I saw on facebook this morning that two park items had gone up for sale.

 

TPSN posted that the old Paradise Country trams (which were originally the Studio Tour trams) were up for sale on Marketplace for $5000.

DGY also posted that the Dreamworld Churro Stand was up for sale for $16,500 by a guy in Loganholme who sells a lot of different demountable buildings.

 

I can't seem to find the posts again now, but they were definitely there this morning - so if you did grab an image, feel free to pop it below.

The ad for the churros stand has been removed, but DGY shared this photo

 

And the ad for the PC trams is still up

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Granny flat with a few changes

Yes. I too like to have my whole wall open up in my granny flat.

He did say 'with a few changes'

1 hour ago, Naazon said:

Yes. I too like to have my whole wall open up in my granny flat.

That is the least of your problems to turn it into a legal granny flat.

Does anyone know if Dreamworld sold the Tower of terror car or was it just scrapped? 

If I was rich enough, I would have loved to buy it if they sold it lol.

What would you do with it @STRAWS?

50 minutes ago, New display name said:

What would you do with it @STRAWS?

Honestly, I don't know but I would put in my garage It's really an impulse buy. I just wish it was still open I still think it was better than DC Rivals and ST. No ride gives me that adrenaline rush as well. 

What would you do if you had it @New display name?

7 minutes ago, STRAWS said:

I just wish it was still open I still think it was better than DC Rivals and ST. No ride gives me that adrenaline rush as well. 

The ride system itself was a great experience, however much of it was driven by parks and manufacturers to be the record breakers, and the experience itself, while thrilling, lacked a certain something.

Couple that with the fact that it essentially detroyed the landscape of the park, carving it neatly in two, disrupting routes between various parts of the park, and interrupting the 'escape' of a theme park periodically with punctuated launches (not to mention the siren prior to each launch).

It was a great thing to ride, but i'm glad it is gone. As soon as the park can rid itself of the remaining infrastructure, or repurpose it for other attraction uses, the better.

3 hours ago, STRAWS said:

I just wish it was still open I still think it was better than DC Rivals and ST

It was unique, fun, memorable (at least when it did what it was supposed to in terms of height reach and speed) but it no way was its overall experience greater than that of Rivals or ST.