Remember these roller coaster plans could well and truly be finalised by now ash.111, because those 5 plans were seen back in January, so I think there's been enough time to finalise according to what djrappa said about how fluid plans can be for a theme park. Although I'm not an expert and could easily be wrong

What would you guys think about a Euro Fighter, if that's indeed what this ends up being? I'm not a huge fan myself, especially considering there is already a portable version of the ride travelling around the shows at the moment. Sort of cheapens it. But in saying that, I have seen some pretty cool layouts

I think if we saw one like Mystery Mine at Dollywood or Saw the ride at Thorpe park I would be pretty impressed, well I would be very impressed, plus they both have a capacity of around 1000 people per hour which would be great for DW.

My only concern with a Eurofighter would be the (I presume) short ride time, otherwise I wouldn't have any concern with the quality of the ride. They seem to really pack a punch and could possible fit well as a replacement for the mine ride. Wouldn't think they would get 2 coasters though, so will be interesting to see what the family thrill ride is. .

I hate Eurofighters. I've ridden Mystery Mine and still am not a fan. They're awkward and uncomfortable. I really hope Dreamworld does not build one.

^Really? I have never ridden one but from the footage I have seen of Mystery mine it looks pretty awesome to me? I would personally rather see one of these than a Zacspin. Way too short IMO. My hunch was that DW was indeed getting one of those now if they aren't, (having such a small foot print and all) maybe MW should pick one up and squeeze it in behind Superman.

Wouldn't be my first choice but if it was themed really well like Saw i think it would work really well at Dreamworld. My main concern would be capacity, i rode No Limits and the park was empty and it still took 20 mins to ride and Saw took over 2 hours in line before we took our seats, so i'm not sure about the 1000 person an hour capacity that the ride claims to have. But all in all i think it would be a huge hit and i'll be happy if in fact we do get one.

Well nothing about capacity, Saw has nothing about it on rcdb, but on wikipedia... I know reliable right? It says it can take 1300 per hour http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SAW_–_The_Ride While Mystery Mine on rcdb says it can take 1000 per hours http://www.rcdb.com/3609.htm Obviously though they state these capacities as maximum capacities and don't usually hit this number, I can't say I've never seen one of these in operation but that's what they claim and if it can go close to it, it would definitely be a win for DW in terms of capacity.

Mystery Mine is a really good themed ride, but only an OK coaster. It doesn't get going until the second half. SAW at Thorpe was much better, that was a fun ride. I've been on the 2 Zacspins in Scandinavia, and they're ok. They're a very different ride experience, but not really my cup of tea. I was surprised Magic Mountain got one. But in both cases, they are very eye catching coaster types that would be easy for Dreamworld to promote to the public. I'm not optomositic that the coaster will be anything special, but here's hoping.

Did you guys know that AVPX was originally intended to be in 3D - weird. I saw it in 3D the other day at 5:30 after it closed.

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And did you guys know that AVPX was originally intended to be in 3D - weird. I saw it in 3D the other day at 5:30 after it closed.

Can't say I've ever seen a 2D park guest in the attraction before

Hahaha. What I meant was the paintings on the walls of the arena. So the ones at the back, in the temple, etc.

Re Eurofighters, they are 'ok'.... Similar in fun value to something like Corkscrew....Basically they are fairly fun and they fill the gap, but they don't set the world alight or anything. So in other words it would fit right in with the rest of DW

Hahaha. What I meant was the paintings on the walls of the arena. So the ones at the back, in the temple, etc.

Can't say I've ever noticed the pictures on the walls or anything either. Except that red writing at the exit

Ah, ok. Well the pictures are inside the first temple and at the very back wall and on the front of the 2nd temple. They're pretty big and kind of fluroish.

"We did some sneaking. Some asking. Some peeking. And some booing. And now we'd like to confirm that the two rides at Dreamworld Australia are BOTH coasters. What sort of coasters; we have no idea." Outsiders I was there today when we heard this (but didn't post it, but now that it's out, may as well let it go! ). So... 2 coasters. At least what we were 'told' or 'heard'. Whatever. Hahaha. I think the kid coaster will just be something small... I wonder. And the second coaster. It is Gold Rush themed from what I've heard. But $7 mill. Is that enough for a good coaster? Hmm...

"We did some sneaking. Some asking. Some peeking. And some booing. And now we'd like to confirm that the two rides at Dreamworld Australia are BOTH coasters. What sort of coasters; we have no idea." Outsiders I was there today when we heard this (but didn't post it, but now that it's out, may as well let it go! ). So... 2 coasters. At least what we were 'told' or 'heard'. Whatever. Hahaha. I think the kid coaster will just be something small... I wonder. And the second coaster. It is Gold Rush themed from what I've heard. But $7 mill. Is that enough for a good coaster? Hmm...

Where/how/from who did you get this information from? How do you know it's Gold Rush themed? That's good news though!!

The outsiders aren't a reputable source though...

I hope DW do stick to the solid Gold Rush theme this time around. I'm sick of seeing the usual mash-in every time they add something new (ie Giant wave vs big ugly Claw vs flouro Main street vs Nick Cartoons vs motor bikes etc etc). Meh, I guess one could argue that "Dreamworld" is themed as a "Dream" and as such makes no sense.. ergo..

They were doing surveying in the gold rush area of the park today.

A runaway mine cart coaster, like the Goldrush at Rainbows end would suit the theme and be a pretty good family coaster. It even has a pretty decent indoor section for such a small park!

Oh; we're not sure about that it's Gold Rush themed. I forgot to add that's just what one of our fans (who says she's the fiance of a Dreamworld Employee) said. How do we know this??? Uhm... well there were a few things. The same person I mentioned above said that after the ride is built, the bus bay will still operate (so maybe the ride can go over it or something?). But I doubt that. And then an anonymous employee (who will remain anonymous) let us in on it. And finally, one of the Outsiders had claimed to 'of seen new cars underneath the mountain'. Yesterday there was DEFINITELY work going on under the mountain. You could hear them underneath there moving, people were going in and out through the door next to the cinema. We saw an engineer in there. We're 99.9% sure that they're coasters. But if they're not; at least we had a bit of speculation. There was also a rumor that Dreamworld was letting out info to employee that wasn't real, just to steer people off; but I don't believe this.

They were doing surveying in the gold rush area of the park today.

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It would be great to see them to reopen the mine train ride and build a new coaster in Gold Rush however a well themed coaster in Gold Rush would be steering them back in the right direction.

Apparently they (Dreamworld) know the theming for the thrill ride; but not for the family ride. The family ride is positioned there so when they do decide on a theme, it can either be an ocean parade ride or a Nick Central ride.

It's great to hear that the kids coaster will get the great level of day-before-opening themeing that the Motocoaster got.