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  1. I never knew there was a Luna Park in Adelaide. This just shows that you still learn Outside of School.
  2. Foxtel has ads, but not as much as Free to Air Television. Most of the ads are to promote things such as the next show and all that. Depends also on what channel you are tuned to. But they could strike a deal with Nick, and have Dreamworld Ads thrown in about 2 ads for Dreamworld an Hour.
  3. Not Necesarily. They could use the sort of system like the TV stations use. So, there would be minimum repeats.
  4. Wasn't like that at Wonderland. With the T.V thing, they could always have a Personalised Nick channel called Nick T.V. Bought to you by Dreamworld. They could broadcast their own T.v Network. With Nick T.V for Nick Central, some sort of station for Ocean Parade. And wherever there are T.V's in the park, have a Different Channel depending on where the T.V's are.
  5. That could always be done. I never thought of that.
  6. Something like that. Thanks Gazza. You see bus, the show does exist. Finally someone agree's with me. :eek:
  7. Well they won't be in drought will they.
  8. This was a long time ago. Anyway, there was a T.V. show recently (2000) where the Leyland Family, went around in their campervan/ bus, and toured Australia. Showing viewers the wonderful natural sites of Australia. I can't remember the name of it, but it was something like " something, something with the Leylands"
  9. That would be nice Alex. Thank You.
  10. They can show the Video in Rugrats, but instead of the movie, episodes. I know it would get boring, but owell. Ride-ops aren't on the same ride all day long, all year long are they. Anyway, Fred Flinstones Splashdown in Hanna Barberra Land at Wonderland used to show Episodes of the Flintstones. So i don't see why they can't show episodes of Rugrats in the Queue line of Reptar Runaway Rollercoaster.
  11. Are you serious? Those are the LCD screens? That looks cheap. But hey, it might lead to something good.
  12. From that 2nd pic, it looks like they are working on Wipeout all night as they have portable lights. Slickers, when were these pics taken?
  13. Couldn't have you for the Chairlif, move it to the right? That way you could have it next to the tower, but not have all the twist and turns.
  14. Well, slick i ain't the one to give you much info. All that i can tell you is that it was like a Free-Fall ride, but with cables and such, and 2 modes of transportation. One Cage one, where you stand up, and another one where you site down on a like seat, like the ones on a Chairlift.
  15. Liam, You said you had the AVI's of the Wonderland Short Videos. Am i right? If i am, is there the possibility of me having access to them? As some of you might know, Apple E-Macs aren't compatible with WMA, or WMV files.
  16. I reckon matt should do Aussie World. It would be a nice small easy park to do. Don't do Wet and Wild. That would be Useless. Also, if you can, give some of our southern parks a try. Like Luna PArk, and Wonderland.
  17. I remember Leyland Bros World. I went there once or twice. The 2nd time (the Last time) it was pissing down rain, the train wasn't operating (but they got one round for us), the movie thing was all leaking, the bus got bogged somewhere, so that attraction was shut, and there wasn't very much there to do. The old owners of the place still run or own the land out back. It's called the Great Aussie Bush Camp (or something like that) and i went there once. It was alright. But the best part was one the last day, and we went near the old Park to do some digging for skeletons (planted i was guessing) and we went right into the area where all the stuff was. We were told that one day, the Leylands will have enough money (made from their T.V show) to buy all the land back, Fix the place up, and open it again as Leyland Bros World. I don't think that has happened. But you can Dream. Nice people the Leylands are. I met them. Very nice indeed.
  18. What sort of Connection do you have Alex? Just out of interet. Also, you never mentioned how big the files are. How big are they?
  19. As Galbraith said, he ain't doing any harm and i would like to meet him anyday, and you know what, i would not look at him strangly. Can you take your dogs to Luna Park? Also, 1 last thing. Have a good Christmas Galbraith, and a happy new Year.
  20. Well with those LCD screens, they could always show the Ride Profile, and videos of the ride in action. They could also show in-park news, ride closures, and Park Ads (like Max Action Pass, and the 2nd Day Option aswell as normal park ads).
  21. Anyway, Yes Panthers did have a real Steam Model Railway out the back. A bit like Cokington Greens Railway.
  22. The ride video editing of that ride is good. It skips the first zig-zag section, and if you hadn't seen the ride before, it looks like that's what the ride is like. Here's the link. Check it out for yourself and comment if necessary.
  23. Well maybe they are going to offer In line entertainment. I mean, why would Dreamworld buy LCD Tv's, and have them off? Nah. It's for something that we are going to like.
  24. More like a goldrush themed place, which describes and plays the role of Ballarat when the goldrush hit Ballart.

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