westical

A bank doesn't own Dreamworld.

The Urban Dictionary definition dates to 2005. You were never in touch.

I Agree With Richard

I know quoting like this is bad etiquette, but IAWR.

Easy tiger, not everyone knows the complete history of rides. My main complaint is the shuddery Scooby animatronics.

I'm still dirty they removed both dark water rides (LTRR & BT) in quick succession. Storm Coaster doesn't count.

I think we need to go to the fountain of all knowledge - Facebook.

They should probably change their website then - Not that I remember a 20 metre wave.

Finally got to ride Storm Coaster yesterday after an aborted attempt a few months ago when it was closed. I've avoided this thread since the ride opened so that I wouldn't get spoiled, although I knew what the outside parts looked like from the last visit (eg. mist head cutter). It's a fun (short) ride, I'd probably prefer that they explored the storm theme further with a larger indoor section rather than built the theme around an existing coaster, but I'm more a dark ride type of guy. Next time I'll pay more attention to which side is the entry after nearly spoiling myself walking half way up the exit. There was no fire, although I forgot there was meant to be any until reading this thread. I don't remember the ride stopping for the water dump, it started before we reached it and even though I was on the right all I got was a bit of spray and a few more drops to add to the splashdown. I kind of wish all the theming was a bit closer to the boat, but I guess the fire effects prevent that. If they even turn them on. I nearly got caught out by the splash in the viewing area, sneaky Sea World. I only rode BT once or twice just before it closed so I don't have fond memories like some, but I'd likely take a fully operational BT over SC. Still enjoyed it though.

I was getting worried I was the only one who thought wasting a soundstage (yes, I know it's not an actual soundstage) which formerly housed a family ride with a bunch of indoor kiddies rides was a bad idea.

School holidays + MW not having many family friendly rides.

Why would it be? MW is far more popular. And wasn't open today for comparison.

If they see anything in your pockets, even a park map, they'll ask for it to be removed.

Would be a good perk for Gold pass holders, but they've gone away from including perks for any type of VIP pass.

He meant weenie. Spaceship Earth at Epcot is an example. A term Disney used to attract/bait people.

A people eater targeted at a specific demographic?

I'd be really disappointed if a family dark ride was replaced by indoor kiddie flat rides.

Well you can, considering Disneyland > Magic Kingdom and DCA > DHS.

That's not what they asked, they haven't turned them in to passes yet. Unless the tickets have your name all of them then MW won't care.

Las Vegas is listed twice too under USA.

Site looks great! Was getting on in years etc. etc. ps. Camp Minnie-Mickey at DAK is closed.

The 70s? I think you need to read/watch The Great Gatsby.

45 minutes? Probably any day that isn't a weekend, public holiday or school holidays.

January was less wet than previous years too.

Leave WWF alone. Just fix the pepper's ghost effects.