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Is there any way someone could put the article up on here?

I think Giant Drop would also be included.

He doesn't like the truth. Cadboy wasn't being rude.

How many cars in total? If there's just two I'm going to be board... seriously.

Have you looked at them closely? I think someone is telling whoppers... after all, there's a few people on this site who have done such things and continue to do so.

There's no way it could detect if it was undone, surely? It's just a simple belt with no cords, sensors, etc visible? Can anyone clarify this?

Maybe, just maybe, the top will be covered up by an arch. So you can't see the ramp. And, for easy access from the left-hand side to the other side, you can go over the ramp. Yes, no? Maybe so? Only time will tell...

There's no way they'd place a coaster behind there (it would be impossible), or even just use it for a path. The road behind the painted wall is used to get around the park behind the scenes (well dah, it's a road) and there is really no room behind. An added path behind would then require theming to be added behind the current facades. Also, what happens to the road? Plus, let's not forgot about the people who live behind, as sonic said. 'If' they were to build something back there they would find another area to place a path. No doubt about that. Sorry klassen... You may work for the park but common sense still prevails...

That ad is just annoying! And they're too cheap to even get a new one made...

WVTP must have tracked him down

Wet'n'Wild didn't fork out $10+ million for something similar. Whereas, Movie World would be paying that for something very similar.

Here's a video I think you'd like.

I think that's a stupid idea. Why pay that much money for something so similar to a ride they already have? We don't we just get another wild mouse and put that next to Scooby Doo.

I just hope they do a Bill & Ted type show next year.

Grrrr... guys, listen. Tony, did the newspaper say that or was it a mistake? If it's a mistake, I don't care, but I wanted to know if that's what the newspaper said. It doesn't sound very polished...

Well, I am directing this at the newspaper, not yourself. I thought they wrote it and you just typed it up for us?

DREAMWORLD owner Macquarie owner Macquarie Leisure Trust Group says its businesses will not be heavily affected by an economic downturn.

Did you write that? I thought it was a copy-and-paste job? "DREAMWORLD owner Macquarie owner Macquarie Leisure Trust Group says its businesses will not be heavily affected by an economic downturn." If it's a newspaper job, then great writing.

I rode it at 5 to 9. Nothing happened? I did notice a control box near the top in the room. Is that new?

Well, let's not get ahead of ourselves and say I copied it from the Bulletin. I firstly wrote the e-mail on the 29th, when the e-mail was first sent to me regarding this information. Anyone want proof? Also, by the same token, Parkz' was placed on the site after two stories were published, so does that mean he copied it? I think not...

Haha - yeah the doctor (aka you) was pretty freaky. Hence no pictures...haha!

On Thursday the 30th October, I attended Movie World's annual Halloween Family Fun Night. To no surprise, the place was packed... and to think of those poor soles who were visiting Friday night. The first ride I went on was Batwing, and oh boy, I can tell you that it had to have been some of the slowest operation of that ride I have ever encountered. Nonetheless, the airtime made up for the snail-pace operation. Then onto the not-so-Scary Maze... Now I can tell you that the name wasn't the only thing lame about this attraction, if you could call it that. It literally was just temporary fencing with some fancy lighting and fog added. No live actors to be seen, but I just figured that they may have fallen asleep like I was about to do. After that awful attraction, I needed something scary, real scary. The first time I went through the Fright Zone it seemed like there were no actors and the layout was boring... but I knew that couldn't be possible, so I did it again, and can I tell you that I'm glad I did! Here's a tip, if you see a group of teenage girls enter, follow them, because it is soooooo funny to hear them scream like little kids. Then back onto Main Street were I saw all those scary live actors and some grown men acting like, well, crazy people. The same people who I saw smoking in the Batwing line earlier! The Zombie Laser Skirmish was a real letdown, $5 for ten minutes... but hey, I'm sure there's many Luna Park fans who'd be happy to visit Movie World and fork out more money. On my way back up to Superman I encounter a little 'extra' attraction not mentioned on the park map. It was pretty much just Police Academy's old props made to look like they were in a war zone with some blood and guts added. Did I mentioned there was that random spider back to 'scare' (cough) guests? Onto Superman, where the operation was slow as well, although this one was due to one train operation – don't ask me why this is the case. Overall, a good night out for the general public or coaster nerds alike, and a sure-fire way for Movie World to grab some extra cash for that B&M coaster we're all wishing for.

Yes it is. It says so on their website.

Yes to both of those questions. ^

West Coast.