Brad2912

Welcome to use the block button buddy.

Yeah agree, obviously the later date you book the higher chance you may find it open, but nothing guaranteed.

How so? The rest of your paragraph just seems to show you didn’t do your research beforehand on express passes and studio passes and how they work. That’s not on the park. Kind of what happens when you are in a city that has double the population of Australia. Can take 10mins to talk from one side of Tokyo station to the other side to change lines… Bizarre. Reckon the problem is you trying to cheat the system and save money, not Japan. Prior research would have told you the Japanese are all about order and respect for rules and processes. It’s the only way so many people can move about in a city like Tokyo without everything going to shit.

https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1D2i6pT2Rc/?mibextid=WC7FNe looks like fright nights for onlyfans models…

New Atlantis is somewhat understandable as Trident was never planned to be such a long downtime and would have been banked on it being open. WWF closed in May/June makes logical sense, and having that down with rivals isn’t a bad mix. At least having the two WOO coasters now minimises the gap when RR is down

Closing 3 rides and killing one whole precinct which welcomes you to the park, all at the same time is disastrous management. If they do that they are idiots

I don’t think that will be case as standard

If you only have 1 day at universal you will absolutely need to get express passes (ideally a 7 attraction) though these may actually be reshaped with the opening of DK Land within SNW

DW has been battered of late in this thread about delays we don’t even know exist, reason behind it, why testing is happening at night blah. It’s all conjecture. and no one has attacked anyone. Time to put your big boy pants on, this isn’t primary school.

You are articulating your own perception of what he said… and it flies in the face of many other comments made and information provided

That’s all a bunch of guessing

Video working fine for me. Thanks

Got the same email, and I only renewed 2 months ago…

So guessing you don’t realise that Intencity is a brand owned and run by Village Roadshow

First time on WWF today in about 12 months. they have re-recorded the sound bites with a new voice over guy. Most are the same words, however “Ay-Caramba!” as you go past the broken railway line just seems so out of place and makes little sense thematically. the original 90s video prior to the backwards drop is up and working again, however out of sync entirely. and the run from the switch point down to Indian reservation is rough as guts as your are just bottomed out wheels on concrete most of the time. Smoke effects all gone (dynamite and Indian fire) and majority of ghost town entirely out of sync (water spout leaks starting before the shots ring out, and stopping when you are still 15m away from them) No screens on the final hill, “get out she’s gonna blow” audio missing and replaced by some bloke sounding like he’s doing a Goofy impersonation disappointing.

12 credits is also such a random number to choose as the base cost. I mean why not 10 and keep it all even? Hell, it’s all digital so why not just make it 1 or 2 credits?

Popped in today and had a look. Decent array of machine - probably about 30 - all new so not ones that have been moved from the previous arcade or elsewhere pricing is a little crazy. Every game costs 12 credits. I’ve attached pricing in the photos

Are they actually closed or just they didn’t get the message to take the piece of paper down ?

F**k. Was totally looking forward to riding a penguin next week…

Haven't been to either yet this year, but heading to both next weekend On previous years, yes i enjoy that laser light show at SW and the benefit of riding Leviathan at night, but ST at night is equally great, so really the big one up card for SW is the show, and DW just dont have the location/set up for such a thing. I'd love to see them lean into the a haunted train ride, that they did once a few years back to a very basic nature. Think there is a tonne of potential to flesh that out to something unique and brilliant that only they can offfer. All in all however, i find night events at DW much more easy to navigate, more spacious, easier to get food/seats etc at - so generally i'd lean towards preferring Happy Halloween over Spooky Nights

Be amazed if he’s not dead or in jail tbh….

That may be the manufacturer of Flash’s requirement. Which could have increased due to its being a relocation, or due to having new seats and harness installed. also again, where is the 500 number from? if you tell me industry sources, then again that’s just conjecture. Funny you didn’t quote the bit of my post that unequivocally refuted your statement that states mandate testing hours…

Not in Qld they don’t, which is what is relevant here. you can find all requirements for the commission of new rides on the below link, zero mention of minimum testing hours, only that they meet manufacturer standards https://www.worksafe.qld.gov.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0016/118501/amusement-devices-cop-2023.pdf There is also people online who say they work for Mack and typical rides only require 100-150 cycles. So there is nothing definitive as Mack don’t publish their requirements publicly. JR has already done a test cycle, so I am not sure how that is applied in this case. The coaster weaves around the land so a large proponent of the theming land-wise is outside the envelop aside from the temple area, so that work can continue whilst commissioning begins

Manufacturer, yes. State, no. there is no hour based requirement. Only state requirement is manufacturers recommendations are met id like to know where you pulled 1000 cycles for ST and DCR from. I believe it was substantially less. Only thematic elements within a certain clearance of the track need to be fully in place prior to test cycles to be completed