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ba dum.. tsssss?? anyways, I found the difference between Rivertown and WoZ is that thanks to WoZ ABYSMAL amount of massive black fencing, it gives off this "completedness" whilst being incomplete. (I thought the sewer was a river about to be made) Meanwhile Dreamworld's Rivertown feels actually complete, then they come around and go "but WAIT, Theres MORE!" and add tones more throughout the month.

Rivertown doesn't have many shaded places, but has a lot of themed seating and bins placed around the area. Which make sense since shades might block the sightlines for the area if not placed down correctly. As well, due to the very small area, there isn't any water fountains installed in the land. Closest to getting water without going to the resturant is by getting water at one of the food courts (which they only serve tap water?) or getting water from the Giftshop. (I kinda wish we had cooled water ready IN the land itself, but oh well.)

Honestly, you can still enjoy an incomplete experience so long as it's mostly complete and enjoyable. (WoZ felt more like a one and done thing)

I feel that could be how they would run with 1 train. As people line up for either forward or backward facing and there might be a train out of commission (mostly guessing because the ride itself has been going on for a while since opening), they might essentially add an additional loop of the first section before doing the second half.

isn't Luna Park Melbourne like, ultra landlocked by the scenic coaster? Claw would not even fit half the park in that case.

My best guess would be the moving platforms at the station. Other than that, they should be reliable as hell. Jungle Rush and FOTWW seem to be going well anyways.

Well this is gonna be a toughie as I only did the Gold Coast parks this year.. (I had a MASSIVE write up on each choice, but decided to scrap it for now..) Best Food - Jane's Rivertown Resturant (Dreamworld) Best Guest Experience - Dreamworld Best Park Operations - Dreamworld Best Coaster - Leviathan (Sea World) Best Family Coaster - Jungle Rush (Dreamworld) Best Flat Ride - The Claw (Dreamworld) Best Themed area - Rivertown (Dreamworld) Best Show - Monster Mayhem Laser Lightshow (Sea World Spooky Nights) Best Kids’ Area - Nickeloden Land (Sea World) Best new attraction for 2024 - Jungle Rush (Dreamworld) / Murrissippi Motors (Dreamworld) Honestly, I can't decide between the two so I decided both since they work amazingly with eachother. The theming at day and night is just out of this world, Literally. Best Amusement Park - Dreamworld

They actually weren't on open, each of the newer stuff (I.e. snakes, gems and lighting) were slowly added in after the ride wad open

Black Friday of last year happed and whilst it was priced at $99, email newspaper subscribers got a special discount for $89 for locals annual pass. It's what I currently got and I'm still happy to pay extra for Dreamworld merch, food and drink, even if it was $150.

Honestly, I liked when you speed through the canyons, it made the falling rocks effect that more thrilling. The only rough parts were actually on the NON-water parts of the ride (partically the backwards section). Other than that. It's in pretty damn good condition for amount of time it's been here for.

Just to let you know that all theming elements were in working order during the White Christmas event. It was practically the most complete I've seen WWF since opening

It's based on the 1940 film, they have the licensing for it. Like 80% of the visuals and audio are based off the film.

Safety slideshows at best. Seatbelts are also on FOTWW. They aren't used on both Kansas Twister and Jungle Rush.

Fun fact, the little ride operator booth in the middle of Kansas Twister, has a single air conditioner.. I mean, it's good to have the small areas be cooled down to prevent overheating.

This, I agree with a bit. But honestly? It's more so a minor issue that all they could do is add extra benches to the boardwalk or just outside the Jungle Rush building. Dreamworld has really gone above and beyond with everything else in terms of this land in both detail, experience and accessability. Although a question that ponders on my mind is how long both Dreamworld's Rivertown and Movie World's Wizard of Oz would last?