Everything posted by Tim Dasco
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Attendance Figures
I found an article recently that said Adventure World gets over 500,000 a season.
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Glubbo's 2005 DW & MW Photos.
Jeez never new the chaos and scorpion rides went to DW. That brings back some memories.
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Glubbo's 2005 DW & MW Photos.
Fun Fact, that Graviton has been traveling around Western Australia since it left Dreamworld with Mitro, West Coast Amusements until it was sold last year.
- Buzzsaw stoppage - 22 March 2018
- Adventure World 2018- improvements
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Adventure World Good Friday Event
So I was looking on Adventure World's Website and they have posted some information regarding their Easter Event that takes place during the day. I think its good to see the park adding all these events to it line up to try and post attendance throughout non peek season.
- Adventure World 2018- improvements
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Adventure World 2018- improvements
So went to AW today with @ABYSS and we decided to do an idea i got with a conversation with @iwerks. I have never done everything at the park in one day. But today I decided to see if you can do everything in one day including the pool, all kahnua falls slides and animals. We managed to finish it by 4:15pm. It was fun and it proves how much there is to do at the park. Anyway a few things from today. The park fairly busy for this time of the year. With 33 degree weather and the PMH Big Kids day out event happening in the park today it defiantly had some crowds. Goliath had someone yack on it 2 times within half an hour. Abyss was running 4 trains till about 2pm when they removed one. Was cool to watch and Inferno is back! The park is looking good and was great to see everything open again. The new High Voltage Power Main building. The High Speed internet to the Go Karts. (Nah just more power stuff added last season) * Oh and great customer services today by Jacob in Dragons Kingdom. When some people in line were talking and wondering what Kraken's wait was. He called the Kraken team and asked and got an answer to them. (But kudos to all the team. There all great and happy all the time) However its one thing I think the park could really benefit from is having at least the major rides have digital waiting signs which display the waiting time. Then next to the park map's put a summary of the main ride wait times. This would really avoid having people complain about long queues if they know what there getting into before.
- Adventure World MI4 - 2019
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Wicker Man - New Alton Towers Coaster
Not every ride need to be a thrilling coaster with inversions.
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Flyover Australia: Dreamworld registers trademark, looks to increase Flying Theatre capacity
Tailspin with better capcity.
- Adventure World's Inferno - downtime and future
- Is DC Rivals HyperCoaster open today? How long is the queue? How many trains?
- Is DC Rivals HyperCoaster open today? How long is the queue? How many trains?
- Is DC Rivals HyperCoaster open today? How long is the queue? How many trains?
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Adventure World's Inferno - downtime and future
So I made a list of the MAJOR spending that has happened in the Park since Steve brought it in 2000. However in 2010 there annual attendants was only 250,000 a season, now 7 years later its doubled. Which means they make more revenue and passes cost more now also. 1997: Tunnel Of Terror $1 Million Steve Brought the Park 2001: Rampage $3 million 2002: Power Surge $3 Million 2003: Dragons Kingdom 1: Little Leaper & The Barnacle, Dragon’s Flyer & Dragons Express (Lets say $2 Million for 4 rides) 2005: Super 6 Aqua Racers 1 Million 2007: Shut Gun $500,000- 1million 2009: Freefall (A Lot more than its worth) 2010: Dragons Falls $500,000 2011: Kahuna Falls $3 Million 2012: Dragons Kingdom redevelopment: Yarlis Safari & Yarlis Barrel Spin ($1 Million) 2013: Abyss & new toilet block $12 million 2014: $300,000 retheme of Black Widow and Rampage 2015: Kraken $7 Million and Buccanier Battle 2018: Retheme of Water Moutain, 1.6 million on a new car park 2017: Goliath $7.5 Million & $1.5 million power Line 2018: ????
- Adventure World's Inferno - downtime and future
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Adventure World's Inferno - downtime and future
But Falcons Furry costed 6million USD total. So for around 8Million AUD they should be able to get some form of Falcons Furry costing them not much more than Goliath. Which Joz is saying is "Is not a bank breaker". Didn't mean Joz was putting it down. More that after being open 2 years Kraken is still a very popular ride.
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Adventure World's Inferno - downtime and future
Not gonna say much on this as I don't want to say anything I shouldn't. However AW is differant as the owners want new rides. The park is owned by a rich mining family who want to invest in the park. They don't take much profit from it. I have heard they frequently visit the park for some rides. They have invested 40 million over the last 7 years and have paid that off. So with all their investments already paid off why wouldn't they keep investing. Also @joz I wouldn't put Kraken down, that ride always seems to be the most popular ride at the park.
- Adventure World's Inferno - downtime and future
- Adventure World's Inferno - downtime and future
- Adventure World's Inferno - downtime and future
- Adventure World's Inferno - downtime and future
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Adventure World's Inferno - downtime and future
It's a really great ride WHEN it's operating. It did well last season and the first half of this season. But now it seems like there is a major problem again as the tower went back up and down again. Thats what you get with a 30 year old Huss prototype from Germany. Hopfully they can get it running by AW Nights tommorow.
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Theme Park Maintenance 2018
Might be for them to re route the entrance and level the pathways that they spoke about earlier.