^ Aussie World would have a bigger attendance rate than MM though and it definitely has the potential for a lot higher. If they're going to put in new attractions, they should veer away from lower capacity rides as it impedes on future growth possibilities.

Where does that leave the mouse?

An Alpine Coaster would be a perfect fit for Aussie World. I haven't been to the park in a while, but I don't see why capacity would be much of an issue for a park of that size. I would think it would be better to have a larger number of low capacity rides than one or two big expensive rides. That style of ride would also encourage repeat visits (much like luge rides do). I wonder what price they go for.

Edited October 19, 201115 yr by Adam

What would it cost to move a old coaster? Could they get a old coaster like demon what was sold for 2m as said before

What would it cost to move a old coaster? Could they get a old coaster like demon what was sold for 2m as said before

Well that all depends on where the coaster would come from. I imagine it would be incredibly costly if it came from Europe (since these type of things need to be shipped). This is just wild ballpark figure but probably 100-200k to move?

Whilst the ride hardware can be cheap, a non variable expense is the cost of footings, which make up around half the cost of a new installation anyway.