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VRTP Ticketing Update Late 2025
Maybe, but I’m this case bigger is better. I don’t think the effects for Spy Chase are anywhere near as good as the ones PA had. Even if Spy Chase wins on quantity, PA smashes it out of the park with the quality and volume.
- Aussie World New Attraction?
- Motocoaster Permanent Closure
- VTP Premium Annual Passholder Perks
- Aussie World New Attraction?
- Motocoaster Permanent Closure
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Motocoaster Permanent Closure
I’m pretty sure the park has had that sort of attraction in the past (late 90s). I believe it was called Creature Cruise and was a very similar type of ride to Jungle Cruise, but I don’t think it had the comedy aspect like Disney’s version. I also don’t think it was on the main river, but I smaller river in the area that Dreamland is today.
- Motocoaster Permanent Closure
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Dreamworld Annual Passes 2026
Not sure how long this has been effect, but Dreamworld have made some adjustments to their annuals passes. They now have two offerings being either just a Dreamworld Annual Pass which is now $149, or an 'All Worlds Annual Pass', which includes all the additional perks for just $20 more. For only $20 more the All Worlds pass is very good value
- Motocoaster Permanent Closure
- Motocoaster Permanent Closure
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Motocoaster Permanent Closure
The day is finally here! Post from Dreamworld: Motocoaster is revving up for its farewell at Dreamworld, with the iconic thrill ride set to close on Monday 2 February 2026. Since 2007, Motocoaster has delivered high-energy fun for nearly two decades, including its legendary years as the Mick Doohan Motocoaster 🏍️ Whether you’ve ridden it a hundred times or you’re yet to jump on, now’s the moment to buckle up, soak up the nostalgia and take a victory lap (or two) before Motocoaster takes the chequered flag. Your last chance to ride: Sunday 1 February 2026.
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Dreamworld General Improvments 2025
You do know that boats can be manoeuvred on land via trailers and trucks? An existing paddle boat could be modified to connect to a track I highly doubt this. It is much easier to build boats on land than in the water. The river has also become an active ecosystem in recent years and I can't see them wanting to significantly disturb that by building a boat on the water. I'm no boat expert, but looking at photos to compare them both, I'd argue they are of similar scale?
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Big Banana plans $50 million dollar expansion over the next 20 years
Saw a news report earlier that said that since opening they’ve averaged 10,000 riders per week.
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VTP Premium Annual Passholder Perks
I feel that this is them testing the waters to see if it’s worthwhile for them to offer it all the time. Of course from a customer perspective it is, but maybe they’re wanting to trial it from a business perspective. I know there were a few changes in upper management last year and this may be the start of more changes to come.