DonjaiInLA

What part of India cadboy?

What an unfortunate name for a City Council.

There like Q4Us except you have to carry them over your shoulder all day Talk about stingy refunds tho

People might think it is some kind of make shift ANZAC day memorial haha

To be fair Doc Brown could have gone back in time and joined the forums. Albeit, I will no longer accuse people of being Doc Brown.

Well obviously there will be a "run out tub" but there wont be any sudden drop at the end and from what I have heard, now that the park has a full dark slide the new ride will not be so enclosed.

Well I can tell you guys now that the splashdown section will be gone and there will be open parts.

Oh Doc Brown I was wondering when youd return! irrelevent post... poorly thought out post... and nastalga pics... If you aren't Doc Brown I sincerely do apologise. Also, Looney Tunes Musical Revue sounds like an attraction that was cut before its time. Such loss potential.

What is happening to the candy shop at Dreamworld? (See recent pictures) Is this the start of a new, more classy paint job on main street? Has this already been asked about? (My computer was broken)

You guys are funny.

You could always tell if someone had just got off the Jet Streams though, red shoulder blades and a red line doing down there back. Never experienced any pain bar a wedgie at the bottom

I also heard that there will be cars inside which will be like walls and hiding places (You surely wont be able to get in the cars tho)

Reads like a poem

They were both very abruptly removed, as were the ones in Animal Kingdom and Magic Kingdom

Mc Donalds management owns many stores itself, most of the ones you see in the centre of a CBD (I.e Myer Centre). I would assume that the themepark would work with the main company not with an independent franchisee. The store would probably only sell a selected menu anyway but Mc Donalds may not mind making minimum profits because the brand association would be so high.

Even Japanese people know how to use a space bar.

Its Channel 9's birthday party, with full red carpet and massive guest list full of B-Class celebrities and I believe Evermore? is playing live

agreed

You dont need to start a new thread for every themepark trip.

The Dreamroom tent has been moved to the back of the Vortex building has it not?

Perhaps there making them the same as the middle one?

That is a biased survey to the extreme! Continuing with the chain store bashing; I'm sure 82% of people shopping in Woolworths will say that the atmosphere is much better than Coles. While 82% of people shopping in Coles think the opposite. Also, I think you'll find that perhaps unlike Movieworld and Dreamworld, the quality of fresh food in the big stores has increased alot and almost all Woolworths have been refurbished, with coles following suit.

If you open your window and listen very carefully, you can hear Doc Brown crying right now Infact, to get to the carpark, hotel and water park don't you have to drive underneath a section of Ghost Rider?

*Cough* Punchbowl *Cough* I think putting up signs or banners on overpasses etc, gives your cause even less credibility. Like those ones about stopping Scientology.

If this has been mentioned before then I'm sorry La Ronde will welcome The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor, live! A new interactive experience, in 2009 only! Inspired by the successful blockbuster film with the same name, The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor, live! is an approximately three hundred square meter walk-through in which visitors will encounter many characters in a novel and extraordinary atmosphere full of surprises, thrills and mystery. La Ronde will become the second theme park in the world to host this attraction. The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor, live! will be open to La Ronde visitors for a limited time—June 19 to September 7, 2009, only—before it heads for another theme park on its world tour. La Ronde recently reached an agreement to that effect with New York based Sudden Impact Entertainment Company (SIEC), a producer that works very closely with Universal Studios. The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor, live! was inaugurated a few weeks ago in Australia. It can accommodate between 500 and 700 people an hour. Sudden Impact!’s Chairman & CEO, Lynton V. Harris, who is described as the “Scare Master,” created the experience. He has transformed the haunted house concept to produce spectacular interactive experiences and attractions, including The Mummy live! and The Mummy Returns live! have toured all over the world. In the film The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor, the third instalment of the popular series, the action takes place in Asia. Brendan Fraser's character, Rick O’Connell, wins the battle with Emperor Han, this time with the help of Rick’s son, Alex. An irony of fate is that the film was partially shot in Montréal. “The fact that La Ronde recently reached an agreement with SIEC and indirectly with Universal confirms that the park has become one of international calibre over the last few years,” its president, Marc Tremblay, points out. “The groundbreaking interactive experience of The Mummy is a huge addition to the increasingly amazing and diverse range of entertainment we provide,” he adds.