No, we're not quite there yet, but interestingly they have now redirected www.whitewaterworld.com.au to the Dreamworld website. No doubt they've been getting a few hits from us and decided to make the most of them before the new park's website launches.

I wonder when it'll be up? Most likely end of October.

I'd say it should coincide with the official announcements and full release of information which is expected in October, so around then would be about right.

cool. Just a quick question Richard that's off topic. Why does this appear next to my name? Warn: (0%)

looks to me like its up and running now. not much on there except for the pretty aerial view of the construction site.

Yeah, just a simple splash page at this stage. Though we've got the final full-colour logo featured on their page. http://www.roller-coaster.com.au/article.php?aid=118 Of most interest I think is the use of the name "World Pass" for the two park passes. Tickets go on sale November 1 for both the World Passes and WhiteWater World.

That aerial shot is pretty old though. None of the slides are completed. EDIT : Post was deleted by mistake.

Isn't that a wet 'n' wild picture of terror canyon in the bottom-right hand corner above the words Diclaimer & Copyright?

I don't think it is. I think its from the waterslides company website. It does look simular to it but dreamworld wouldn't even bother to try.

Just a question, is the World Pass like there 2 Day Blast Pass or there Max Action Pass?

Has anyone noticed that if you go to http://whitewaterworld.com.au (without the www in front of the url) it takes you to the Dreamworld website but if you go to http://www.whitewaterworld.com.au it takes you to the water park site? I like the logo though.

The slide image is from Adventure World.

I saw the picture before and forget which theme park it was at (mental blank).

I couldn't find where it says about world passes, am I missing something, or did they take the info down or something. In other news, the website has confirmed a suspicion I have had for a while. The only way to advertise a waterpark is with photos of people, with their eyes squinched and their mouths open in a smile.

I couldnt find it either Gazza and I think they advertise the smiling/laughing images most because they want to show people that its a fun place to come too..it's just advertising marketing really.

Privacy Policy | Disclaimer | Copyright Any of those links at the bottom of the page will give you the basic ticketing info.

Anyone noticed that when you go to the WWW website it has the DW logo in the address bar?

Does anyone notice that they seem to have taken the information down?

I wonder why.

On the website they have updated of arial shot of the park.

Why is the pic (Richard has on the front page) is diffrent to the WWW web site?

Edited September 22, 200620 yr by dreamworld_rulz

Because it's from a different part of the website, not the front page. http://www.whitewaterworld.com.au/tpgc/index.html

No worries.

The 'website' (I use that term loosely as it isn't much yet) has been updated ever so slightly with the latest on construction news. There is a new pic which is quite good and has a view looking over the park from the Cyclone slides over to the Tornado and Rocket Slide

Edited October 10, 200620 yr by GoGoBoy

Wow, I never realised they came that close to parts of the Cyclone. Has anyone been on it lately? Either that or it's just the angle the picture was taken from. The park looks like it covers a decent amount of land, although I know it's small, it's more than I expected. Oh, and here's the picture: