Reanimated35
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As long as it would turn out better than the one in Universal (assuming it's still there), it was a small (really small) room just to the left (I think) of where they had the path blocked off while they were building transformers which had a few bits and pieces but was overly boring.
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Autopia edit - changing smiley in case someone thought I was actually serious
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^ Where would they put said walk through though? I get the impression from what you're saying it would be the size of a soundstage? That's just how I read it though with the mock sets and everything else....
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Which people would be interested in looking at.....once.
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I'm sorry it was just too painful.
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I had a feeling it was either going to be me or him. I figured it was expected so I avoided it for once.
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I don't think you'll make too many friends here saying you'd like to see Australia's best (if not only?) indoor coaster removed. AFAIK there's been no movement on LTRR yet (as far as a replacement goes) as they were sorting out batman first. All in good time. I'd still like to see something in the area themed to Looney Tunes as it's becoming more and more a forgotten brand it seems. Yes it's old, but it is a classic. I would have been happy if they just fixed up everything in there and kept the ride, but hopefully they do something with water again, maybe It's a small world or Pirates of the Caribbean (yes I know, Disney blah blah blah)
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^ In that case, ask the park management/PR team on facebook.
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Oh well, too hot to be paying attention today
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^As far as I know, it is the longest in the world (until this one is built next year overseas)
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I wasn't there
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No, I'm just a dick
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See it turns out that more than just two people (myself and alex_1) can browse facebook. Having done so, instead of rudely posting a comment as you have done, I have believe it or not, found that answer myself, and since clearly your facebook must be broken, I shall share the world of knowledge that is the "internet" with you. In particular this facebook post...
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If anything it might be a shopping centre/hotel with a bucket play area but I very much doubt there is going to be a new park directly across the road from www
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Yea I know that, but that's the one that travels to the Royal Shows in Aus so it's possibly where the name has come from.
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http://www.crazy-coaster.com/
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The ground 50cm to the left of the counter, inside a glassed in foyer, with a gate leading into the park, with the top of your shoe in the picture. And I'll check up on this after my holiday.
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I agree with AlexB now, it will be better like that, I'd say when it first opens there will be a greeter, but after a couple of weeks they'll just assume people know what they're doing. Hopefully the signs are clear though.
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^ You need to cater for your average idiot though. While the op might know what lights to look for, will the average idiot be paying enough attention to notice the lights? IMO a giant painted section on the ground would be more obvious. Eg: Intense ride = Brown (helps to hide the mess if you get a little too scared before/after the ride) Calm = Green Or something like that.
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True, there will always be human error. Say they do have alternating cars, they could just paint the ground to represent each style. (Assuming the ride always starts and finishes in the same spot.)
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I guess it depends on how they go with the cost/maintenance as to whether that would be viable. It does make the most sense, so it's probably not even going to be considered as an option.
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So do you mean that they should all have the ability to spin and they can choose which do and don't? Otherwise I can't see how they'd know what would be more popular before building it?
