Dreamworld's rollercoaster theming?

[Clap Trap]

G'day all!

Long time lurker first time poster. What does everyone want to see from Dreamworld in terms of themeing for their Blue Fire rollercoaster? Would you like them to stay close to what they showed in the animation or do you have an idea for the ride that you'd like to see created?

Edited January 28, 2020 by Clap Trap

[Brad2912]

I want to know how you came up with that name. Do you work in the adult entertainment industry? 

[red dragin]

Clap trap, rust bucket, jalopy, bomb. Names for junk cars

[ejpdtd]

Somehow revive the goldrush theme, or at least try and tie it in with Buzzsaw type theming.
Or
Name it Thunder Train and put it on the old TRR site XD

[Jay Jay The Jet Plane]

8 hours ago, Brad2912 said:

I want to know how you came up with that name. Do you work in the adult entertainment industry? 

His username comes from the Borderland series

[DaptoFunlandGuy]

I don't want to see a rebirthed goldrush theme. let that theme alone.

As for extravagant themeing, Anything elaborate will require upkeep which ultimately isn't within the budget of Australian parks. I think nicely landscaped is pretty much the best we can hope for, with a token name, and some station-based pieces to fit.

I'd like to see them try and fit Buzzsaw into that landscaped concept, and tied together to create a new land. Whatever that theme is, i don't care - but goldrush shouldn't come back, and corroborree is too far away to tie it together, so it can't be that either.

Giant Drop and Rocky Hollow are also in need of a tie-in, so those four could anchor the new space... somehow..?

[TomiJ]

7 minutes ago, AlexB said:

don't want to see a rebirthed goldrush theme. let that theme alone.

What's your beef with gold rush?

Edited January 28, 2020 by TomiJ

[DaptoFunlandGuy]

I'm not even engaging in that conversation. It is my belief and opinion that that theme should be left alone, and I think Dreamworld recognises that well enough too, otherwise there would have been no reason to pull down the goldrush arch and signage.