I hardly know any lol... Maybe the one in perth

Edited February 18, 201610 yr by Bailz

Cant answer this one atm, because the only one I know of is Justice League and it's hard to choose the "best" one when there is only one option ?

As for past rides, I liked Bermuda Triangle at SW the best. And I also have fond memories of Lassiter's Lost Mine ride as a kid! 

What about Scooby Dolby Doo?

my favourite dark rides are Looney Tunes River Ride

Batman Adventure The Ride

and Bermuda Triangle,

IMO Bermuda was the one that stood out out of those three, 

Edited February 18, 201610 yr by The_Ninja_59

Not that it is but do you think if I say Eureka is or was the best dark ride DW would re-open or do something with it.

I haven't been on any dark rides in Australia except for the ones in the Gold Coast. Are there any elsewhere?

In my opinion, and of the ones I've been on and remember, the best ever was Bermuda Triangle. 

Now that's sadly gone, it's a very close call between Scooby Doo and Wild West Falls. 

If I had to pick the best of those two I'd say Scooby Doo. 

That could possibly change though once WWF has its effects overhauled. 

38 minutes ago, Bailz said:

What about Scooby Dolby Doo?

Great sound.

The boat ride at the Ginger Factory.  Also the Big Red Car ride

43 minutes ago, joz said:

The boat ride at the Ginger Factory.  Also the Big Red Car ride

Such rubbish you write, one wonders how you can be a "community leader".

Scooby Doo is obviously the best themed dark ride in Australia. 

Looney toons river ride when it was new was a fantastic dark ride and so was Bermuda and gremlins such a shame they have all been removed and replaced with tacky badly themed "thrill rides"  with the exception of Scooby Doo 

outside of Australia, Haunted Mansion and Pirates of the Caribbean are also really good dark rides 

Edited February 18, 201610 yr by The_Ninja_59

Didn't loony tunes have a drop at the end

Correct 

I was a kid and I would end up getting forced on it and I would be crying

The 'drop' on looney tunes was like going down a hill in a car.

That drop was talked about for weeks after I visited as a 5 year old! I used to love the Looney Tunes River Ride. It was perfect for the park.

Maybe not the best Dark Ride in Australia but by far one of the best placed and themed in the context of the park.  Didn’t it have the same kind of premise of Gremlins of a Studio Tour that turns into an “unexpected” ride.

Out of rides that currently exist -- definitely Justice League followed by Scooby. JL is the only true dark ride we have right now. Great theming and interactivity, only let down by the ride system that has no independent simulated movement. If some sort of movement (apart from just trundling along a track like an old-school ghost train) had been incorporated, the ride would have been way more popular. WWF can't be considered a dark ride. It just has some indoor portions.

Edited February 18, 201610 yr by GoGoBoy

7 hours ago, Hypermarket Hero said:

That drop was talked about for weeks after I visited as a 5 year old! I used to love the Looney Tunes River Ride. It was perfect for the park.

Maybe not the best Dark Ride in Australia but by far one of the best placed and themed in the context of the park.  Didn’t it have the same kind of premise of Gremlins of a Studio Tour that turns into an “unexpected” ride.

I didn't want to bash LTRR because it was a great ride, I was basically raised by looney tunes, I watched the re-runs on Boomerang until I was way 'too old' for them. Seeing the looney tunes characters in person was excellent, but even as a kid, the drop never stuck out, maybe it's because I rode WWF on the same day.

Even though it's not a 'dark' ride, WWF is easily my favourite ride in the country after Superman, which has surprised me considering my love for parks came through creating themeless car park coasters in RCT and NoLimits. Kinda saddening that they haven't kept all the theming in tip-top shape.

Another 'wish I could call it a dark ride just to make a point' ride that I love is the Storm coaster. I rode it without researching the theming too much beforehand and it surprised me quite a bit. Also, the force dispersion during the coaster bit is absolutely perfect, not a jolty lateral force in to be felt. A top notch ride on all accounts.

SDSC is probably close enough to being a dark ride that I will say it's my favourite dark ride in the country. I've ridden JL once and I just didn't like it at all. It's a shame because I knew of (and could see) all the money that went into the ride system and the theming, but it just didn't appeal to me. I'd even use the word 'lame', this not only coming from a guy who loves parks and should know better than to call such a great attraction 'lame', but a guy who watched nothing but Boomerang until he was 12 years old, and continues to play RCT at 19.

I'm definitely not the target market for that ride though.

1. Bermuda Triangle 

2. Scooby-Doo Spooky Coaster

3. Batman Adventure (the first, I still enjoyed the second though)

3. Looney Tunes River Ride

4. Gremlins Adventure

5. The indoor part on Superman Escape

6. Justice League (If the cars had movement and the staff really revved you up to get on board, and a bigger finale it would easily be number one)

7. Indoor part on Storm Coaster (Whatever happened to the fire that was suppose to be installed? Did they end up connecting the gas line?)

8. Indoor part on Wild West Falls

9. Big Red Car (Yes I did it once ) 

10. Indoor section on the Rapids

11. Eureka Mine Ride

 1 the burmuda triangle

2 the looney tunes river ride

3 waner brothers classics and the great gremlins adventure

 

we once had 3 world class dark rides its so sad they chose to remove them

The Ghost Train at Dracula's.

 

I loved the one at the Ginger Factory.

4 hours ago, downunder said:

The Ghost Train at Dracula's.

 

I've never been on this............YET.

I will be having my first ever visit to Draculas tomorrow though. Is the ride part better than a standard ghost train?

Bermuda Triangle was my personal favourite

I think Bermuda Triangle was most peoples favourite.

Seems we'll all have to go and live in Germany!