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52^6 52 letters (26 each case) muliplied by itself 6 times for the 6 positions (in other words raised to the 6th power) Becomes 62 if you add numbers ( so do 62^6) If you use all numbers and letters, and had seven letters, you'd do 62^7...and things get really insane...3 521 614 606 208 combos.

^I don't even get why people are so mad? They acknowledged the problem very quickly. It's not like they are a bank or something where there is real risk. The line in the OP about this being a ploy to get people to buy full priced tickets is plain bullshit, and is just a desperate attempt to be negative about the park (The title of the thread seems to reflect that) Right, but if the hacker were to "run a program that runs through every possible combination of passwords" (Your exact words Crusieshipfan) then how does a mindless, methodical brute force program determine what what word is to do with the park, and what is just gibberish? The word "cyclone" would be tested by the program, but so would "cyclona" or "cyclonb" or "cylonc" or "cyclond" etc etc on equal footing. A 6 Character password using only letters (of either case) has 19 770 609 664 possible options and as BemaniAK said since you cant just do them rapid fire due to FB not letting you make that many attempts. 56 800 235 584 is what it reaches when you add numbers to the mix,

What i mean is that the ride probably closed for other reasons (How much of it would be recycled for lassisters lost mine anyway...must be some real old stuff in there.) But it wont sit forever like this, because its on prime land. On the other hand, I reckon the closed rides at DW will sit for many years to come. I predict that Bermuda will be re worked long before Eureka Mountain is.

So what was the actual thing offered? Free ticket? 2 for 1?

Wiggles World is about the only other thing common to SF and DW, but even then Wiggles World is something the Wiggles themselves have probably gone out and marketed behind the scene (And SF got rid of them in the end) ​But i agree that it is utter exaggeration to say "they are constantly trying to take everything that Dreamworld does and making it slightly bigger." With SW/MW closures you can bet they will use those rides for something...They need the land! and who lets a good dark ride building go to waste (Thats what they did with the JL:Ai3D right?)

Kujo, you should know better than to use that sort of language, especially when we deleted them multiple times. Take the hint. 2 simple options: -Grow up and stop it. -Get banned. Your choice.

NSW and NZ are still on holidays as far as I know, which explains the crowds.

http://www.d-e-f-i-n-i-t-e-l-y.com/ Love this quote and agree with it 100%. I think a bit too often money gets spent on random shit that nobody really asked for. I mean, a whole community might campaign for better facilities at a school, and get knocked back. But at the same time some programs tend to get money out of the blue, seemingly without anyone actually calling for it.

http://www.parkz.com.au/photo/AU/Gold_Coast/Dreamworld/1476-Buzzsaw/5,4,5549-Buzzsaw.html

Why can't we make concessions for closures MW have done then? It's like, I get the impression with DW it's a case of saying " well they had their reasons" or "the attraction was pointless (why did they build it in the first place then?)" But if MW suddenly does the same thing it's cos they are evil or it's a cost cutting measure? Why are the constraints either face any different? Meh, I'll probably get some weaseling response that flies in the face of the blatantly obvious anyway. Green Lantern is a car park coaster? Isn't Buzzsaw a helipad coaster? (go look at the ground when there) with car park views? Again, I don't get why we can draw these identical comparisons, but out of it, it is concluded DW is good, but MW is magically at the other end of the spectrum? They're turning the paddlesteamer into a static floating thing. How is that better than taking a lap on it, or it having a bushranger show? Just trying to get a grip on the situation. Like I said, it's kinda BS to call one out, but not the other

At the same time DW closed Skylink, Eureka, Paddlesteamer so I don't think one park can be favoured over the other, on that reasoning.... I'm meh on the issue.... DW bagging? That is so 2006.

yeah I know, me and djrappa were the ones who first pointed out the coaster wasn't for DW actually.... So what are you tellin ME for? What is the point of your post?

what he said basically: - hopi hari has a Warner bros branding partnership: see http://www.themeparkreview.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=58530 -Hopi hari does NOT have a dreamworks/Kung Fu panda partnership (the user accidentallly typed/ had autocorrected "dreamworld" instead of "dreamworks" ) -the new coaster will be wild west themed

Other than Universal, who do you like?

They both have crappy theming. You go to GD and its a shed with random foam theming stuck on the sides, and the inside queue is just a cage with loose bits of wire etc stuck to the wall. +1 About the butthurt. Why should SF even care about some small park on the other side of the world. They took records from Cedar Point too. SF taking the shine from Dreamworld by building a tall drop ride = Bad MW taking the shine from Dreamworld by building a better coaster last year = Good?

Yeah I cant get on their either.Umad Thrillzone? Nah no worries, been a good laugh for all.

Dreamworld isn't in Brazil.

The pics are of the looper going in at Hopi Hari, Brazil: http://www.rcdb.com/10237.htm?p=38330 http://www.rcdb.com/10237.htm?p=38264 Etc.

It's not possible to verify if these pics were taken at DW at this stage, but its not a kiddy ride...Intamin changed their support and some track (See iSpeed at Mirabiliandia), plus bottom of 2nd pic you can see carrier for a cable lift. Regardless, these aren't pics of any current 'built' Intamin.

Haha... Side note though, but whenever I rode the backwards facing seats of canopy flyers at USS and was in the block brake before unload, there's always that doubt in your mind when the car behind comes speeding into the brakes...."Are they gonna stop in time?"

Check out this post I made from opening day. Whilst all the plebs were up the road riding TOT2 on opening I was riding Aqualoop many, many times. Specifically, the presence of signage stuck out to me enough back then that I noted it in my review:

Immelmanns aren't designed by immelmann either

Hasn't that thing always been called a stengel dive?

Six Flags season pass.

I've seen them at IGAs, as well as some of those specialty lolly shops (Eg that also sell British/American confectionery) But like the ordinary dippin dots they aren't that good, and normal ice cream is cheaper and better.