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Yep, and they’re making a lot from them with this offer.

It is indeed this exact video

The ride was meant to reopen tomorrow, but has been pushed back another week (after already being pushed back a week)

I believe that text used to be there, but just became super faded. Great to see the park finally putting in the effort to restore the ride (hopefully that’s the case with the rest of the ride experience)

I heard @New display name and @DaptoFunlandGuy are actually best of friends!

Let’s remember that DW is ent through a several year period of having a CEO who ho had no industry experience and we know how that turned out. Now they have a CEO with decades of industry experience and they’re thriving

After speculation of where it was going to end up, The Claw has indeed reopened at a park in India. It’s opened as Flying Tiger at VGP Universal Kingdom in south-east India. There doesn’t seem to be any information on the parks website about it, but you can find videos on social media if you search.

@New display name you’re telling me that using zip ties isn’t the right way to do things?

The ride closed last week for maintenance last week for what I believe is for the first time, but its closure has been extended to the end of the month

Seems like someone watches the news too much and believes everything they say!

Big Brother has been confirmed to be back on Channel 10 later this year, but so far there hasn’t been any mention of DW in the announcements.

Construction fencing has gone up (Photo TPSN)

For the first time in as long as I can remember, Sea World won’t be opening this ANZAC Day.

The ride stopped on the lift hill again the day after this happened, but it was prior to park opening. The rides now listed as closed for maintenance on the website

It’s great to see, but usually when the park is that busy they’ll open up the gate to access the parking area near the former blue lagoon/big brother house. There’s no real space to expand the existing car park, particularly with the areas master plan (which will actually take some spaces).

I just checked the dates, and it closed Jan 27 to Feb 12

The ride was under maintenance for a couple of weeks before the school holidays

Scooby’s first maintenance post refurb has been scheduled

For context, I did renew my pass a couple weeks ago and so maybe this email is a new standard email pass holders get when they sign up or renew. And so it’s likely this automated email hasn’t been updated yet (not that it’s an excuse, just an explanation).

@Brad2912 it was certainly presented a lot nicer than me just copying and pasting the text, was just easier to capture it all that way. It did also contain this content too

Recently received an email from Dreamworld that was all about the parks focus on safety and the processes they go through each day. Feels like it was an email out of no where sent to subscribers, unless there’s been recent comments or backlash (for whatever reason) online. The email states: Dreamworld is all about high-speed thrills and adrenaline-pumping rides, but safety always comes first. Every time you strap in for a high-velocity launch or gut-dropping freefall, you can trust that our rides are tested, maintained, and operated to the highest standards. Whether you're here to conquer Steel Taipan, drop 39 storeys on The Giant Drop, or swing sky-high on The Gold Coaster, we've got everything in place to keep the excitement going safely. How we keep Dreamworld's thrills safe Pre-opening ride testing - before the park opens each day, our team runs extensive safety checks to ensure every ride is good to go. Ongoing maintenance program - our rides are routinely inspected and serviced following strict Australian safety regulations Advanced safety systems — all rides feature controlled-stop sensors that automatically pause the ride if needed for guest safety. Trained ride operators — our operators follow rigorous safety procedures. ensuring every launch, drop, and twist is as safe as it is thrilling.

So is Sea World and Paradise Country

A decision is set to be made by Council in May