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Seguin, United States
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More supports for the ride, including the second main vertical support (leftmost).
by Gavin Seipelt, 17 years ago
Melbourne Star Observation WheelWaterfront City
The ride will eventually be of a similar height to the nearby Bolte Bridge, whose towers are visible on the left side of this photograph.
by Gavin Seipelt, 17 years ago
Melbourne Star Observation WheelWaterfront City
A week later and one of the lateral supports has been painted at the point of welding and lifted into place.
by Gavin Seipelt, 17 years ago
Melbourne Star Observation WheelWaterfront City
The attraction is set to become an Icon on Melbourne's skyline, and will provide an interesting sight to motorists passing by on the Tullamarine Freeway.
by Gavin Seipelt, 17 years ago
Melbourne Star Observation WheelWaterfront City
The supports bear a unique convex shape.
by Gavin Seipelt, 17 years ago
Melbourne Star Observation WheelWaterfront City
Further sections have been welded together.
by Gavin Seipelt, 17 years ago
Melbourne Star Observation WheelWaterfront City
More supports have been delivered to the site.
by Gavin Seipelt, 17 years ago
Melbourne Star Observation WheelWaterfront City
The support will be the one closest to the wheel itself.
by Gavin Seipelt, 17 years ago
Melbourne Star Observation WheelWaterfront City
Eureka Mountain is a unique enclosed Wild Mouse style roller coaster themed to a gold mine. It was built by HyFab, a Brisbane firm no longer in business.
by Richard Wilson, 17 years ago
Eureka Mountain Mine RideDreamworld
The coaster's brake run and former unload station are directly above Thunder River Rapids.
by Richard Wilson, 17 years ago
Thunder River RapidsEureka Mountain Mine RideDreamworld
The coaster featured a single bunny hill. As seen, this end of the drop was originally exposed with cars racing down this dip in full view of queuing patrons. In 2002 the dip was fully enclosed.
by Richard Wilson, 17 years ago
Eureka Mountain Mine RideDreamworld
The ride was designed with separate load and unload stations. Each could safely handle two cars meaning at any given time four cars could be loading and unloading. The unload station has not been used in recent years as a result of cost-cutting, coming at the expense of the ride's already low capacity.
by Richard Wilson, 17 years ago
Eureka Mountain Mine RideDreamworld
Blue Lagoon operated at Dreamworld from 1983-2006.
by Richard Wilson, 17 years ago
Aqualoop Flume RideDreamworld
The Blue Lagoon area also featured a merchandise store and a food outlet.
by Richard Wilson, 17 years ago
Dreamworld
by Richard Wilson, 17 years ago
Toboggan RideDreamworld
A temporary walk-through attraction replaced the water park, however no permanent replacement for the major part of Dreamworld has yet been made.
by Richard Wilson, 17 years ago
Toboggan RideDreamworld
The small water park was made redundant
by Richard Wilson, 17 years ago
Aqualoop Flume RideToboggan RideDreamworld
The Toboggan was the same as those seen at many older water parks. Riders however carried their heavy plastic toboggans to the top of the tower themselves.
by Richard Wilson, 17 years ago
Toboggan RideDreamworld
by Richard Wilson, 17 years ago
Krakatoa's Revenge Water SlideDreamworld
by Richard Wilson, 17 years ago
Krakatoa's Revenge Water SlideDreamworld

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