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  • ^Agreed, looks like she is wearing a stocking.

  • Looks like "Pricilla Queen of The Island". In otherwords that T-Rex looks like a drag queen.

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It could be a dark ride based around prehistoric sea creatures.

Using Google's "visually similar images" search, I've narrowed it down to two likely candidates. Make of this what you will..

Maybe it's going to be a Golden Retriever exhibit? Every theme park should really have something new to give to their visitors when school holidays start, so i'd say it'd be for these school holidays probably.

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The first words of that video speak for itself. Who pays to watch dogs at Sea World, really? Although I do admit it's pretty interesting..

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posted on Seaworld's page today. "we have movement" post-88-0-57762800-1338389905_thumb.jpg

This really does remind me of Nemesis: Sub Terra...

In unrelated turtle news, Seaworld Orlando have just opened Turtle Trek, The worlds first 360 degree 3D dome theatre. The 3D film follows the journey that every sea turtle goes through from hatching and finding its way to the sea, to coming back to the beach it was born on to lay its eggs. There is also a turtle exhibit attached to the theatre.

^ Actually that image was not posted by Sea World, that is just one of the many fan pages being idiots.

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I sincerely hope its not an Animatromic dinosaur exhibit like has been introduced at different Cedar Fair parks in the US.

They had an anamatronic dinosaur exhibit at Underwaterworld (Mooloolaba) a few years back, marine parks must have a soft spot for dinosaurs.

There's also the extinct(?) Meet & Greet like thing at Universal with the Triceratops(?).

That would make sense because that 'Thrill Zone' page said it was going in the building in the Beach Break Bay kids area.. But then again they don't know anything and it'd be crazy if Sea World was telling them unauthorised information unless someone in the team is a snooty Sea World staff member.

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If you look really closely at the latest picture of the egg on the Sea World page you can see a ride logo which as the visible words Sea World and on the next line Dino. It also has a second line but I can't make out the words. It also looks like a seal or a walrus in the image.

That would make sense because that 'Thrill Zone' page said it was going in the building in the Beach Break Bay kids area.. But then again they don't know anything and it'd be crazy if Sea World was telling them unauthorised information unless someone in the team is a snooty Sea World staff member.

Once employed at any theme park on the Gold Coast, the member can not be part of any Facebook pages etc as it states in the contract. If Theme parks fond out about a employee in a Facebook group it will be an instant dismissal.

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If you look really closely at the latest picture of the egg on the Sea World page you can see a ride logo which as the visible words Sea World and on the next line Dino. It also has a second line but I can't make out the words. It also looks like a seal or a walrus in the image.

How do you know its a ride logo? Exhibits have logos aswell, my guess would be a non-permanent dinosaur attraction for the winter school holidays.

Looks interesting. Glad to see it looks like they've already got a logo!! Especially after the Arkham marketing failure. So the big question is it a ride or exhibit. Of course we are all hoping ride. But surely they wouldn't announce a ride this soon if they haven't at least started working on it. Unless there really has been something going on inside the Bermuda show building?

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