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You'd be getting on in years.

Wow and it's still even daylight!

It also brakes very sharply right near the end too.

Thanks, at least it's not about memberships I guess...

Is the curtain still on the sign?

One and the same driver?

Yeah, Junior Driving School is not a family attraction.

I can hold your hand if you're scared to go alone.

Some more info - http://www.brisbanetimes.com.au/queensland/movie-world-signs-up-super-villains-20160223-gn1r7y.html Height matches both suggested types.

The press release says this is the first of multiple developments.

Some more non-info - http://mediacentre.myfun.com.au/press/press_details.cfm?location=6 Let's call them to stay up-to-date. Let's all call them to stay up-to-date.

Oh, and it's a B&M.

Half year results are out on Thursday, I thought they'd wait until then.

I've given up believing three letter posters.

I'd be happy with a return to correctly synchronised, clear Pepper's Ghost effects.

You know what to do mods.

You may want to look a little closer.

Was Gerry Donnelly a reference to an actual person? Google doesn't bring up much, aside from an AFL player.

Or to auction them off.

Hell no. Wash your mouth out.

Aww man, Boot Hill leaving does actually sting me a bit. One of the few things that remained that I could remember liking from back as a kid. RIP RIP Snoozing Dude.

Fair point, I'm used to parks generally staying open past the fireworks or being able to walk to my hotel. Still in two minds about that one, will probably end up deciding on the day. Hotel is already booked, staying near Orchard Road so fairly central at least. If money weren't an issue than Marina Bay Sands would have been it.

Thanks y'all, much appreciated! Rather than a quote-athon I'll just summarise by park - HKDL I was likely always going to spend two days there no matter what the crowds were like, but CNY cements that. I noticed last year they had two designated days where you needed specific tickets for entry, so I'm keeping an eye on their press room. I used Photo Pass at WDW, mainly for the unlimited ride photos, so I'll take a look. Ocean Park Consensus seems to be rides first so I'll stick to that plan given the park will more than likely be very busy. I've been to the San Diego & Orlando SeaWorlds (+ plus GC of course) so missing the dolphin show may not be the end of the world. Temperatures are currently in the teens, so won't be any need to cool off (might keep the water ride queues down at least...) Universal Sounds like I won't need an Express Pass which is good. I'll also be taking advantage of Single Rider Lines which USS seems to have a few of (HKDL seems to have a few too). Going near the end of the wet season, from what I've read they still keep outdoor rides open unless there's a thunderstorm, so hopefully Battlestar Galactica will be operating. Other Raffles Hotel - is a premade Singapore Sling really worth $36??

Finally expanding my horizons outside of Anaheim and Orlando with a trip to Hong Kong and Singapore next month. Hong Kong Disneyland (2 days), Ocean Park (1 day) and Universal Studios Singapore (1 day) are definitely on the list. (Un)fortunately timed my Hong Kong trip with Chinese New Year, so I expect it to be busy. Avoiding weekends for all parks to help as much as I can. So with that all in mind, any tips for a seasoned theme park traveller? HKDL has regular Fastpass but for only 2 rides, so I'll use that as much as I can. Having two days there plus extended hours should make up for the crowds. Don't know much about Ocean Park to be honest. Universal has Express passes starting at $30 but I'm not sure they're needed? Thanks y'all.

Those aren't chips.