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Dreamworld is currently experiencing a localised power outage. The power outage activated controlled stops on the Buzzsaw. The ride was returned to its unload position and guests were disembarked safely. We are currently investigating the power outage with Energex.

Really? I thought it was built as a proper fixed stage? Never seen it removed since it got there and just assumed it was perm.

What's more permanent than the already permanent stage?

Ah, sweet, cheers.

Not trying to be a dick mate, but was "eddy" a typo or a term I'm not familiar with? I really do hope they bring back that green 'cone' laser just after the turntable. That was awesome.

I'd like to think they're smarter than that. This is just getting pathetic now.

What a strange ride you're on. Can't be called an error if it's never switched on in the first place

I'd think if not done well it might look a bit tacky and a sell out. I like this guy.

Movie World

Same reason that all the admins on here know exactly what's going on much more than they admit and yet they don't share it. They're asked not to. They have that trust that they won't spread the info around and make it public until they're asked to. Now if you love @Skeeta like Skeeta loves his personal massager, then maybe he'll give you a bit of info. I doubt it though. He's a bit of an ass with stuff like that.

From what I understand, Eureka can't actually be reopened again in its current state, so demo is pretty much the only option. I'd take "plans to reopen" as plans to build an entirely new ride while keeping the same name.

Nah, the op was because I was still at that point under the impression that it was fake. If it was, putting it out there as a theory was a way to get the info out there without trying to claim it as fact and give any air time to the people who made it. Now that I know it was actually an internal email update to staff, the photo was posted showing where it came from. At least that way it was a talking point rather than having a bunch of theme park Facebook pages claiming it as fact and running with it without verification.

If it's publicly available, then please do link to it, but as far as I know it was an internal staff email that wouldn't normally be available to anyone outside the park.

Ok, having now seen the full update, it does in fact appear to be a legitimate update from the park, obviously not meant for our eyes. As for the person who sent it to me, thank you.

I have a theory as to who might be behind this, so until I can do a bit more digging, I'd take zero of it as any kind of fact and just consider it a good talking point for things anyway.

Alright, well I wasn't going to post this originally, but I've spoken to some people who have suggested I should share it. So here we are. Take it as you will. Not sure how old this is or how accurate it is, or even if it's even legit.

I'm feeling a bit lazy so I'm not going to type out a back story on this one. Again, no prizes other than an internet high five and maybe a picture of a kitten. RULES: To make it fair for everyone, your design must be submitted using the template below The theme can be whatever you want as long as it's related to Fright Nights You can use whatever software you like to design it, as long as the design is submitted on this template You can submit as many designs as you like Entry and exit may be wherever you like Entries close 31 May 2017. If you submit an entry after that date, there is no guarantee of being awarded a high five or a kitten photo. You've got 2 sheds. You've got 2 mazes. A-maze me!

We know that Dreamworld is opening "The Park" Patisserie & Grill very soon which will likely form the new exit to the park. We know that the new Sumatran tiger enclosure is only weeks away, and we know that Dreamworld needs to add some more new things to aid in their recovery in guest confidence. Everyone has an opinion on what should happen. A lot of people are expecting some big draw-card rides and attractions, some people are expecting more family orientated activities. Some people are expecting a return or removal of the mine ride. And some people are just expecting the entire park to become a fully enclosed dark ride only accessible via a monorail. However, I propose a new theory. Scratch all that. Lets run a new theory. To start with, you guys like fridge calendars, right? MAY 2017 > Open "The Park" JUNE/JULY 2017 > Open Tiger Island extension SEPTEMBER 2017 > Reopen the Log Ride > Reopen the Vintage Cars DECEMBER 2017 > Corroboree stage 2 2018 & Beyond Now, I'm just going to preface this with the fact I went to bed at 0345, woke up at 0700, 0900 and finally got out of bed at 1000. I'm very tired and this will probably contain quite a bit of rambling. Apologies in advance - rereading this, I don't like the flow of it and how it's written, but I'm too tired to make sense of what I mean and fix it sorry. Dreamworld is in the perfect position in my opinion. They, through some tragic circumstances, have been given a chance to reinvent themselves. Sure, it's not going to be an easy task, and I don't mean in any way to disrespect the people involved in the incident, but there wouldn't have been any easier way to close down a large section of the park. I mean, they're not on the scale of Disney where there's still plenty to do otherwise. Dreamworld have been focusing on "Australiana" lately, so why not continue that trend? Asia is a huge market for our parks, and Dreamworld seems to be the main property targeting that market. Are we expecting that to change? What if they re-purposed some areas of the park for new, long lasting "experiences" rather than short-lived attractions like rides and coasters? Movie World hands down has the coaster game in the bag, Dreamworld have to know they can't compete with that, so they can aim for the market the VRTP doesn't seem too keen on right now. On the coaster front though, could we see Gold Rush refreshed to bring back the Mine Ride? I wouldn't be ruling that out yet. If it was to be scrapped completely, I'd like to think they would have just been up front about it by now. All we've seen is things like "we'd love it to come back", "watch this space" etc. If it was a foregone conclusion that it was leaving, I'd expect "the Mine Ride is going to be replaced by a new attraction at a later date" or something similar. But coasters aside. Experiences: VRTP, mainly through Movie World are clearly aiming for "bigger is better". Could we be about to see some new "Australian Experiences"? Could we even see the introduction of international brands and ideas that other parks haven't done before? Could Dreamworld be about to take the step of "better is bigger" in terms of marketing the park as a full day of different experiences for the whole family? Just something to think about anyway. Rides may not be the solution for Dreamworld at the moment. You could get one coaster, or maybe 3 or 4 different "experiences" for the same price.

Yep, that's on my list of things to go through in the near future - TV series that would make good mazes. The current list of things just covers recent movies.

I don't remember any of us discussing HWSD2?

I'd like to hope you're a gogo dancer

Viva la New Revolution?

But they read these forums so instead of blowing smoke up their ass and telling them they're doing a wonderful job, if we complain here that we collectively think their marketing efforts suck at the moment, they're bound to see it.

Don't worry, you still won't be.

How is this only news to you now? Are you that obsessed with dark rides that you live in a blacked out room away from all forms of communication and you're only just discovering things now? Or are you Amish? Hey! Push reads my posts again! What happened to having everyone blocked?