Or he was talking out his backside

Id love to see western area revamped with a family ride as well as a coaster (dreamworld need a decent full circuit coaster)  and my vote would be a Rocky Mountains Construction coaster using the old blue lagoon area at tie in the railroad as well.

 

 

@Inverted Similar to my ideas. RMC would be fantastic for that area.

Gold Rush is definitely the area of the park that needs desperate attention, which has only been emphasised by recent events. With BuzzSaw the only remaining attractions, the whole area either needs to be rethemed or have new rides installed to revamp the area - namely a family attraction to replace TRRR, and something else to draw crowds, ideally a full-circuit coaster.

I'd say RMC would be perfect, but I'm not sure how it would go for space? Someone might have a better idea than me, as I'm only up there once a year, but I wouldn't think that Gold Rush and Blue Lagoon combined would be enough for a decent wooden coaster, especially if you wanted to keep the general Gold Rush area?

I'd say a new coaster where EMMR was - saw a wonderful idea a while back for a Eurofighter - and a family ride to replace TRRR, which I hope is a water ride of some type. Then later, when DW gets back to financial stability, a larger coaster, perhaps an RMC/other wooden or a B&M, in the old Blue Lagoon/Big Brother area (if there's enough space).

I daresay GoldRush will be completely re-themed in the future but the area will remain SBNO/closed for quite some time while the fallout from the 'incident' softens. I think a dinosaur/lost kingdom themed area would be fun.

RMC are great at fitting the land they have to play with. Goliath being probably the most notable since it's so compact. I think the gold rush/blue lagoon area would fit an RMC pretty well.

A dinosaur themed land is craziness.. 

The thing with dinosaur themed lands, the landscaping and scenery is as much if not more important than the dinosaurs. Unless you have land that naturally lends itself to that kind of theme, it's not going to be pulled off without an absolute buckload of money. 

Universal Studios Japan did that really well for their Jurrasic Park area. Tonnes and tonnes of plants, and did a really good job of hiding the rest of the park once in the area. 

My point exactly magician, DW isn't going to invest as heavily in landscaping as Universal is, especially when they licensing or film property to link it to