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Now I've said that, I assume the ride is targeted towards younger kids. Makes sense now.

Is Tijuana Taxis very popular? It sorta gives me that "cheap filler ride" feeling.

Do kids really know Looney Tunes any more though? Other then maybe Daffy & Bugs? It just seems like a really dated IP. I cant remember the Marvin the Martin Rocket ride either what/where was it?

What's your thoughts on a DC Super Friends area, simular to what Six Flags Over Georgia have done? I feel we have had too much DC though over the past few years. What other IP could Movie World use if they wanted to build a new kids area? What do they have access too? Could they re-route the service road and use that space for expansion?

They used to have mini bumper cars. I think they used to be where the "rest stop" is now in Kids WB.

When where the mini dodgem cars taken out?

I think its time Movie World turns there attention to there kids area. What new rides or other experiences do you you think we could see in Kids WB?

Where could I find your 5 year plan Jobe? Sorry if I've doubled up on posts here, could not find anything in the search.

I'm sure you've all seen 5 year plans, but what would be your ten year plan for our Aussie theme parks?

Just wondering if any has seen any official attendance figures from the parks? Only one I could find is Aussie World at 200,000!

Ardent Leisure eyes Dreamworld sale - The Australian Ardent Leisure is believed to be considering a sale of its Australian theme park Dreamworld, with the asset said to be in the crosshairs of a Chinese suitor. It comes after the company was believed to have set its sights on rival Village Roadshow as a takeover target. This was before a fatal tragedy at Dreamworld last year that caused its share price to fall and visitor numbers to the Gold Coast theme park to plummet. Songcheng, which owns land on the Gold Coast, may be the party eyeing Dreamworld, given that it currently has plans a rival nearby theme park. Discussions have also previously been held with China’s Wanda, which owns entertainment assets globally about buying Dreamworld, but the talks later went cold. Plans are currently thought to be afoot to break up the company that also owns entertainment and bowling centres in the United States. Ardent Leisure — soon to be renamed Main Event — was earlier thought to be in play after property investor Ariadne, backed by corporate radar Gary Weiss, bought at least 5 per cent of the business. It comes this week as chief executive Deborah Thomas was replaced by former Nine chief financial officer Simon Kelly. Mr Kelly declined to comment. Shares in Ardent closed down 1c to $2.03.

Who is the CEO of the park now Mark has left Adventure World?

I know, media are having a field day with it all!

http://www.news.com.au/national/queensland/news/several-passengers-temporarily-stuck-on-movie-world-ride/news-story/6c57c7a790dfeaa5e89c5360dc6dbd47