So problem solved. Dreamworld simply takes the entire roxy theatre and puts a sim pod in there and movieworld replaces it with another world class attraction and continue to be years ahead of DW.

Did I miss something? When did the Roxy Theatre become part of DREAMWORLD??? Lol @ reanimated

This thread really needs to be split!

Could a gci big fun fit in the area?

Edited January 14, 201312 yr by djrappa

This thread really needs to be split!

I didn't forget, I've just been busy Anyway, topic has been split for everyone's enjoyment!

Did I miss something? When did the Roxy Theatre become part of DREAMWORLD??? Lol @ reanimated

I was taking the piss out of something, can't really remember and was too lazy to look. You're a big boy, you can work it out.

Could a cgi big fun fit in the area?

Definitely, if its cgi you could just have it on a computer screen...would take up 1 sq m at most.

Edited January 15, 201312 yr by Gazza
quoted for truth

Definitely, if its cgi you could just have it on a computer screen...would take up 1 sq m at most.

http://www.coaster101.com/2011/11/15/iaapa-2011-gci-big-fun-concept/ This is what I am talking about. By the way was that some kind of joke?

GCI - Great Coasters International. CGI - Computer Generated Image. Honestly you should know what's Gazzas like by now

Yeah but it's funnier after I mess with the original posts

The mine ride need to be repaired and rethemed. The chairlift should come back but have it that the chairs can stop at the stations so guests can safely get on/off and be more secured in. Kind of like the chairlift in Rollercoaster Tycoon. Oh and Blue Lagoon should be replaced with a nice big wooden rollercoaster.

Kind of like the chairlift in Rollercoaster Tycoon.

Edited January 16, 201312 yr by Slick

Why must it stop? It can just do the same as the "cab" chairlifts do, and slow down. Similar to the Kuranda Skyrail and Taronga.

Edited January 15, 201312 yr by jjuttp

^In any case all that happens is the cab comes off the cable and goes onto a rail, driven by friction wheels. And gary86 please don't make silly posts suggesting a real life theme park should model itself on a computer game.

^In any case all that happens is the cab comes off the cable and goes onto a rail, driven by friction wheels. And gary86 please don't make silly posts suggesting a real life theme park should model itself on a computer game.

Or double post to make a point....... Sorry Gazza..couldnt resist!!

if u ever do a new video u should show the front side the big red car ride building near billabong as it was once the koala theater and home of the australian country jamboree

I have a video on youtube of Dreamworld then and now 1987 / 2012. I do have footage of the Big Red Car ride and may use it in a sequel.

Edited January 19, 201312 yr by Gary86

Check this clip filmed when Dreamworld was brand new! [ur

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Edited February 3, 201312 yr by Gary86

1 year later and Dreamworld STILL has abandonment issues!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XrVR-xNgi6A

Edited November 28, 201312 yr by Gary86

The mine ride need to be repaired and rethemed. The chairlift should come back but have it that the chairs can stop at the stations so guests can safely get on/off and be more secured in. Kind of like the chairlift in Rollercoaster Tycoon. Oh and Blue Lagoon should be replaced with a nice big wooden rollercoaster.

A flying coaster would be really cool at Dreamworld or Movieworld that takes you high above the park and flies you over the rides, giving you a good view. There could also be a 'scenic' and 'thrillseeker' mode.

here could also be a 'scenic' and 'thrillseeker' mode.

How does one make a roller coaster run in two modes?

Well - you'd have to take out the 'coaster' part... but I guess it's doable.

If the train had it's own propulsion drive wheels, it could drive slowly around the track, descend slowly etc, and on thrillseeker mode it could drive at high speed and let gravity take it's course on the downhills...

kind of.... peoplemoverish.

Yeah. Not going to happen.

If you have some spare time, I stumbled across this video which reminded me of just how much charm Dreamworld used to have. A great viewing.