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All that is needed is a sign explaining "undergoing reno but open to ride", as was mentioned previously. The general public would be more upset if it was closed at this time of year than running in its current state,if that sign was in place.

Having just been given 12 month passes, I'm disappointed my son who is finally ready for the ride will miss out on the old theme, but like me at least he'll get to enjoy the mechanical side of the rides.

As a motor bike rider myself, it looses too much pace. Jet rescue in having the second launch solves the problem. MDMC with some power input later into the ride would be much better.

Yep, the bigger rides will be perceived to be more dangerous, so the general public will expect them to take longer to check. If you open the "dangerous" rides first, it makes the image management more difficult.

The emphasis on smashing looked like a hint.

Entry near green lantern, agreed. Entry near Arkham (not likely), maybe.

Can someone who knows DC better than me can explain that hint?

If it's less than 300mm deep, no fence is required.

That little bit of bait was meant for @AlexB, but thanks for taking it

We all saw it, your the only one that bit

It will be mothballed until rocky hollow reopens, otherwise it runs through a lot of nothing from the animals back to main street.

Of course. But I believe the whole reopening has been planned out carefully. The big rides draw the crowds, but could be seen as poor taste in being available first day. Have the family rides open looks better, even if some where more complex to inspect than say TOT2.

Thinking like the media or general public, it's a separate park and different rides. Plus the distance helps with the apparent separation. Don't forget the image management people will be calling the shots, it's all about a positive reopening for the park. I'd suspect even the staff evening falls into that. 7 news hardly focussed on the incident tonight, it was more about the good things the park is doing.

Not been there, are there any flume rides?

Image. A similar water ride on reopening day probably not seen to be in good taste.

Lots of loud noisy rides and screaming people probably doesn't fit with the concept of the weekend.

Each step would be possible to do, having all steps happen in series would be where the difficulty lies and is how I interpreted the article @Brad2912 has linked to.

We enjoy them, but a few tips, be early to secure a park close by, if weather is dicey or you want to sit, get a table early and have one person always sit at it. We spent about three hours there (and $200) between four of us a few weeks ago.

Sounds like Eat Street Markets in essence, plus some small rides.

Depends on what level the loss of staff came to. New training schedules and then the training itself may be need to occur.

Unless there is a specific issue with the Baldwin, I'd expect to see it running again, otherwise every other heritage steam locomotive in Queensland would be stopped too. ARHS and QR are running their trips this weekend, QPSR next weekend so I don't think that will happen. You would expect all operations involving the public and any risks (even well mitigated risks) will come under closer scrutiny over the coming year or so.

Oldfuddyduddyneighbour @.....

Essentially what I was going for.

"could you send it to my PO Box please, my mail gets stolen a lot "

Perhaps an emergency release button in addition to the interlocking, for the fire scenario.