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I feel there is a difference between something that is inherently a monthly service. You pay for data and usage of the network per month. Like I said, I have no issue with AfterPay being an option nor do I have an issue with them advertising the AfterPay price, but you cant deny its a tactic to make people feel like they aren't paying as much. Studies have shown people are far more likely to make purchases they normally wouldn't where a BNPL option is presented, so advertising that as the main way to pay feels slightly scummy IN MY OPINION Source: https://libertystreeteconomics.newyorkfed.org/2024/02/how-and-why-do-consumers-use-buy-now-pay-later/#:~:text=For individuals near their credit,a balance and accruing interest.

Having the option isn't scummy, but when you put the full price in much less visible text below it's a bit scummy imo. Feels like they are trying to hide it in a way to make people feel like they are getting a deal

Maybe I am wrong here, but I would assume the rooves they added to the log ride were a safety addition, not theming like we are seeing on Murrisippi Motors. Worst case scenario they just take the rooves off. We also don't know if the car on track is even the final product, maybe that roof structure is just to test clearances around the track before they bring down the properly themed cars?

Maybe the original electric cars they planned had rooves and so they designed their concept around it. In the QLD sun I'm sure families would appreciate a roof

What math? I just listed stock prices

Ardent Stock was around $2.80 at the time of the accident, dropped to around $2 after. Continued dropping down $1.49 In January 2019. Dropped to $0.13 with due to Covid, back up to $1.70 in November 2021, then dropped to around $0.50 with the sale of main event which is where it has roughly been since then. For someone who cares so much about their stock they sure don't seem to understand how stock even works

And that's totally because of WhiteWater World not getting the attention it deserves, and not because of Covid and the sale of Main Event

Looks very Model T to me

First I've heard of this, wonder how seriously they showed interest

Per Ogre on Instagram, looks like they are reusing the Model T's for Murrisippi Motors

Trident was operating today

https://www.instagram.com/dreamworldau/reel/DC0qwPbBXUO/ Some behind the scenes shots of Jungle Rush and the new restaurant in their latest ad for the annual pass

I know its just a poorly timed screenshot, but its funny to me that biggest, in your face text on the front page of their website isn't even readable

Saw the designer post a scale model on their instagram the other day, its visible in the background of their website: https://www.biscuit.net.au/ and on YouTube:

Google Street View from Jan 2018 for comparison

Can't wait for Event to charge me $80 a ticket

2022: 2023: One less event each year

"beat the price rise 10 DEC" they arent going to increase it twice right...

I recognise one of the guys from the video, Troy Candy. Looks like a few of the clips are from this party. This has gotta be fake then, surely Dreamworld aren't going to allow something like that right? It's the complete opposite of the family friendly vibe Greg seems to want to push

I went back and checked how long Gumbuya World took with TNT, November 30 we first saw trains on track with first testing a few days later, the ride opened 3 weeks later

When Harry flew a drone over in early August you could see what looks to me like a bit of test track outside their maintenance sheds, cars might already be on site being tested back of house

DC Rivals is currently down for unscheduled maintenance, listed as open again Friday the 11th

there's a Diwali event November 2 this year at DW, I don't think the markets normally run during it so it would be weird for them to reopen with a big celebration on the 1st only to be closed the next night

Some more evidence to your point

Has this always been a thing?