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Fake pics of "New Dreamworld Rollercoaster"

Linus1995
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I feel stupid for believing it for a second. There's no way Dreamworld would actually build a GOOD ride, let alone a high capacity one.
  • 4 years later...
On ‎7‎/‎9‎/‎2012 at 8:04 PM, Linus1995 said:

251910_318337438259380_584081766_n.jpg524176_318338434925947_1242184639_n.jpgPhoto from Thrill Zone InternationalApparently this is a photo of what looks like Intamin track pictured today at Dreamworld by 'Josh D.'Holy Crap!?!?!?!?!?!? I definitely did not see this coming whatsoever. Also it looks as if the colour scheme would be in line with Kung Fu Panda or something, with the red and yellow. Any ideas where these could have been taken?Edit: Something interesting to note is the double spine on some of the track pieces, indicating a high force/load section of the ride (more extreme). This was first introduced on Giga coasters but not sure if using the double spin has carried over to newer Intamin Blitz or Mega-Lite type rides?

THIS IS NOT AT DREAMWORLD!!! Download the latest version of google earth or simply ride on the Giant Drop. There is know were in the park that LOOKs like this. Not even carpark B located behind big brother as it is fully gravel not pavement.

OMG, I get to do my first remotely moderator-ish thing ever and lock this thread!

It's a five year old thread. It's well and truly debunked.

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