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There's a FlowRider in NSW as well...

The steel Big Dipper and the Demon still exist you know.

Well Disney has a terrible safety record anyway...

Thunderbolt was terrible IMHO.

It's your imagination.

BSG is reopening.

For me, Sea Viper and Turbo Mountain (the coaster Adventure World had years back)

That's great to hear what has happened to Cyclone during the maintenance period. I'm going in January (terrible time to go there IMO). Even on New Years Eve. I'll try to go on the Fridays because of Screamworld. Also, I have already stated that Cyclones queue needs a redo or even a switchback. I would even love it if they gave the coaster a new coat of paint because it looks like it is rusting away.

At least nothing caught fire this time.

I stated that we should get back on topic a long time ago.

The residents should get over themselves and move away from LPS. They should just quit their whining. I read the article and welp, they are going to probably base the future of the ride off the whiny neighbours. It's not going to succeed isn't it? First goes the Big Dipper, now possibly this. It could even affect the possibility of the future rides. Just when they were getting it right...

Nope. I have heard about it, but I am not bothered to join.

Not again.... Remember LPS can't be sued anymore from the noise of the rides. So you dumb residents get over yourself!

I am going sometime before Christmas. I'm planning to go in the first hour. Im off to the Gold Coast afterwards so I'm preparing for the long lines!

I'm going in December. What's Abyss' expected line? I heard its 45 minutes. I haven't been since 2011. Is Freefall having any trouble?

That might even be spider's blood.

I have done extensive research of the park for a while now, and made my opinion about it when I was finished. And what I said about Space Probe being the last "real" ride means it was the last good one.

There's nothing rough about Buzzsaw. I do agree on your opinion of it being short though

Well Scooby is down for maintenance for only 2 days, so Magician might be right. (no rhyme intended)

Wonderland was the closest we got to a definitive theme park. At least during its first 6 years... Taft did not sell the park to Paramount. If it happened, Cedar Fair could have bought it later on along with the rest of the Paramount Parks, and we would have gotten something amazing recently like a B&M of some sort. It would have put the Gold Coast as a whole to shame. But the opposite happened. The last "real" ride we ended up getting was Space Probe 9 years before it closed. Then Sunway took it two years later and milked it dry until there was nothing left. Unfortunately I never experienced the park once... I never saw the park in real life.

I found out those were permanent. I found multiple travelling UFO units, along with one in France. I'm sure 6 exist now. I've always thought unused buildings (like the entrance and Flying Saucer lighthouse) are useless- they even wasted their time repainting the entrance. I had a look at the 1995 photos, and noticed the entrance was red and not blue like it is today.

Heck no. I'm just a regular guy.

FYI, At least 2 are known to exist, in Canada's Wonderland and South Africa's Gold Reef City. I don't like Super Loops either. This is just my idle speculation- it shouldn't occur I will tell you that. And I know the Tumble Bug, Flying Saucer, Spider and U Drive are named after older rides. They probably won't name the new ride after an old one- the only name that will stay for a bit is the Big Dipper (that purely depends if they will keep the entrance)

There might be a Revenge of the Mummy perhaps? Where did you get your waiting time and single rider CS from or they are just billboard cs?

I remember first seeing WnWS concept art at about 2010? It's gone quick. Also I don't complain about driving over 20 minutes to go see the footy.