If they need help with ride signage, I know a guy...
Are you sure? "Many" as in, many people on Parkz? Or "Many" as in "many" general punters. Because i'll be honest - i don't even think many on Parkz remember that in that much detail - I knew MDMC had VR trialled, but I never knew it had a name...
I'm curious as to how many of her supposed 92 titles the mod team at Parkz went through before deciding to lead with that one...
Funny as it is, this story is a little more low brow than usual Parkz standards...
I don't really think you're being fair here. Sure - getting the right combination into google produced a porn star. hahahah thats funny! make fun of Dreamworld everyone!
The problem here is that everything else is so particular when it comes to trademark. As Parkz rightly points out at the start of the article, the name registered is SkyRyder. No space, uppercase R.
The google search you did was "Sky Ryder" with a space. When I click your link, all the results I get are for the Ryder cup golf tournament (on Sky Sports channel).
Interestingly enough, and again on YOUR google search link, the front page also links to the Sky Ryder zipline at 'The Waterfront, Okoboji (that's in Iowa).
Nothing on this first page of results returns a porn star for me - and that's with 'safe search' switched off.
As a matter of fact, try as I might, I can't get google to bring that particular personality up without spelling her name correctly... with an 'e'.
When I try googling the actual registered trademark "SkyRyder" without a space, the results returned include a Metal band by that name... but even in that search, google assumes I spelled it incorrectly, and suggests "SkyRider" which - when you click through, then links to the Sky Rider at Luna Park Melbourne.
As easily as I could have - with safe search off, and using your search terms, I still couldn't find it without the 'e'.
I'm sorry guys - but i think you really missed the mark this time.