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16 reviews – “Very Good”

Gold Coast, Australia

Theme Park

Yes, it's as narrow as it looks.

by Richard Wilson, 13 years ago

Buzzsaw Dreamworld

The general gist of the story is that a man was killed in this sawmill, its somewhat haunted.....And you are riding a coaster as a result?Anyway, bits and pieces of sawmill theming are caged off with these signs upon them.

by Richard Wilson, 13 years ago

Buzzsaw Dreamworld

Normally the screens in the queue show burning timber, but we got this instead.

by Richard Wilson, 13 years ago

Buzzsaw Dreamworld

Those lights are pierced paint tins.

by Richard Wilson, 13 years ago

Buzzsaw Dreamworld

The first bit of sheltered queue is a set of switchbacks. Curiously, the luminares hanging from the ceiling are dummies, but the lights along the side are real.

by Richard Wilson, 13 years ago

Buzzsaw Dreamworld

Here is the view as you approach the ride building.

by Richard Wilson, 13 years ago

Buzzsaw Dreamworld

Evidently we aren't meant to go in.

by Richard Wilson, 13 years ago

Buzzsaw Dreamworld

Wish I could take a buzzsaw to that tree in the background. The thing just ruins the constrast of this photo!

by Richard Wilson, 13 years ago

Buzzsaw Dreamworld

Now that the ride has settled in, and the queues have diminshed, lets have a look through Buzzsaw's queue theming.

by Richard Wilson, 13 years ago

Buzzsaw Dreamworld

If you've read the backstory on the Dreamworld website you'd know Jack Darke is a central character in the Buzzsaw backstory.But nobody did, so to everyone else, Jack is just a lazy bloke who couldn't be bothered opening his drink stand today.

by Richard Wilson, 13 years ago

Buzzsaw Dreamworld

Lets head into Goldrush. You'll note that the sign has been updated with 3 new rusty saws to reflect the new attraction within.

by Richard Wilson, 13 years ago

Buzzsaw Dreamworld

Well that looks like a fun place in the distance.

by Richard Wilson, 13 years ago

Buzzsaw is the first Maurer Sohne coaster in Australia.

by Richard Wilson, 13 years ago

Buzzsaw Dreamworld

A look at the ride's wheel assembly. Of note is that the wheels are fixed rather than spring-loaded as on many modern coasters. The spine down the centre of the car is the brake fin for the friction brakes. Maurer Sohne use a box-style brake style similar to B&M whereas most friction brakes use thin fins of metal down the centre of the car.

by Richard Wilson, 13 years ago

Buzzsaw Dreamworld

Buzzsaw is a zippy ride; there's not really any moments where it loses its fast pace.

by Richard Wilson, 13 years ago

Buzzsaw Dreamworld

by Richard Wilson, 13 years ago

Buzzsaw Dreamworld

Following the lift hill it's straight into an overhang for a 360º barrel roll -- starting 45 metres above the ground.

by Richard Wilson, 13 years ago

Buzzsaw Dreamworld

The lift hill is quite quick; there's not a lot of time to admire the view as you rocket skyward.

by Richard Wilson, 13 years ago

Buzzsaw Dreamworld

With a vertical lift hill and angled back seating, riders feel their weight shift back, with the harness as the only thing holding them in..

by Richard Wilson, 13 years ago

Buzzsaw Dreamworld

by Richard Wilson, 13 years ago

Buzzsaw Dreamworld

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