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Sounds like the one near my work only replace once with multiple times.

Everyone forgets about Wet'N'Wild, even the company.

There is more to a park than just roller coasters, Disney parks are a fine example of this. You can still go out and have a fun day without riding them. Sad to hear your first experience on one was a bad one. Out of curiosity is it just roller coasters or are rides like Wild West Falls also on your list of rides you won't do?

If that is something that looks great we really are setting the bar quite low for standards when it comes to presentation of a ride that looks in that photo literally thrown down, bare minimum done and called a day.

Jesus, Jesus cares. Also lifeline.

As the old saying goes assume anything you post on the internet as public and don't post what you wouldn't want to be seen by just anyone. Also agree with the above "Yes".

It's the gullible click bait, as long as they get clicks and idiots paying for their waste of money subscription they have achieved their goal.

Yeah, but that shows art for a ride that is no longer part of the plans so it kinda hard to go by concept art for the area anymore as a guide to how it will turn out.

Nearby residents would love that!

It isn't the only drop ride in Australia. Luna Park Sydney has Hair Raiser.

I am also loving after years of "stop throwing everything in Ocean Parade" people are eager to throw shit in Ocean Parade. Sure a water ride would suit there well but there is no law saying all water rides must be within 50m of a water park and one would be better placed elsewhere in the park to spread out groups of people.

Might have something to do with this which was announced around 3-4 years ago

Fishing Fantasy 7? I hope they really up the details on the catfishes whiskers!

A quick search on PD Online for the Gold Coast brings up this map and enabling the environmental significance overlays highlights the pink areas. If the island is protected think it is more than safe to say the waters around it wouldn't be allowed to be modified easily either. Of all the community leaders here I think you have chosen the worst to doubt about information relating to Dreamworld and what the park is able to do with the land.

The park only really needs a lazy river. Most of the other slide types are well represented. The original expansion plan could still work maybe replace the double tornado with a combo (tornado wave into tornado 24/32) to have less of a double up. What is in the image Tim has posted would round out the park and give it enough to last a few more years before they really need to do anything.

The proposal for the sale of VRL has an additional offer price of an extra 12c per share if the parks are open 3 days prior to the sale. Could this be one of the reasons why Village are pushing so hard to open sooner and the other operators are somewhat quiet in comparison?

The limits are there for a reason. Anyone trying to push opening the parks sooner is doing so clearly because they have the wellbeing of the shareholders before that of their customers. Whilst it would be nice to see them open earlier they are a non-essential high risk business. Even if they provide a highly detailed plan of what they are doing when it comes to prevention I would be extremely cautious about visiting.

Warner Bros. Nostalgia World sounds as good as "Classic Dreamworld"

Spiral queue also has the advantage of being able to hold a large number of people without the need for a long switchback queue. There's two ramps though, inside and outside so realistically no reason you couldn't get rid of one but why spend all the money when you have to pay to replace something that's working as intended now and would offer no real additional benefit.

If parks did this you'd be able to get into Sea World for around $20 at the moment.

Cue the "another ride in Ocean Parade" complaint

A ferris wheel would be better suited between the two kids areas where tower occupies. The idea of a giant wheel immediately as you enter the park isn't exactly something I'd like to see upon first entering the park.

Stack of pallets next to the tower track and a container in the car park. Surely not hard to put the two together. I'd be extremely surprised if this is new coaster and not ToT removal related.

Four months for calypso seems a lot too.