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  1. We haven’t got any evidence of how it was dismantled. We saw seats being detached and now it’s just the central column left. I can’t imagine they want to destroy it guns blazing if they plan on keeping everything else in the area for whatever the rides replacement is. I think it’s safe to say this is going in the bin and if any park were to buy it from them… terrible decision.
  2. Didn’t take long But this is surprising considering Vekoma’s are some of the most reliable coasters in the world. Of course this could just be for a day or two.
  3. If they are already starting construction dare I say they might be pushing for an Easter opening. But with Villages track record, I’d say a September opening is more likely.
  4. I don’t think we’ll see the train complete the full circuit again until the finishes touches are made to Rivertown. There is a BOH gate behind Jane’s that was used for machinery to access the land during construction. That gate is alongside where the train track goes and because it’s been filled in, it makes access easier. I’d say we’ll see the train completing the loop by Easter.
  5. If Green Lantern isn’t there, I don’t think anything will be there. And two flat rides probably won’t make the statement the park would want at the front. Vortex would be better suited in the trash because it is in no way a good ride. It isn’t popular at SW and it wouldn’t be anymore people at MW (and it’s also a maintenance nightmare).
  6. Rapids, waterfalls and tunnels! I know they used to have a small tunnel and a waterfall, but they don’t anymore
  7. Agreed! Just look at the 3 lazy rivers in Victoria as an example for this. - Adventure Park Geelong's is pretty simple, but it has a rapids section and is planted out nicely. - Gumbuya World has rapids, tunnels and landscaping. At times it is concrete trough that doesn't feel well integrated, but overall nicely done. - Funfields have just own theirs and from photos it is also landscaped nicely, has bridges, a small tunnel and a rapids machine. I honestly think that if WWW did one similarly to WnW in terms of scale, making it feel like an oasis/destination that some people will spend all day at and then adding a section of rapids, waterfalls and tunnels, that would be enough of a difference and offer that 'Dreamworld Difference'. We've just seen what the park (with PicoPlay and the other consultants) can do with Rivertown, imagine taking that and making it into an entire new precinct for the water park that has a lazy river connecting it all together.
  8. I definitely agree and while I think the overall quality of slides at WWW in comparison to WnW is better, its a hard sell to the general public when they could visit WnW for just $20 and on paper you get a whole lot more.
  9. Shockwave would be closing too, Tailspin isn’t really near The Claw
  10. The first batch of attraction maintenance schedules for 2025 have been published on Dreamworld's website.
  11. Not sure how long this has been the case, but the single day tickets for both parks have all had a price increase. It does all say at the top of the page that you can save up to $15 online compared to gate pricing. Not sure if that’s for day tickets or annual passes, but it used to just be $10.
  12. I have a feeling that the land still indeed cost $40 million (coasters and theming), but maybe this magic $100 million is including the removal of AA and the actual license of the Wizard of Oz IP. We know IP isn’t cheap and if they’ve got this contract for 10-15 years, I could see that costing a lot of money. And of course, Village see as saying they spent $100 million a lot better than the $40 million.
  13. So why spend $100 million on a partly underwhelming ‘world-class’ land?
  14. And they want to spend over $300 million on a fancy hotel and events centre, but the theme park isn't even operating to the standard it should be. They don't really seem to have their priorities right or maybe we don't have our priorities right?!
  15. I don’t think so, I think it was just an error on the website, which has since been fixed. Once they know a reopening date, I’m sure the park will tease it on their socials.
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