I like how there is the air con and how you can eat in there. I feel like the toilets in there are so cool, the gas tap as the tap.The hot wheels sidewinder doesn't kill your head, but you can't put your hands up in the air, sadly. Your opinion.Dont just say you like the alcohol

I like the alcohol

i haven't been yet, but i'm confident I like the alcohol.

Couldn't this discussion be had in the existing discussion regarding the attraction?

I don't really like alcohol.

Whilst I'm not really a fan of motor sports, I will admit that I do like the Peter Brock museum. I'm not crazy about it, and it is only mildly interesting to me, but I do like the concept.

36 minutes ago, reanimated35 said:

I don't really like alcohol.

Your calculations are way off then @AlexB lol

Last drink I had was the work xmas function. Prior to that it would have been at least 6 months between drinks. 

 

Re the motorsport exhibit - I'm keen to check it out, but it hasn't warranted the purchase of a pass IMO. 

I love it when someone starts a thread and asks for opinions but tells you there are certain opinions they don't want. 

 

Sorry forgot what my opinion was from all the boozin

Cars and Alcohol together at last?

7 minutes ago, Gazza said:

Cars and Alcohol together at last?

One for me and one for you!

When I make a visit out next I'll be quite keen to try the food. I've heard it's virtually all handmade so It'll be interesting to see where it lands in terms of their offerings and other new outlets across the highway like Dirty Harry grill etc. 

I think it's been good overall. Those cars are a part of history, and what they've done is great. Is it odd that there's this museum exhibit in a theme park? Yeah. Is it odd that it's in ocean parade? Yeah. But despite the oddities it's a solid build. What I hope is that Dreamworld builds on it and improves it over time. It could be amazing with a little more love once when they figure out what works and what doesn't. 

1 hour ago, Gazza said:

Cars and Alcohol together at last?

XD ppl love the alcohol

Agree the air conditioning is cool (pun intended). The Car Exhibit moderately interesting, the dunnies were amusingly well themed. I don't see the car exhibit as a long term attraction - though does Dreamworld's demographic have a large contingent of people who like that kind of thing?

Looks like a great space to have a dark ride. Or even better, do a coaster like Van Helsing at Movie Park Germany. 

Coaster..... With a 3m first drop due to the ceiling height in there.

^I can't remember how high the ceiling was it seemed much higher where the cars were, but I wasn't paying that much attention. My bad. 

I'd be interested to know what the guest feedback has been like.

 

I got this Gazza

Solved.

Can we move on now.

Edited February 18, 201610 yr by skeetafly

^Yep that would work. Keep in mind Van Helsing is very low to the ground though a bit big at 8 metres, though the rest of the coaster is much lower.

I still find it a surprising addition to an amusement park, but who know people my like it.

 

I'm not a car/motorsports person and not huge on the idolatry of sporting figures. The amount of foot traffic I've seen going through the museum seems to suggest that the average Dreamworld guest agrees with me.

That said, the new parts of the area are really well presented. The food is a welcome improvement though most burger chains do equivalent or better gourmet fare these days. The beer is mid-strength and served in plastic cups, so about all you can say about the alcohol is that it exists.

Hot Wheels Sidewinder is a pretty rubbish coaster with an improved train, bizarre on-ride audio and half-done theming.

Tell them how you really feel.  

Edited February 18, 201610 yr by Slick

I think HWSW is actually quite enjoyable now, despite how old and rough it still is. The theming, while still a bit weird, is good enough for the GP to think it's okay, it's only us nitpicky coaster nerds that find it bad. Even the GP could pick up that the Cyclone's theming was rubbish.

As for the rest of the area, I think that was just an excuse to retheme the Cyclone without making it seem like another out-of-place ride, and giving the racing simulators a place to seem at home. The Brock museum actually looks really good... if you're a racing fan, and it really seems like there are very few racing fans that go to Dreamworld.

^Maybe they prefer Mick Doohan LOL.

The only reason we went in there was because it was pouring.

It's been executed very well, it just doesn't appeal to a wide audience imo, and isn't intrinsically linked to theme parks, I get maybe the whole 'adrenaline' linkage, but it's not a strong connection. 

I walked around it as a 'I've done that' and won't bother again. I went into the retail store yesterday, because they were walking the tiger cub in there, but looking out there wasn't a single person in the exhibit itself. There was 4 staff members though! Eventually that'll drop to 1, with the photo opp only open weekends no doubt. 

It's not that interesting hey, I wonder how much all the cars costed, and if they could of redone something with that......eureka......

Haven't yet seen it but you and me may not find it to interesting but it's not to say that others will not it's just going to be an attraction like animal experience you not something you would try and fit on one day and not something you are going to lose sleep over if you miss out on viewing it.

1 hour ago, Bailz said:

It's not that interesting hey, I wonder how much all the cars costed, and if they could of redone something with that......eureka......

I don't think the cars would have 'costed' much, as it was a relocation of a museum. I doubt Dreamworld have any legal ownership of any of them. The cost would have come from the construction & theming, which whilst not church change would be a damn sight cheaper than bringing Eureka back to operational ability