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Who did he sign the deal with to keep the parks running until 2021, and why would he expand the parks if there was a chance they would only remain open for another eight years? Why does he then go on and say he wants the spirit to live another 100 years?

Refer previous page.

It's cute you think Dreamworld is worth more than $2 billion though.

Too slow kiddo.

Welp, I've been rumbled.

Sorry, that's all the effort I could put in today.

Keep digging.

The limb broke.

How would anyone know they could buy it?

Is this the first increase in ride count since 2006?

I didn't read too much in to the placement of "Mini" at the start given the "Movie World" part is the only reference to which park, but I guess you never know.

Well go on, spill.

Mini Children's Car Ride doesn't sound very exciting but I won't judge a ride by its descriptor.

MW posted this on FB on the 13th, don't think it's been posted here yet - "Hey guys, the Looney Tunes River Ride was closed as it is making way for an exciting new attraction which will open later this year"

So probably not 15/15 then?

I'm about 1 from 6. No oath either.

Music. Think Space Mountain.

Dreamworks shows they aren't. They could have easily left that area unthemed.

Macquarie had nothing to do with Tower of Terror.

The obvious solution is a gigantic escalator from WWW. Racist

Because a] they already have an inverted coaster and b] you don't spend mega bucks on a coaster that's visually similar to one down the street when there's plenty of other types around. And to twist your logic, if the "GP" thinks AA is rough, then wouldn't they be adverse to riding the same thing (to a non-enthusiast) at Dreamworld?

*twitch* Lucky.

I've ridden the one at SFMM, doesn't differentiate itself enough from AA to justify the investment. Agree with dj. Now a Riddler's Revenge on the other hand...

They have a webcam inside -

There's some discussion in the opening hours thread. It's not a ride either, btw.