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Dreamworld March Update

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This jeep showed up to replace wipeout.

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Wipeout is still sitting dormant as if it’s still under maintenance. The sign also says it’s under maintenance.

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The mdmc facing side of giant drop is now operating. 

And HWSW is open again looking fresher than it did previously. Possible repaints in the queue line, not sure though. Check out the new trains and a bit of the queue.

 

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Is it really fair to expect the audio to work? That would mean employing the worlds best audio engineers who are in extremely high demand, and. ..

Oh. They could just nip down to JB Hifi and buy some speakers and plug them in.

Well, perhaps they should try the first option. 

Does not need Audio, the song was so annoying anyways . If they bring it back it should run through a play list 

46 minutes ago, Jordan M. said:

I actually enjoyed the audio, and to be fair it is not only Dreamworld that has issue with audio on coasters

Arkham was originally due to debut with onboard audio, however didn't appear until much later and that didn't last long.

Arkham's audio has been running pretty consistently for a while, just FYI.

1 minute ago, Slick said:

Arkham's audio has been running pretty consistently for a while, just FYI.

...as I'm a wuss and don't ride AA anymore due to the roughness, is your queue video still being played?

AA's audio has worked as recently as December 2018. Don't know about after then but AA's audio has worked on all three of my MW visits since 2017.

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