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  1. Yes I know many people who rode it multiple times. I rode 3 times and my sister 5. TNT had more queues however but Mining Race Coaster is basically dead.
  2. Project Zero is the only coaster in Aus to reach 5Gs and Rebel is also tied with SX360 at Aussie World as the only spin-and-spews to reach 5Gs.
  3. Yes when the gondola spins freely it is very intense and everyone coming down to ride the new coasters should try it out IMO. Gumbuya actually have broke some records in terms of G-Force with Project Zero being the only coaster with 5Gs and Rebel also being the only spin-n-spew gyro swing with 5Gs. I can see why it is 14+ to ride. And the Project Zero actually gets queues unlike Buzzsaw. Not as big as TNT/waterslides but bigger than the flats. Mining Race Coaster gets hardly any queues since TNT/PZ opened. Good ride for the park with it also being the second tallest and fastest coaster in Australia, and only one of two coasters to reach 150ft (the other being DCR)
  4. You should as most states are back at school. Unfortunately you wont be able to ride Scooby but it will be good to go before Doomsday/Superman/Batwing closes.
  5. Yes it is really great. I went on the Rebel when I went a week ago and I can tell you it is one of the most intense flat rides in Australia.
  6. I would actually say this is a family ride like Road Runner Roller Coaster. Unlike Slyvester, the whole family can ride the new Martin ride. Also good for people who are too scared of Batwing Spaceshot.
  7. https://7news.com.au/travel/tourism/ruh-roh-iconic-warner-bros-movie-world-scooby-doo-ride-to-shut-for-4m-upgrade-c-9552481
  8. Looks similar to the drop tower at Luna Park Melbourne. It is better than Sylvester’s with capacity (8 instead of 6 a go) Thrills (higher than Sylvester’s) and better for taller people (adults can also ride it)
  9. I feel sorry for anyone going in June, with DCR, Scooby, RR and WWF all closed for maintenance. Luckily I am not going there then. Anyways, heres what I hope will happen with the upgrades: Cars changed to spin, either a free or paid option Screens changed to mimic the old Scooby Doo coaster Disco-like lights and Elevator screen removed Animatronics that are non-fire hazards added back "Next Generation" removed, name is just "Scooby Doo Spooky Coaster"
  10. 2 backwards facing cars on the worlds most iconic wild mouse for $25
  11. As said in the Scooby thread, Scooby Doo Spooky Coaster will close on January 27 until sometime in 2024.
  12. Scooby Doo Spooky Coaster Next Generation: Next Generation? 😉
  13. So I assume the attractions will change during their maintenance period? That is great, and at least all the attractions will not close all at once like Kids World to Dreamworks.
  14. TBH I am expecting track to only appear at the park in late 2023-early 2024. The SFC’s clone at Gumbuya only had track appear in May/June and was ready by December. I expect it will be an empty land for most of 2023.
  15. Could it be due to the accident on Rebel Coaster in September? IIRC they are the same coaster with different names.
  16. The first one is similar to Spongebob's Boating School Blast. But yes, interesting to see what one it will be. The structure holding the planes looks quite similar to the Dronkey Glider one, so I assume it is just a retheme. I am guessing Gingy, Puss in Boots Sword Swing or both will be going to make room. The only problem with the rock n tug is that there will be the big red boat coaster as well as the big red boat rock and tug. I feel like everything in the ABC Kids area will be demolished except the Big Red car photo area.
  17. If a new movie comes out, its up to Village to make a new ride, not Warner Bros. Only two coasters themed to a movie that comes out at the same time have been made, Green Lantern in 2011 and Scooby Doo Spooky Coaster in 2002. In fact the latter was filmed next door and IIRC some of the props from the movie were used in the coaster.
  18. Jamberoo looks to me like the best themed water-park in Australia. Most of our waterparks are just concrete with slides towers on top (cough cough Raging Waters Sydney and White Water World) so nice to see a well-themed one.
  19. I wonder if Nine/Seven News Melbourne will cover it as well tomorrow? Unlike in Perth, they will need to mention Adventure Park, Gumbuya World and Luna Park.
  20. It seems they are just doing that after spending the morning at WnW: So far, their schedule has been: January 10: Arrive in Singapore January 11: Universal Studios Singapore January 12: Travel from Singapore to Melbourne/Melbourne to Gold Coast January 13: Movie World January 14: Aussie World/Australia Zoo January 15: Wet N Wild/Movie World
  21. For me SurfRider is a coaster and has always been a coaster. Most people would recognise and see it as a rollercoaster as well. Just because it isn’t a full circuit doesn’t mean it isn’t a coaster.
  22. I dont think it will go to Movie World TBH. It would be good for the park to have another coaster and it would be easy relocating it as it is less than 1km away, but would most likely be used as filler and would most likely have low ridership compared to Superman Escape and Batman Spaceshot. I'm putting my bets on a Sea World relocation.
  23. The media are overreacting about Leviathan breaking down. A story is airing about it in Victoria on 9News.

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