The Parkz Update: The Parkz Update: : Dreamworld reopens with respect and dignity

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The Parkz Update: : Dreamworld reopens with respect and dignity

Dreamworld quietly turned 35 this week. It wasn't cause for celebration as the theme park emerges from a very tragic and extended closure, with the theme park obviously very eager to heal and grow from the incident.

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DW using internal timber externally, makes me think this fence won't be up for long. One way or another.

 

Edited December 16, 2016 by YLFATEEKS

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2 minutes ago, YLFATEEKS said:

DW using internal timber externally, makes me think this fence won't be up for long. One way or another.

But are we talking "the park won't be closed for long after the accident" kind of long, or "Eureka won't be closed for long" kind of long? 

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The longest is up to the gods.  I'm looking at it will do for now kind of long.

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it reeks of a run to Bunnings (or sub with Hudson, Stratco or Masters) with a flatbed to load up every sheet of corro and every stick of 4x2 they could find... but as the article mentions, it almost blends in and i think they've done nicely with it. I think their intention was to hide it short term so that they could reopen. I don't think they've really set a date on how long it should last, although I presume they'd have estimated how long it would need to be up before TRRR is gone, and have factored that in to the quality of construction.

I do hope that they don't get a really blowy storm through though - that thing would act as a pretty big sail - you'll wanna hope the existing fences and structures they've anchored it to are strong enough to hold against the forces of a SEQ summer storm.