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Grand Prix isnt going anytime soon. It was only just refurbished.

I think Eisner made a good decision not to build Disneyland in Australia. At that time in the 1990's, Australia would be too small of a country to back something in the scale of a Disneyland, despite the amount of tourism we get. In the future, Australia should be looked at by Disney for a park since Australia has a massive tourism industry, our population is steadily growing (Sydney alone is expected to have another 1million residents in 10 years), and massive infrastructure projects are being developed as we speak (ie Badgerys Creek airport, major transport and hospital upgrades) that will back Sydney's rapid population growth. With all this development going on, Australia could in the future be viable for Disneyland.

I've got a suggestion for Mark: I think instead of doing an Mi3, you build a family ride or coaster such as a Gerstlauer Spinner, since that's one thing Adventure World is really lacking, a coaster that is more thrilling than Dragon Express, but less thrilling than Abyss. Even a family area (look at DreamWorks Experience at Dreamworld for example) would be great since IMO Dragon's Kingdom is strictly a kids area. The family sector is a good market to persue in the future, since it is and will be a large market to cater to. Investing in a family area will make the park more attractive to families.

Except he understands english compared to Trevor. Trevor's english looks like it was translated through Google Translater. Also hopefully Cyclone gets a new color scheme. I'd love red track and black supports.

Im disappointed that Six flags are still installing outdated super loop rides.

Well, it was about time they removed the wrapping, since the show they were advertising on the monorail ended a long time ago.

So it looks like there wont be one ride, but more than one. Hmmm, interesting.

Still a B&M in Australia won't happen. The only park that would care to install one would be AW, but as Mark has stated before Perth is too small of a city to back a B&M.

The conveyer belt is a staple of many modern water parks. Also its not lazy cuz it would be an absolute pain in the ass to walk up the entire hill holding a 4 person tube. Carrying up a 2 person tube to Shotgun is already enough. . . especially on a hot day when the floor is stinkin' hot.

I think the Sea Viper area is too small to fit in something like that. Surely you could also fit it into part of the reclaimed land and the old Pirate Ship area.

Well $12 million isn't bad for a great coaster. Eurofighters are good value

SW has a height limit. I doubt they would allow something 150 ft. . .

Except underneath the Rotor. It looks like they haven't cleaned that up for a long time. Without a doubt that is the most stupid idea I have ever seen on this community. Wild Mouse does not need to be touched, nor tinkered, nor butchered. The only thing I would like to see happen to Wild Mouse is to get the 3 cars off the transfer track and into operation.

Well that's good news for Henry. He'll have a great time in Canada.

Look i was right. I guessed this name ages ago.

That's really cool! I wish they would make a large scale Legoland in Australia, but a Discovery Centre is fine!

We'll get Mark to answer that one Tim.

Oh, sorry didnt notice that

Wow. Look at poor little Shotgun compared to big Mi2. I cant wait to see it from the top of the hill. I kind of wished their was a lift hill to move the tubes back to the start like at WnW and WWW, instead of doing the really long walk to the top of the hill like Aqua Racer and Shotgun, but that's how the cookie crumbles

Worst case scenario: Old Sea Viper cage trains. I am excited about Cyclone going backwards. A new train will also give the coaster a new fresh breath of life, it was much needed IMO.

Wow disney spends to much money on their theming. No wonder they were able to fund Expedition Everest (100 million dollars!)

Or a new area?

I dont think that they would put one in, Perth is too small to back the costs and there probably wouldnt be enough space to put in a decent RMC.

Thank god that's over. I hope to see a new coaster in that spot.

No, but if Adventure World was big enough it would have the first because Ardent or Village wouldnt have the balls to build an RMC.