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Do you mean third person view?

Ouch, only 4gb ram??!?! Looks good.

Nice work. I'm waiting for the next alpha on May 24th to get back into it. Currently playing 7 Days to Die. What's your PC specs?

No carnivale for me tonight, wifey isn't feeling the best. Probably end up going next week.

How much extra do you have to pay for each photo they take if you want a copy?

Nah it was was the group who did the performance under the main screen just before the parade. Spoke to a different member of the group who confirmed they will be back for the 14th of May show but otherwise will be doing roving entertainment every other night.

Because if we don't, some idiot is going to come through an misconstrue the argument and start complaining it's just because we don't agree with women breastfeeding. Or maybe that won't happen? But this way we've done what we can to dissolve that argument before it ever starts.

I hope they revamp the island itself too. There's nothing wrong with it, but it's getting on in years and could use an update.

I'm not sure which one of you liked it, but one of you has completely missed the point of my post.

Was that not the ONLY reason for it to really be constructed in the first place? The rest of the stuff is just idle benefits.

Give him a break. It's not like he could have just looked at all the pictures that have been posted so far to get that information, or used common sense.

Was that the last of the train stations?

I completely agree Alex. I tend to be overly sceptical so I acknowledge this incident may have taken place and be an issue for the park. The following it my personal viewpoint. First off let me start by saying I fully support women breastfeeding where ever they feel comfortable in doing so. I would also fully support the parks and other locations having a 'parents room' or other location to cater for those mothers who would prefer to breastfeed in a private air-conditioned room away from people they feel might judge them or take issue to it, or just for those who are shy about the possibility of their breasts being seen in public. I don't believe this story for the following reasons: Really? One single experience and you're too afraid to breastfeed literally ANYWHERE outside your own home? Smells like bullshit to me. It's not like it was a near-death experience or anything. She's foreign. Racist people exist. She wears clothes which may not be the current "in" trend. Shallow people exist. She has a certain haircut. Again, shallow people exist. She's a woman. Sexist people exist. Every day she'll walk past tens if not hundreds of people who will judge her on a range of factors without even knowing or caring that she's a parent. Why does one incident mean she can't leave her house ever again? Because she and/or the people she was with quite likely made a great big song and dance about it (if it happened). It's not like they would have shouted from 50m away to go to a room. Someone could have simply walked up and said "I'm sorry, could I please ask you to use the parents room/bathroom/whatever". My belief is they (the family involved) would have flared up and drew unnecessary attention to themselves. Ok? And? The person in question didn't want to seem rude and stare at a breastfeeding woman. There's not much of an issue there. Had they looked she'd probably be claiming sexual harassment. So? They bought the wrong tickets. Big deal. Not relevant to the debate. They chose to leave, they weren't forced to do so. I bought lunch today, took a few bites, it tasted terrible. I threw it out and skipped lunch. That was my choice that I made on my own. Same as in her situation. I wasn't forced to make a decision. I call complete bullshit on this. Not only should she have brought it up with the park either that day in person, or should she have brought it up with them within say 48 hours via the publicly available phone number on the website, (when I first started looking at this article it was 1640) I could message Movie World right now on facebook and have a reply usually within half an hour. Not really. if it did happen it was a f-up by one staff member. For all we know it was a nice and polite "could you please go over there to avoid complaints from other guests" or whatever and they've just blown it out of proportion to get some free shit. The comments on the GC Bulletin article were saying the park should refund her and give her free things. Sadly this is what it will come to, which I feel is exactly what she wants.

As long as the park remains and doesn't go downhill I'm ok with it.

Yep, pretty sure I recall that being discussed at length before. Not so much a council regulation either, more of a "I don't want to see my million dollar attraction sink into the lake" kind of regulation

With the number of them and the space to work in, unless they closed the kids area's rides, they would have no chance of fitting them all in. Only real option I could think of other than where they are now, is over near WWF, however with the construction and the floats parked there, there's not much room left.

Pretty safe to say that's the world class roller coaster they're building right there. Seems to be coming along nicely and I look forward to the final result by the time fright night rolls around.

It's a shame really. That was the only food outlet that really stood out to me to this day from my 2011 trip.

Don't you mean it was a lot more 'creative'? "Back in my day" for me wasn't that long ago. I'm only 27, but when I was growing up you had to be more imaginative with Lego. You want a spaceship? Here's some square and rectangular blocks, make what you can and imagine the rest. These days it's "put part A in part B - congratulations, you built a rocket". (Obviously not that simple but you get my point). It's the same as video games - I grew up with Doom. A reasonably open map FPS where you had to find your own way around. Now you've got COD which is more of an interactive story rather than a video game. I understand that Lego had to evolve, and don't get me wrong, I love what they've been able to make these days and I love building things. (Although I still have a Pikachu Nanoblock thing I still need to put together) but I just can't help but miss the original Lego that taught kids to be more imaginative.

It's closed for annual maint til early May I think. I thought the same thing, but I don't really think there's anywhere else to put them. Cheers for the pricing too.

Sorry, I meant did they have anything just before the parade? Approx 7:45pm

Nah this group was literally just the ones you see there in the fancy print stuff. They weren't the ribbon dancers. Did they have any shows in front of the screen just before the parade on opening night?

Yeah I'd say if it wasn't the whole group she may not have been aware of the impromptu performance of the other guys.

Interesting. I'm not trying to argue with you, but one of them told me they only did the parade and that performance and last night was the only night they were there.

You sure? They only did the show and the parade.