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Plenty of work happening across the entire area of the precinct Vortex construction. Still working on ground works with plenty of pipe work visible. I don’t think we will see this open until after the school holidays Leviathan Construction. In some of these photos you can see a timber structure being built which I believe will be the station (someone correct if otherwise). The grass from the Sea Viper site has been removed and replaced by gravel. The seating area next to Jet Rescue has also been removed and instead an extension queue for the ride has been installed. I wonder if this means they are going to adjust the rides entrance since so many just walk straight past it
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A look at the completed slides. All fencing in the carpark is now gone @Gazza doesn’t seem they will be installed either, which I’m surprised by
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Lack of single rider slides? What about BRO, Little Rippers, Temple of Huey, Wedgie, Triple Vortex? Unless they’ve changed the rules on single tubes for some of them since I last went. But Fully 6 will definitely be a great addition to this line up1 point
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The new helicopter centre is now open and in full operation. The in park booth is now closed. It will be interesting to see if they utilise it in peak periods. I do like that this now creates a hub for the parks additional experiences
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^It’s where Penguin Encounter is now No details on why it did close, I assume SW at the time wanted to do something now1 point
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The orange and blue one on the right still doesn't have guards installed on the turns. It doesn't have them in the render either, and damn it irritates me.1 point
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I was in Adelaide, this weekend. Arrived in Glenelg by tram, which reminded me a lot of St Kilda. Saw the Ferris Wheel by the sea, before paying a quick visit to the Beach House FEC. It’s very much for young families and tweeners, with bumper boats, bumper cars, an historic merry go round, a couple of waterslides, a kids train, Wild West mini golf and lots of arcade machines. You get a card and choose whether you want to pay per attraction or for the day.
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1 pointPretty sure the OP would be a pre-teen exploring the internet and has an interest in theme parks/rides and stumbled upon us. heaven help you child...1 point
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1 pointI know it's a sensitive topic, but it'd be crazy to get rid of a water ride at a Gold Coast theme park and not replace it with another water ride. Especially one that caters so well to a broad market.1 point
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If it's Leviathan wouldn't it be themed like a serpent not a ship?1 point
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Nah you're supposed to keep it sparse with rides in inappropriate far flung places, and the rides should have really abstract themes.1 point
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