westical

They’re calling it the first annual event too, so it appears to be the new June school holidays thing.

Vintage Cars

Could be budgetary if so.

That just leaves… I assume they sighted it when they first saw it.

Are they moving Arkham to the northern car park for decoration?

They'd make more money if people could visit the stores & food outlets and weren't stuck in two hour queues anyway.

Private equity?

So far so good...

The Metropolis subway has really low capacity too.

Exactly, and how many people are going to be checking wait times who don’t have a valid ticket or annual pass already?

How would that work with annual passes?

Would the hypercoaster’s popularity be any different if it had been themed to Mad Max rather than DC?

There won’t be any presentations anymore, the company is no longer public.

I guess it was getting on in years.

Or that.

Vortex not giving an expected attendance bump?

12 months

They did for Vikings - https://www.facebook.com/7NewsGoldCoast/posts/the-viking-revenge-flume-ride-at-sea-world-gold-coast-australia-has-been-retired/1097124120386275/ You must have forgotten about the exciting new attraction that replaced it in 2019.

Works fine in my Firefox, seems to be an Alex problem.

The article did mention a Dreamworld employee speculating she was having a period.

It makes no sense to keep an attraction closed during quiet periods to save money?

A 25yo ride would be fully depreciated by now. Likely the same for the 8yo upgrades. Regardless, if there was any book value left then the asset impairment would reduce their taxable income. Doesn’t sound like a valid reason to me.

Wouldn’t want to have more than one adult ride open.

Guardians of the Galaxy: Cosmic Rewind says hi.

I’m going to miss Wipeout’s ability to twist.