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The tunnel.
by Liam Schembri, Richard Wilson, 20 years ago
Bobsled (Beginner)Jamberoo Action Park
Towards the bottom of the advanced track is a tunnel.
by Liam Schembri, Richard Wilson, 20 years ago
Bobsled (Beginner)Jamberoo Action Park
One thing unique about this ride to Australia is its use of the chairlift to transport riders and sleds to the top. Many rides in Europe use this system.
by Liam Schembri, Richard Wilson, 20 years ago
Bobsled (Beginner)Jamberoo Action Park
Though it is quite long, this ride uses centrifugal brakes that limit the speed riders can achieve.
by Liam Schembri, Richard Wilson, 20 years ago
Bobsled (Beginner)Jamberoo Action Park
The advanced track.
by Liam Schembri, Richard Wilson, 20 years ago
Bobsled (Beginner)Jamberoo Action Park
The view out from the top of the mountain.
by Liam Schembri, Richard Wilson, 20 years ago
Bobsled (Beginner)Jamberoo Action Park
The right track is for beginners, the left being is the advanced track, which is 200m longer.
by Liam Schembri, Richard Wilson, 20 years ago
Bobsled (Beginner)Jamberoo Action Park
The top of the mountain, where riders begin their winding journey.
by Liam Schembri, Richard Wilson, 20 years ago
Bobsled (Beginner)Jamberoo Action Park
This Wiegand toboggan has two distinct tracks.
by Liam Schembri, Richard Wilson, 20 years ago
Bobsled (Beginner)Jamberoo Action Park
Giant Drop has two eight-person gondolas, facing east and west.
by Richard Wilson, 20 years ago
Giant DropDreamworld
by Richard Wilson, 20 years ago
WipeoutDreamworld
by Richard Wilson, 20 years ago
WipeoutDreamworld
One of the highlights of the ride is a slow "locked" rotation, which results in a lengthy spin upside-down.
by Richard Wilson, 20 years ago
WipeoutDreamworld
Water effects once made this ride an enticing summer attraction, but due to drought conditions, Dreamworld no longer turn on the fountains.
by Richard Wilson, 20 years ago
WipeoutDreamworld
With up to 40 passengers per cycle, Wipeout is one of the highest capacity rides at Dreamworld.
by Richard Wilson, 20 years ago
WipeoutDreamworld
On the surface it looks very similar to a Huss Top Spin, but it differs in that its arms can rotate independent of each other.
by Richard Wilson, 20 years ago
WipeoutDreamworld
The western gondola. Originally this side ran a slightly different cycle that would drop the gondola for a few metres before quickly bringing it to a halt for a few seconds, only to drop it again to complete the 115 metre plummet.
by Richard Wilson, 20 years ago
Giant DropDreamworld
This gondola is about halfway down the tower.
by Richard Wilson, 20 years ago
Giant DropDreamworld
Giant Drop and Tower of Terror.
by Richard Wilson, 20 years ago
Giant DropDreamworld
It shares the Dreamworld tower with another ride, Tower of Terror.
by Richard Wilson, 20 years ago
Giant DropDreamworld

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