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That ugly black thing can only mean one thing...
by Richard Wilson, 11 years ago
Sea Viper Sea World
Water coasters use track for the true "coasting" sections, but splashdowns as well as floating sections use more traditional flume troughs. This means that this water coaster will utilise much fewer sections of actual track than most roller coasters.
by Chris Mason, 11 years ago
Storm CoasterSea World
Owing to the large size of water coaster vehicles that function effectively both as floating boats and roller coaster trains, water coasters feature quite a wide track gauge.
by Chris Mason, 11 years ago
Storm CoasterSea World
There are sections of both blue and white track, which is likely related to the ride's storm theme.
by Chris Mason, 11 years ago
Storm CoasterSea World
There are sections of both blue and white track, which is likely related to the ride's storm theme.
by Chris Mason, 11 years ago
Storm CoasterSea World
Mack water coaster track has arrived in the Sea World car park.
by Chris Mason, 11 years ago
Storm CoasterSea World
It's great to see Australian theme parks finally cottoning on to the idea that new attractions can be hyped and promoted in advance.
by Richard Wilson, 11 years ago
Storm CoasterSea World
The 'beach' at Dinosaur Island has really deteriorated in the 9-odd months it has been open. I guess no more routine sweeping of the sand?
by Richard Wilson, 11 years ago
Dinosaur IslandSea World
That the ride has its own dedicated downtime signage either speaks volumes for Village Roadshow Theme Parks' art department, or for just how unreliable this ride has become since the transition from Corkscrew to Sea Viper.
by Richard Wilson, 11 years ago
Sea Viper Sea World
Sea Viper nears the end of its six weeks of downtime.
by Richard Wilson, 11 years ago
Sea Viper Sea World
What could be under these footing-shaped boxes???
by Richard Wilson, 11 years ago
Storm CoasterSea World
This solid block of concrete will soon support the water coaster's steel structure.
by Richard Wilson, 11 years ago
Storm CoasterSea World
Some of the pooling of water is seen here. With the wet season nearing an end in south-east Queensland the work should be able to progress with few distractions until opening.
by Richard Wilson, 11 years ago
Storm CoasterSea World
The pumps seen in the lower left are running around the clock to keep the construction area dry so that work can continue.
by Richard Wilson, 11 years ago
Storm CoasterSea World
Let's hope that Sea World puts some effort into restoring the landscaping once the construction is complete.
by Richard Wilson, 11 years ago
Storm CoasterSea World
The gutted bermuda triangle show building is still little more than an enclosed dirt patch.
by Richard Wilson, 11 years ago
Storm CoasterSea World
Ground preparation continues on Sea World's water coaster.
by Richard Wilson, 11 years ago
Storm CoasterSea World
by Nicholas, 11 years ago
Storm CoasterSea World
Work continues on Sea World's new water coaster.
by Nicholas, 11 years ago
Storm CoasterSea World
by Michael Scott, 12 years ago
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