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  1. Nobody is making shit up - there is literally photographic evidence of the issues i've mentioned. So if i've got this straight, a proper job would use quality paints and sealers - and therefore if it peeled, it likely didn't use quality paints and sealers (or quality methods). - Sounds like corners cut to me.
  2. For reference, this was the former logo I think the new one is quite the downgrade and that marketing image is very messy.
  3. If it wasn't applied correctly, corners were cut. if the surface had issues, then it wasn't prepared correctly, and corners were cut. if old paints or sealers were used, then corners were cut. If it was applied in unfavourable weather conditions, then the tradie should be shot for applying it in those conditions, evidencing - corners were cut. ...I do notice you've had nothing to say about the lack of shade in the queue or the continued presence of Arkham. You're focussing on one little detail doesn't negate the rest of the issues raised.
  4. But both parks also saved millions of dollars by getting massive set pieces built in Vietnam instead of Australia, and without that, we would have Rivertown - at best - looking more like Steel Taipan. So I'd say it's worth it for Dreamworld and Pico to sort their s*** out, because if they do we get more like Rivertown and Universal-level parks, and if they don't we get Six Flags level parks. You get what you pay for, and I think both parks have received a lot of value for what they paid. Even incomplete, Rivertown is great, and the theming that does exist in WoZ is also good, there just needs to be more of it and the coasters needed to be custom designed to fit into that space (and existing queue buildings) better.
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