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The station would be split down the middle by a chain link fence (with a locked gate only openable by the ride ops) People would be restricted to their side and the PLC would be progammed to only send cars back to their originating station. These rides normally have 8 or 9 cars, this version would have 10 (with 5 devoted to each side)

An idea i just had was the possiblity of putting in a setpoint swing thing (in rct3 its known as a roller soaker and it is a roller coaster where you can dump water like a fire fighting helicopter) The entrance would be in ocean parade with a dual loading station, one station would be accessible from dw, while the other is accessible from dwwp. This could offset the costs since it would be useable by both parks. It would be placed on the border between the two parks, and if the station was elevated it could also serve as the access between both parks on the lower level) Pics: http://www.rcdb.com/m/ig598.htm http://www.rcdb.com/ig1497.htm

Who said the rides were for sale

When you say a different feeling of smoothness, how do you mean?

Amazing that the ride can keep the passengers safely in, but it has trouble keeping themeing attached, I think the problem with keeping tyres on is the fact they are only attached in the middle, and are rather heavy, and are unsuported at the sides, so a lot of stress would be on the anchorage point, however with the superman statue it would be a bit easier to bolt it on in more places. Im guessing with the MRT logo means something like "Metropolis rapid transport", or "Metropolis rail Transit" or something along those lines, but it would have looked better if at least the front car of the train had the superman logo as the main feature. Just a question with the 196 cm height limit, roughly how many people would be excluded from riding?

I thought scooby doos story was that scooby doo had become lost and you had to find him. Anyway, cool press release, its definitley taking a swipe at DWs underthemed rides.

Well, to tell you the truth i havent found RCT3s themeing very limited at all, they have just gotten rid of a lot of the stuff that wasn't good (such as giant soccer balls and footballs) Ill get some more screens up soon.

Yay, seperate unloading area.

Looking good. The H2O zone looks pretty nice, but a couple of issues i have with it is the fact there seems to be little colour co- ordination, aqua supports but a white tower. The other thing is how the slides have little dips peppered through them, its no fun trying to work up speed, only to go airborne when you hit the dip in the slide.

Today i had my work Christmas party, and during it i managed to get some close up shots of the ex WL rides currently on site. Also, after speaking to the owner, i have been told they have been in discussion for some time with a QLD operator (Not one of the major ones) to establish a small amusement park on site, so hopefully these rides will be operating again soo. Enjoy

I think it may be one of the ones at legoland.

Just reading the press release on this sites main page, it says that the ride pumps over 90 litres of water a minute. 90 litres of water per minute for the whole ride would have the flow rate equivalent of a mini can of coke flowing from each lanes outlet every second. Might be an error there. i think 9000 litres would be more accurate.

Im not entirely sure that it is now a standard "clone" layout parks can purchase, they are just examples. Both of them are fairly unconventional and space inefficient layouts. I think they are more just demonstrations of the companys capabilites.

Is that the one thats across the road from RMIT?

Summer is the peak time for DW anyway so they dont really need any extra help in attracting people, It would make more sense to run stuff like that at a time when they need more guests in.

Here is my first proper park in RCT2; An themed waterpark called "Water Temple". Features include a wave pool, kids pool, spa area, speed slide and several intergrated master blasters. BTW does anyone know how to stop master blasters from being closed because the exit is dangerous? I have a 3x3 square pool, and the raft and peeps land in safely, so im puzzled as to why this keeps popping up. Anyway, Enjoy watertemplezip.zip

So in a forum full of theme park nuts, is this all the ideas there are?

But something like that would cost many $$$. And to accomadate 10 trains would require tons of blocks, and train storage areas. Plus to use a superman style launch would require a complete stop, LIMS would be the go.

Jeeze, fast typing there Bussy, good work. So was the wave pool shown the one at Sunway Lagoon? And how do WNW know for sure that DWWP is going ot be a duplication? Have they seen the plan? for all they know it could be radically different, theres even a possibility for the park to be worse than WnW. And anyway, complaining about it wont help. Its the card they have been dealt so they will just have to deal with it.

I think what you are talking about is callled "Rubarok", but it does get hot.

Well, what ideas do you have then?

They could solve this problem in a number of ways: -Using a path cooling system that sprays water on to the paths to remove heat (Some waterparks have this) -Using materials that are poor conductors of heat (such as timber decking or marine carpet) -Shading the footpaths -Providing an alternative to walking.

What you need to remember is that there are no land buying costs for DW, but WnWSC has to pay for land in what would be an expensive area. Also, waterslides are fairly cheap, according to NGBSs website, a master blaster can range from US$500,000 to $1.5 million. Keep in mind that a master blaster is basically the upper end of what you can spend. At the other end of the scale, a simple short slide for use in a kids area (like the one in blue lagoon) would cost AU$500 - $1000) For a regular flume body slide, the cost is around $1000 per meter. So overall the costs of building a waterpark is much less than a theme park, so it would not be too bad.

Just another question, what are good stratergies for winning on Super 8?

What about the body slides (Twister, Flumes and Extreme H20 (But nobody really knows about the capacity of them))? Im not really a fan of wave pools or lazy rivers (I prefer a faster pace) so i might just brave the lines. But nightime sounds good, I love night swimming. Just another question, what are the slides like at night in terms of ride experience? are they well lit or do you get a cool ride in the dark? Also, if you are alone, what options do you have on the multi rider attractions (Mammoth, Speed coaster and Terror Canyon) Can you just line up and get paired with a stranger, or can you use a single person tube (like in the wave pool) or can you use a dual person tube with maybe a sandbag in the front?