Dan

There are issues with 'Massive' Wooden coasters and, as as a rule of thumb (according to enthusiasts at least), are not that good. I have said it before elsewhere, but I will say it again - I am of the opinion that a low cost GCI or Gravity Group Coaster would be a great investment for the Australian park.

I never claimed it would be their signature ride. Is space mountain out the front of Disney Land?

Cyclone is already visible from the read, as is the Dreamworld Tower. Remember a big, flashy, attractive looking waterpark makes a statement about what Dreamworld has to offer in the context of competing against the Warner Village parks. There is of course speculation about moving entrances and carparks around, so who knows how much room they will eventually have at the front of the park.

What I want on that site is irrelevant, so I will try to answer the question from the perspective of what is in the best interests of the park. Thunderbolt (in particular the double loop) was always a symbol for Dreamworld - an unmistakable landmark seen by thousands daily from the Motorway. I am firmly of the belief that Dreamworld will replace it with something equally eye-catching, but not neccessarily a coaster. Whilst I think a coaster is a distinct possibilty, so is a water park, im my opinion.