so it's really great to see VRTP making all these good changes. It all starts with management, if you have good management that gives a crap about the staff then the staff will give a crap. Guests will be happier and the experience will improve. Here's to seeing what Greg Yong and Clark Kirby do with VRTP over the coming years!

That would be quite stupid to spend all that money just to reposition it.

NO...re-position it! Dreamworld was built to be a quality Themepark....whilst the ToT so dominates the auditory experience it impacts the ability of the overall park to do just that! Who builds such a ride that runs right through the middle of the entire park.....that's true madness!

Tower of Terror getting removed? Who in the right mind would get rid of Dreamworld's signature attraction and its only good coaster at this point in time? There's plenty of rides in the park that should be getting the chop well before that ride bites the dust (Hot Wheels and Wipeout are two of these) Dreamworld needs to have built a decent coaster before it takes away the TOT. They can't just get rid of a coaster and leave 4 sub-par coasters as the only ones left over. Hot Wheels is on its last legs, Motocoaster is an embarrassment, Buzzsaw is average, and Madagascar is an ordinary off-the-shelf family coaster that has a track record for being mediocre (see how popular the ones in the States are and you'll understand what I mean). 10 years down the road, we should be revisiting this question, but it's too early at this stage to be even a consideration.

Thought I’d add in my experience of justice league today: I’d personally like to thank JL for malfunctioning and providing me with this today I was very pleased that I was able to skip the long hot line of Rivals for a nice front seat view. Aswell as it was very nice of them to allow us to actually get off the ride very quickly and actually explain to us what happend it’s also neat that we could actually be given a pass to get straight into another ride. I’ve never heard of this pass before, anyone can clarify on if they’re new or if you’ve received one?

Just like last year's thread. What are your favourite coasters you rode this year? For me: 1. DC Rivals (MW) 2. Taron (Phantasialand) 3. Superman Escape (MW) 4. Black Mamba (Phanta) 5. ToT (DW) 6. Colorado Adventure (Phanta) 7. Hyperspace Mountain (DLP) 8. Rock n Roller Coaster (Walt Disney Studios) 9. Crush's Coaster (Walt Disney Studios) 10. Arkham Asylum (MW)

My Faves: 1) Superman Escape 2) DC Rivals 3) Mick Doohan's Motorcoaster 4) Scooby Doo Spooky Coaster 5) Green Lantern 6) Tower Of Terror 7) Arkham 10) Vintage Cars

Yes that clearly is some amazing footage 😂

Like any cinema experience, it must change regularly. At least a few times each year. Otherwise people would get bored after seeing it a few times. Therefore, it can have numerous themes, and ideally several available at once so you can always go on a journey you haven't done before, or only done once or twice. I'd imagine that's how similar rides operate elsewhere. It's certainly how 7D cinemas work.