MaxxTheMonster

Motherboard: MSI Z170A-Gaming M3 Power Supply: EVGA SuperNOVA G2 Gold 750W Graphics Card: MSI GeForce GTX 970 Gaming 4GB Hard Drive: Seagate ST2000DX001 Desktop SSHD 2TB Memory: Corsair Vengeance LPX CMK16GX4M2A2133C13R 16GB (2x8GB) DDR4 Red CPU: Intel Core i5 6600K Aerocool X-Predator Case Black Edition. AOC G2460VQ6 24in FreeSync Gaming LED Monitor Logitech Z906 THX 5.1 Speaker System Corsair Gaming Sabre RGB Laser Gaming Mouse Logitech G110 Gaming Keyboard. Yes... Yes I did...

Since I now have a computer that I can game on I am wanting to get back into the theme park game world... What would people recommend for a great game for a more casual player? Not really into having to worry too much about the physics and stuff more the making it look well themed and being a good all round game.

Got a $3k custom built gaming computer on Tuesday and of course The Division is out... What the hell were you thinking?

Yeah that is the issue. Perhaps while they are forcing people to walk to the far end allow them to walk through and put the pram / stroller at the far end... once they open the first few sections you pass them make people put them in the current area?

O M G... How did I miss that? Really should have gone to bed at a reasonable time instead of playing on the computer...

After a trip to the park yesterday forgot to put in my previous post... I understand why they fill from the far end in HWSD but as a parent with a pram nothing annoys me more than leaving it at one end, being shuffled to the far end, and then having to wait for almost every other person to leave so I can walk back to the other end and get the pram. Can they not have an area at the far end to park some strollers and prams?

The UFO was indeed a or at a petrol station in the 80's. Believe it was a shell? The lion park photos, I remember my parents telling me about an old lion park near Yatala is that correct?

Sort of impressed how well the billboard matches the greenery in the background from this angle...

Really? I had no problems on the zipper but great difficulty on Pandamonium. In saying that they have different forces so... Different people handle different rides differently?

So if they are getting rid of it are they going to open that damned gate for the extra (little bit I know) foot traffic they will have given the skyway is gone and the monorail could disappear?

The last person I remember being added was Linda Cardellini in 2002 from the Scooby Doo premiere. I know Steve Carrell and Anne Hathaway are not on it and they were there in 2008 for Get Smart premiere.

This...

We weren't charged for the water... We were charged for the cardboard cup it came in... So technically...

I remember we used to buy tap water at Dreamworld an had to pay 20 cents for the cardboard cup it came in. This was about 4 years ago. Anyone know if they still do this? My list: Movieworld: Reopen the Chinatown Alley to allow people to be able to get from one end of the park to the other when you have the top section closed off for the photo shoots, shows, parade. Also Movieworld: Now that you have put in the Dirty Harry Bar extension maybe put something out letting people know how they are supposed to queue for HWSD2 especially when vehicles are coming out for appearances and staff are trying to tell people to get on the sidewalk where there is a building in the way or change the times vehicle come out so that people are less likely to be queued there. Also Movieworld: Put a wheelchair/stroller ramp where the pathway to Superman meets the roundabout instead of further around where you need to walk on a thin strip of footpath annoying other park guests who are then standing in the way. Also Movieworld: More seating for family and adults in the Junior Driving School attraction. Speaking of which perhaps look at putting in more speakers lower to the ground and at a lower volume in same attraction as if myself and other adults cannot understand what your attendant is saying there is most likely no way any of the younger children do either. Not really small things but: Seaworld: Remove the remaining railway track and open up the area closed off for it for people to walk through. Movieworld: Put in another (maybe 2) parent/change room/s. If you are at WWF or JL there is a long walk to heat bottles (Before anyone says ask someone at a food outlet they wont for safety reasons. If they heat it too much and the child gets burned they can be held responsible. I know because I asked one day.) and put in permanent change benches as the fold out ones don't always support a child's weight and the child starts freaking out they are going to fall. (Again have seen this multiple times.) Yes but Jet Rescue is the same.

I freaking hate collage... All that glitter and glue... That stuff gets everywhere!!!

Why can't I go on a day like today Will be there next Wednesday though so here's hoping

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We only go during the week as I get one weekday off every three weeks...

I don't understand everyone saying MW is a half day park... Wait for Superman and Scooby is always 30-45 minutes when we are there, Green Lantern, Batwing Spaceshot and Arkham are usually 20-30 minutes, Wild West Falls and Dogems about 15 minutes, RRRC about 10 minutes. Add in Road Runner 4D, HWSD2... (And for us all the kids rides)... Waiting about 4 hours if not more to go on rides plus ride times, plus Roxy and HWSD2 is at least 5 hours plus lunch (and for us the kids rides)... Meanwhile DW half of it is shut or operates short hours, and almost everything is walk on... Done in 3 hrs or less everytime we have been...

We used to frequent Dreamworld for the Vintage cars, train, Wiggles area, Dreamworks areas with our son. As he got a little older he got over these attractions and now will race to Looney Tunes area to go on all the rides there, as well as WWF, JL3D, and as soon as he is tall enough will be on SDSC. My wife is a thrill ride junkie so is happy with whatever park but does have some issue with extreme heights so not as big a fan of DW for that reason. Personally, due to medical conditions, I am not big on thrill rides and prefer themeing, shows and other attractions. Therefore overall MW is a much better draw card for us and we can (with my son going on each ride multiple times) fill a whole day, whereas with non operating or infrequently operating rides, non interest or inability to ride DW is done in a matter of hours for us. Not big on water parks, never have been, but do prefer WnW over WWW.

Still smoother than Cyclone HWSW

They probably could... But what would they do about the second one?

It's always like this... If your opinion varies to theirs they like to hark on about it and cram it down your throat every possibility... HOWEVER!!! Get it right and they happily converse and get excited with you and so on... It is a two way street... It has though pushed me back into more lurking than posting especially when almost everything certain people post I agree almost 100% with... Just can't be bothered with it and have better ways to spend my time!!!

Because my young son can better enjoy himself at one park which has more on offer for him open all day long rather than closed during the week or at stupid times.