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It'll be sad when the coaster track goes and the full Carpark becomes available again

Very busy day at DW and WWW, with the carpark almost full again. This was the first time I witnessed the entry process. Red entry stairs are closed off and everyone enters towards the LEGO store. Signs are everyone telling you that you must scan the QR code and register your details before entering. But of course, this being the general public, they weren’t able to understand this simple concept. I saw heaps of people trying to walk up and the staff would have to tell them to stop and scan the code, but they still didn’t get why. They have also updated the signage within the carpark, as seen above

I went to Wet N Wild on Friday. Very little was open, and the crowd was still quite large so wait times were long. We left after 3 slides and headed for White Waterworld. All attractions were opened which meant the crowds were spread out and we got most slides done in under 3 hours.

Having taken photos from that exact same spot, it's 100% back of house.

Maybe the gate was open (I have seen it be left open before) and he’s done a sneaky and walked in

Bingo.

I visited Dreamworld today and I haven’t seen it this busy for a while. The queue for the Shockwave took around 40-50 minutes. Also two things I saw today is that the giant red and white striped deck chair from Kickback Cove appeared to have be severely damaged. Its currently stored near HWSW and you can see it from riding Tail Spin. Also I found a old Wipeout sign with the old logo right behind the old Food Market near Shockwave.

Driving past DW this afternoon, the carpark was completely full and WWW had decent queue down all the attraction towers

Someone already did

@AheadMatthewawsome thank you for your review of opening day. When you say physical distancing just doesn’t exist, did the park not have floor markings to show where people needed to stand? Or was it just people being incapable of standing on a marker and staff weren’t enforcing it? Because there are multiple slides on each tower, how did that queuing work? Was it just like normal (before COVID) or did the park try and encourage spacing for each queue within the tower?

Will there be fountains underneath though? In all the concept images there has been, but from all the photos taken of the ride, there doesn’t appear to be any. When I’ve taken my big lens, I’ve zoomed in on the ride and couldn’t see any either. In saying that, they could be hidden or maybe we just can’t see it

Proposed Perth theme park circa '11:

It’s definitely a low budget event from whats in the park right now. There is a lot of additional lighting across the park, so I assume it will look great at night. But theming wise, not a lot going for it

@T-bone cheers for that. I wonder if they’re going to trim back the plants there