Everything posted by Moviegirl
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Anyone remember Leisureland Fair?
Oh thank you Zamperla!!!! It was so wonderful to hear from someone who have been there!! Yes! I remember the steel coaster went down below the ground level off the first dip. Thank you very much for the info. How exciting!! I will perhaps contact the Hastings Council regards the info and hopefully some photos!! Thank you once again for replying. P.S. Me from Melbourne (me born here!!)
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What do YOU want in replacement of the Thunderbolt?
Ohh goodie!! Let me know if you got the Thunderbolt. I'd like to ride it again.
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Anyone remember Leisureland Fair?
It was definately a steel coaster.
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What do YOU want in replacement of the Thunderbolt?
You mean the Thunderbolt will not be operate again - not ever again??? I'm sorry if I'm all slow on the update news of the ride, but I wondered what will happen to the ride? (Or have happened?) Will it be pulled down, or will it be improved? I know the ride was a bit rough when I first rode it in 1987 (when I was 12!!). I thought it was in repair when I visited Dreamworld again in 2003 and saw it closed at the same time Cyclone was opened. I just wanted to ride on it again and I was disappointed.
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Australian Ride Count
Total rides? Huh oh!! I don't know!! I've lost count!! I went on many of them. If I see something new, I ride it. Mainly fast rides, like Ranger or Kazamaze (my favourite - I think I went on it over 100 times!!) I think the one in Luna Park is crap!! Too slow and I was left hanging upside down far too long!! I like those ones in Royal Melbourne Show or at Moomba. They're the fastest. I went onto Corkscrew in Seaworld 4 times, Cyclone once, and Thunderbolt twice. Lethal Weapon twice. Ohh I could go on and on.......!!! But anyway, if I could bring a piece of paper with me to each theme parks I could dot 'em down. I don't think I can count it by now!! Cheers.
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Anyone remember Leisureland Fair?
Thanks for trying, Scott. Yeah, all I remember was that the white rollercoaster was a steel one but it didn't have any inversions, like loops or corkscrews. It was just like a wooden rollercoaster with ups and downs and several curves, with a lap restraint, not the shoulder ones. It was a big steel rollercoaster. I don't think it was a very big park. It does look big when I was a kid, but my dad told me it was a small one. It didn't have many rides, and it was like a park for picnics. Oh, I wish I could remember more. Thanks anyway. Anyone else???
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Anyone remember Leisureland Fair?
I am a great fan of rollercoasters and I love riding on them, and looking at the pictures just give me a thrill, too! Your site is absolutely satisfying to my thrill-seeker needs. But then, I remember there is an amusement park years ago in Victoria called Leisureland Fair. I wonder what happened to the park? It just disappeared and I can't remember much, but I remember when I was a kid I went there a couple of times and it was one of my favourite park. I remember that there was a white rollercoaster, a name that I cannot recall, along with other rides, such as Cha-cha and a train ride around the park, similar to the train in Dreamworld. I wonder if anyone could remember that? I tried to find information but to no avail. Thanks a bunch and would be much appreciated if I could get the information of the park from one of my favourite childhood memories.