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Sorry I meant the main room of the ride I was very tired. Also I am guessing it was a hole in the wall in on of the corners. All I could see was one spot where the sun was getting through. So I was guessing it was the sun and not a light. You could basicly see everything in the room compared to when I was on it before it was a lot darker.

I was wondering two things. 1. Last time I went on the ride I noticed a hole in the room of the large room with the backwards drop and all the lasers. 2. Is it common for the fire alarm to go off in there as I have heard several stories about it going off as well as one time I was there it went off at the end of the day as I was leaving the arcade to exit the park. Then as I exited the park the Fire brigade arrived.

I just noticed on the Movie world site that Shrek 4D is closing to make way for a new 4D attraction. http://movieworld.myfun.com.au/Attractions...D-Adventure.htm Does anyone know what this attraction is as I have not been able to find anything about it on any site except for the Movie world site.

this would be so weird if they put this in their conditions of entry. "You can't hold us responsible for other guests getting excited and running into you."

I never said they would but they still could if they look to the future. If our population goes with the expected population to be 40 million in a while they may look at us as more of a target market.

These problems could be solved if Disney or Universal built a park here. This would mean that the parks would need to up their standards to attract customers and they would need to lower there prices. But this will only last a little while as Disney like to cut costs just like the Gold coast park, except not as much.

It wouldn't want to be too much faster as it will fly off the track.

I don't know why people are saying how bad this is as most theme parks over seas have the same problems with there older rides as well. For example Star Tours at Disneyland it has become one of the bumpiest rides out there because it is old. Even new rides overseas have the same kinda problem. For example Universal Studios Florida's new coaster Hollywood Rip Ride Rockit opened mid to late last year and since then the ride has never been fully opened (part of the ride don't function yet), the ride is constantly down for maintenance and the trains valley a lot. And both these two companies have more then ten times the amount of money then Dreamworld. If dreamworld was to be like them you would need every person from Australia to visit Dreamworld every year. Also the food at Dreamworld isn't that dear compare to every where else and they let you take food in. For example Movieworld disallows food in there park and they check for it at the gate and there food prices are higher then Dreamworlds. Source: My knowledge from being the owner of a theme park website.