Its all looking up at Dreamworld it seems, per capita spending is up by 0.9%, revenue up by 3.9%, and an attendance for the six month period of 567,294, which is up 0.9% (god bless Macquarie putting that information on a public domain). In other news, the value of Dreamworld's excess land is up by $2 million, with a decision about the rezoning coming by June this year. No news of the future of Dreamworld, but since any new major attraction would be nearly 2 years away, I dare say that even Macquarie have little idea on what the next major attraction will be. For the full release click the link below... http://www.asx.com.au/asx/statistics/AnnDe...&&issuerid=4079

About the only thing we know about the future is that there are no plans to develop new attractions in the coming year, and that there are the somewhat slow-moving plans for the shoping centre on unused Dreamworld land. If they want anything big for post-2004, then I'd say that they're probably working on it as we speak, or about to begin. From the tone of things, it is as if their plans (whatever they are) for Thunderbolt are finalised, just waiting for the right time.