Smol bean

If I'm being honest, I'd still rather DW lower budget and "cringer" style of marketing over VRTP's more sterile and corporate style of marketing because I believe it better appeals to the general audience being marketed to when compared to VR's marketing that's very safe and overproduced and has obviously gone through too many branches of PR and management.

Only compliment I’ll give is that the new projection mapping for the arch on event nights doesn’t look too bad.

I’d be surprised if the sky coaster was touched anytime soon with Village already trying to keep costs down as much as possible.

I also wonder if those BOH facilities to the left of the Exhibition Centre could also be moved away from that space to where Dreamworld's non theme park developments will be built leaving DW the ability to use that plot of land along with kickback cove and some of Gold Coasters plot for a new ride or two.

Never heard the 95 preshow tracks until now. Probably one of the best tracks I have heard from an Australian park, gives me Legend of Zelda vibes.

Anyone willing to cough up $10,000 can now buy the Thunder Lake Stunt Show ski ramp off of FB Marketplace.

With how often SE is going down for extended maintenance every year it’s definitely the next ride to go for new investment at MW. I suggest getting as many rides as possible now before it’s too late.

When I last went on JR a few days after it reopened, the entire main queue starting from the split point past the snake was blocked off and everyone was funnelled through the express line. Netting all the indoor theming there must of been why it was blocked off in the first place.

My woodie dreams are more of an unrealistic wish to be able to ride a woodie that doesn't give me a mini migraine when I get off it more than anything else.

An Airtime machine like a woodie or something akin to a hyper or giga would be really nice to have and they would have a good amount of land back there to do one at a similar length or longer then ST at least. I would also love some interaction between the rides within the land ala a coaster going around a water ride. It can look great and would do well in adding kinetics to the land.

As a Water Ride fanatic, I’d kill for any kind of water ride at dreamworld. I understand the connotation reasons why they’d wouldn’t want to but I think now their reputation as positive as it is again, it wouldn’t be impossible to introduce something not made in house with someone like Mack or WhiteWaterWest that wouldn’t cause a huge amount controversy while having great theming.

Quite a bit early to start a thread on this but thought it’d be good for speculation now. Dreamworld Announced a brand new land to come after LMM with no other specifics beyond that. I don’t expect this land until at least 2029-2031 but it’s fairly obvious it’ll take over Rocky Hollow and potentially Blue Lagoon if that land is not being used by DW’s other new developments. Personally I’d love to see a more out there theme for this land whether fantasy or science fiction to provide something different to the other lands across the park that are more grounded and realistic and really lean into the idea of something fictional where a lot of creative theming can be done.

Just because you and people you know don't care about the effect of AI doesn't mean that a lot of others don't. Considering the top liked comments on DW Instagram post on the announcement are disappointment at the use of AI, it would seem a good majority do actually care about them using AI and how that reflects on them as a business.

Nice to hear of the new land up next. Expecting that one to be taking over Rocky Hollow and hopefully Blue Lagoon which would amount to a good amount of space for some killer rides, shops and food locations.

If there was a forthcoming show surely they’d just say something along the lines of “Thunder Lake Stunt Show is closing August 31st to make way for an exciting new show coming soon!” Pretty concerning they only vaguely mention ski lakes future.