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    Good to see Movie World and Dreamworld battling it out where it really matters - Who was the worst park map...

  • A lot of theme parks are going down this route and I hate it. My biggest gripe is that it seems to eliminate the human factor of navigation using landmarks to get around. Most people will plot a menta

  • All the same criticisms from Movie World's 2017 map change can be applied to Dreamworld. This includes:           It is rather amazing that the same people wh

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1 hour ago, webslave said:

It works fine in Chrome.  I guess the sub-4% of people still stuck with Firefox are going to have to miss out.

Works fine in my Firefox, seems to be an Alex problem.

Firefox 84 here.

Increasingly I've been having more and more issues with site compatibility in FireFox. I've been using it since v3 back in the XP days. It's still my go to browser, I just know that occasionally I'll have site issues and to go to Chrome/Edge. Using the nightly build isn't going to help though.

Now that Microsoft Edge is built on Chromium, I'd say web devs and the likes are going to prioritise functionality for Chrome due to a larger market share

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44 minutes ago, gavinfulikes said:

Eureka Mountain Mine Ride is back

I think it’s supposed to represent the rock work that we’ve seen in the concept artwork for Steel Taipain. But based off how the rest of the map is looking, you could be right 

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4 hours ago, themagician said:

I think it’s supposed to represent the rock work that we’ve seen in the concept artwork for Steel Taipain. But based off how the rest of the map is looking, you could be right 

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Looks a lot like the Eureka unload and load stations to me.

Do we get to pull the government funding for providing indigenous cultural experiences now?

 

Maybe they can knock down the cave and rename the area Rio Tinto Land

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They’ve put some effort into the GD

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But Buzzsaw is still a yellow line apparently (along with many of the other attractions

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I don’t see the point of them investing time and money into this. Their in park map does  the job. They should just stick with that 

On 14/12/2020 at 9:23 AM, Yyosh said:

I love how they put quite a bit of effort into modelling some rides such as MDMC and Sidewinder/Gold Coaster and then they just gave up and made Buzzsaw a yellow rectangle.

Really! the effort is appreciated :D

But the GD is missing leftover track that theyre too cheap to remove. Not accurate 😛

Here is is a Russian theme park's map that despite looking worse, being in a completely different language and clearly cheaply made is still way more useful than Dreamworld's map: https://park-belinsky.ru

I do not know how something this bad makes it through. On this digital map it took me 18 seconds to find the nearest bathroom to Dreamworld's main entrance. On the old map it took me 3 seconds. Methinks it is yet another piss poor call made by a CEO with zero theme park experience. If anyone at Dreamworld thinks guests are going to bother with this mess they've got rocks in their heads.

What an absolute shame.

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