BemaniAK

And this is exactly why the passes are at their current price.

The price is at where it's at because the people who make the decisions believe that including all of the in-park charges, they can keep their cash flow up enough to at least sustain the park, what kind of reasoning would you want to pay more, just buy food and merch.

So the Wikipedia article for this ride seems to have a complete explanation from pre-show description to the number of things you can shoot, but each source seems to lead to a source-less dead end. Am I missing something?

Now if only we could be arguing about the interior. Playing Videogames for a long time has me far too used to knowing the ins and outs of a game 6 months before I even have a chance to play it. I feel like I'm starved for info.

Im still holding out for official info on Justice League, they've been too hush hush about it.

Its more likely their sysadmin saw that traffic was being directed from here and the company investigated further.

And if fastpass didn't exist you wouldn't have an alternative to the standby line Think of it this way, though, if there was no fastpass line, wouldn't all the people who were in it just be in front of you in standby anyway?

Considering how secretive they're being I wouldn't be surprised if they surprised us.... ....Wait

I don't think it's ever worth it purely because Disney offers the same service for free, and it looks like Warner parks may be doing the same thing soon. Cost aside the fastpass idea is the greatest invention in the history of theme parks.

They no longer run the trains at the same time because of loose items causing 3 reported minor injuries.

When all else fails, mimic the competition. Seriously though that key $99 price point is a big plus, though I dislike that their star attraction is now a house you can't see the inside of without leaving dreamworld and watching it on TV. If they announce a new major attraction that gets me interested I'll definitely grab one.

Different parks do offer different choices, however SeaWorld and Movieworld seem to have the same quality churros so I don't know what the problem is there.

The first few times I spent bucketloads, too much, I got sick of paying more for less so I typically go around lunch time, grab something from Maccas before heading in at some point between 12-1pm. The most I'll spend now is maybe $6 on churros and $2 on a "hour" locker that I basically just leave my keys in and don't open till It's time to go. I spent more at Seaworld last Saturday however because I remembered how much I loved the vanilla waffles and sundaes they sell next to the monorail station, but that will be only on rare occasion. That's the way Theme Parks always seem to handle their park shops and food outlets, they draw you in with their pretty good food and then push you out after one purchase with generally depressed staff and high prices.

I still much prefer a fusion of darkride and coaster (Superman and Scooby) than just one or the other.

It's a good idea, but I hope for a theme centric attraction with the shooting second, rather than Laser Force on wheels.

We're all on the same page here.

We all are. On the inside.

Who could miss those Tweety Bird Teacups.

All the rides are awesome therefore get to the most popular rides first

I haven't even had time to soak in the theming just before the bridge

Superman is by far the best ride at the park. With that said ALL the rides are fantastic and can easily all be done in a single day even when it's fairly busy if you show up at 9:30 and leave at 5:30 (Queue up for a ride at 4:55 and you can still get on) I'd definitely follow Gazza's list, however I'd put Green lantern below Arkham and Superman purely because of personal experience with queue times, I've never seen Green Lantern queues go past 30 minutes while on the same days Superman and Arkham have ranged anywhere from 30-90 minutes, however someone correct me if I'm wrong. If you're really into thrill rides and want to make sure you fit them all in, I'd also most likely skip Wild West falls, it's a great ride don't get me wrong but if you're a rollercoaster hoon it's worth skipping for the others if you don't think you can fit it in.

To be honest I'm not sure if the volcano will be demolished, seeing as Viking flumes run through one of the identical mountains, but we'll see.

It's progressed a bit further now.

This is completely off-topic but I can't help but laugh at the beginning of the first video, whoever that DVD Infinity company is they're ridiculously amateur for using Pinnacle Studio, not only that but they used stock, royalty-free Pinnacle Studio music as their company logo audio.

A show is always welcome, MovieWorld's got enough new rides for now imo. Plus it's the parade effect, if you don't care about the show, you should care about the lower lines while its on.