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And the overall feel of The New Atlantis feels "fresh", if nothing else. Once open and completed it should create a sense of kinetic energy that Sea World's been sorely lacking for many years.
by Parkz, 4 years ago
LeviathanVortexSea World
The monorail has been out of action for so long that nature is starting to take over in places.
by Parkz, 4 years ago
Sea World Monorail SystemSea World
It's hard to capture just how much Leviathan changes the landscape at Sea World. Entirely for the better.
by Parkz, 4 years ago
LeviathanSea World
The Flume Ride is looking as sad and dilapidated as ever, some four years on from its closure.
by Parkz, 4 years ago
Viking's Revenge Flume RideSea World
It's been a significant period of downtime for Jet Rescue but everything is looking good for its reopening in coming days.
by Parkz, 4 years ago
Jet RescueSea World
The thousands of bolts that hold the ride together have been torqued and marked with paint to allow easy visual inspection.
by Parkz, 4 years ago
Jet RescueSea World
Jet Rescue is set to reopen after extensive maintenance that has seen the ride get a lick of paint and some of its footings re-grouted.
by Parkz, 4 years ago
Jet RescueSea World
Storm Coaster and Leviathan take over from a skyline that was once dominated by Bermuda Triangle and Corkscrew.
by Parkz, 4 years ago
Storm CoasterLeviathanSea World
From across the Gold Coast Broadwater, Leviathan is starting to stand out.
by Parkz, 4 years ago
LeviathanSea World
The pace of construction to date is nothing short of impressive.
by Parkz, 4 years ago
LeviathanSea World
The traditional wooden coaster look of Leviathan fit Sea World's vibe perfectly.
by Parkz, 4 years ago
LeviathanSea World
The ride's structure takes up a lot of horizontal space in order to brace the side-to-side force as the train picks up speed through the quick turn at the top of the lift hill before the first drop.
by Parkz, 4 years ago
LeviathanSea World
Lumber galore as construction continues.
by Parkz, 4 years ago
LeviathanSea World
The sheer expanse of the concrete slab that forms the ride's foundation gives a good idea of the ride's completed size.
by Parkz, 4 years ago
LeviathanSea World
The lift hill chain will pass around this sprocket at the base of the lift.
by Parkz, 4 years ago
LeviathanSea World
There is a gentle dip at the start of the ride into the lift hill.
by Parkz, 4 years ago
LeviathanSea World
One of the many "head-chopper" moments where the track darts through the surrounding support structure. In total there will be ten crossovers like this on the finished ride.
by Parkz, 4 years ago
LeviathanSea World
These orange wooden beams are locally sourced unlike the rest of the ride's muted pine look. It's a bold accent that's unique to Leviathan.
by Parkz, 4 years ago
LeviathanSea World
Everywhere you look is already a twisted mess of track with airtime, heavily banked turns and near-misses.
by Parkz, 4 years ago
LeviathanSea World
Leviathan also towers over Seaworld Drive from outside the theme park.
by Parkz, 4 years ago
LeviathanSea World

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