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'Actions speak louder than words': Dreamworld is still a decaying, unreliable theme park

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27 minutes ago, westical said:

Dreamworld doesn’t need positive word of mouth? I would have thought that’s exactly what it needs right now. 

I really should have said only for word of mouth. Is an attraction that's notoriously difficult for even the likes of Disney to sell to the public the best possible use of ~$17 million for Dreamworld right now?

Does Dreamworld need a sleeper hit that will bump their TripAdvisor rating from 4.0 to 4.1 over the next year or two, or do they need to dramatically change the narrative now?

They've been back offering $79 annual pass renewals despite it being peak season and the launch of their first major attraction in years. That's a good indication that something is missing the mark.

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