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The car photo op has been temporarily removed for a refurb

The theatre experience is pretty enjoyable and is something you can sit down and watch for as long as you want (while cooling down) In dont believe there have been any birds within the aviary since COVID and the netting that was damaged during the cyclone earlier this year has finally been removed Something new is being built next to the wombat habitat The tree kangaroos have a new habitat between the kangaroos and cassowary

The painted image on the Main Street stage is now 3D Works to expand the outdoor seating area of Kenny’s Fried Chicken are underway The Ocean Parade sign is getting a makeover Works are happening on the ticket booths at the front of the park A wall is being built in front of the sliding door within the Emporium to erase the former patisserie from guest view

There will be fireworks on the nights that the park is open until 8pm https://www.dreamworld.com.au/events/fireworks/

Here’s a detailed look at the attraction. For the best themed flat ride in the country. Well done Dreamworld. They were also running the ride every few minutes for a lot of yesterday, so I think we could expect a soft opening any day now.

Like half price tickets if you enter after 3 or 4pm?

Dreamworld and WhiteWater World will extending its operating hours this Summer. - From December 27 to 30, Dreamworld will be open from 9:30am to 8pm and WhiteWater World will be open from 9:30am to 6:30pm. - December 31 both parks will be open 9:30am to 6pm. - January 1 both parks will be open 10am to 5pm. - From January 2 to 11, both parks will be open 9:30am to 6pm. - From January 12 both parks will be open 10am to 5pm. https://www.dreamworld.com.au/park-information/park-calendar/

The park has released (what I think is really good) new merchandise for the ride. https://shop.themeparks.com.au/search?q=scooby+doo&_pos=1&_psq=scooby&_ss=e&_v=1.0

Despite the hiccups earlier in the week, it seems they’ve managed to get everything back open that wasn’t already closed

DC Rivals doesnt have a height limit either, but I believe there are some minor differences between its train and Steel Taipan’s.

The park did share this video on their socials, which gives an up close look at the slides. Not much of a drop, but looks like they’ll pick up some good speed. https://www.instagram.com/reel/DROpjcHEonn/?igsh=MXA3Z2tpYXdlaXl3bg==

Staff got to ride King Claw today

It might not be the last thing thats done as guests are sitting down, but to my understanding it’s part of the boarding process. So maybe there’s are loading/boarding area, where people wait and go through metal detection while the ride is cycling. Therefore that wouldn’t slow down the boarding process and keeps things as efficient and safe as possible.