Coasterjoe

Was at WWW yesterday and I am disappointed to report that the 2 speed slides on fully 6 are still closed, there really doesn’t seem to be any plans to rectify this. It bothers me that they are still advertising it as 6 slides when 2 of them are seemingly permanently closed at this point. Was great to see triple vortex operating, my kids favourite. Everything was operating well except green room obviously and the slides on pipeline plunge annoyingly, pipeline plunge was open but the tower and slides weren’t, i wondered if this was a staffing issue as they require a lifeguard on the pipeline plunge slides.

Deepest apologies, just arrived at Seaworld and the info that guest services gave me online was incorrect. The team here were also great and assessed the injury clearing her for everything.

@New display name There is a little bit of disappointment, but its not hate. I dont hate. It’s constructive feedback. In my opinion, dreamworld do a better job in this department. In fact my original post was more about applauding Dreamworld for the experience we had which was really great!

They don’t have to do anything, the reality is dreamworld is willing to find a way to support guests riding rides that are low risk to injuries and village is not? Quite simple really.

Unfortunately this isn’t the case for limb injuries, I have attached the screen shot from Seaworld guest services chat when I enquired

Another way Dreamworld is crushing the competition: Ride inclusivity Daughter has a brace from a wrist injury, Seaworld was a blanket no for everything, even gentle rides. I am assuming its the same at Movieworld. Dreamworld uses common sense and only restricts certain rides due to intensity and/or plausibility of riding. The nurse at Dreamworld provided my daughter with a ride access pass that allows her to ride everything except ST, Giant Drop and Dodgems. Village need to step it up.

Unplanned maintenance on Superman this week, scheduled to open again 30th June

Based on what? Objectively I think its quite possible. Its a relatively small financial investment with little footprint and they would upcharge up the wazoo for it.

At the park today and did try doing some speculation with some of the staff around the park who really dont have much of an idea at all at what it might be. The most recent video tease does highlight a comment asking about a giant drop climb and 2 of the crew members I talked to seemed to think thats what it will be, the third I spoke to just thinks it will be king claw date announcement. One of them teased me by saying its an RMC 😆 I am honestly willing to put money on it being the giant drop climb, there are too many signs pointing towards this now.

To me this little tease in the comment section screams new attraction

Imagine if Dreamworld just suprises the hell out of everyone and announces southern hemispheres first giga coaster out of nowhere. I 100% know this wont happen but can you imagine if it was????

Yeah that makes sense, I didn’t realise they were working on the second train. Overall a really well run night, the rain once again did make it difficult with a number of rides struggling in the conditions. Taipan was really struggling with keeping up the demand in the rain. But even with a huge line, single train and a breakdown that extended an hour we still only waited 2 hours for tailwhip including the breakdown. Proving that Dreamworld is still absolutely winning in the ride operation department. The dedication to guest satisfaction just continues to amaze me at Dreamworld, staff always seem to go above and beyond and I really do think Dreamworld is in a really good place at the moment.

There at the moment, rain is a bummer but we are making the most of it. who the hell decided one train operations for Steel Taipan? The tailwhip line is as long as what general entry normally is.

I am hyped for some decent body slides tbh. Hopefully these pack a bit more speed than super ripper and faulty 6

On the topic of fully 6, are they crazy slow or is it just me? When I was there it seemed like almost every person was absolutely crawling down the slides.