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1 reviews – “Good”

Dreamworld

Pay To Ride Attraction Wave Loch Inc.

Flowrider is closed for good and boarded off (Excuse the pun)

by Parkz, 3 years ago

FlowRider Dreamworld

The in park hopper entry gates to WhiteWater World. This shop also doubles as the Flowrider ticket sales shop.

by Paul Hollibone, 16 years ago

FlowRider Dreamworld WhiteWater World

Under normal operating conditions they split the FlowRider down the middle to maximise capacity.

by Richard Wilson, 16 years ago

FlowRider Dreamworld

FlowRider is Dreamworld's newest attraction - the first FlowRider in Australia.

by Richard Wilson, 18 years ago

FlowRider Dreamworld

by Richard Wilson, 18 years ago

FlowRider Dreamworld

by Richard Wilson, 18 years ago

FlowRider Dreamworld

by Richard Wilson, 18 years ago

FlowRider Dreamworld

by Richard Wilson, 18 years ago

FlowRider Dreamworld

by Richard Wilson, 18 years ago

FlowRider Dreamworld

The concept of FlowRider was developed by Tom Lochtefeld of WaveLoch Inc. (USA). It isn't surpring that the idea came from his own surfing experience.

by Richard Wilson, 18 years ago

FlowRider Dreamworld

The attraction will be chiefly in "lie-down" mode for most of the day (i.e. body boarding style). At select times during the day Dreamworld will open it to standing for demonstrations and anyone who wants to give standing a go.

by Richard Wilson, 18 years ago

FlowRider Dreamworld

The attraction opens up the whole area quite nicely and will make views to the forthcoming water park that is being built in the background all the more spectacular for Dreamworld guests.

by Richard Wilson, 18 years ago

FlowRider Dreamworld

FlowRider is situated next to Cyclone, utilising part of the old Thunderbolt station.

by Richard Wilson, 18 years ago

FlowRider Dreamworld

Most of the professional riders that took part on the day started off pretty shakily, but as they kept at it they quickly got over the learning curve, as they expect most riders are able to do when first having a go.

by Richard Wilson, 18 years ago

FlowRider Dreamworld

The ride is $5 for a 30 minute session during the day at Dreamworld shared with 15 other guests, or you can come along for NightRider which is $20 for an hour shared with 12 other riders or $5 for non-riding spectators.

by Richard Wilson, 18 years ago

FlowRider Dreamworld

Much like most boarding sports, the FlowRider attraction is just as much a spectator sport as it is one for the participants.

by Richard Wilson, 18 years ago

FlowRider Dreamworld

There are several ways to "board" FlowRider. The most difficult of which is to drop in on the wave. One of the easier options is to gently lean onto the wave from the base.

by Richard Wilson, 18 years ago

FlowRider Dreamworld

If you do fall off you'll either slide to the bottom or be whisked to the top by the wave where there is a madded mesh flooring. Taking a spill is half the fun!

by Richard Wilson, 18 years ago

FlowRider Dreamworld

The padded surface means it's pretty impossible to injure yourself on the attraction, no matter how bad your stack.

by Richard Wilson, 18 years ago

FlowRider Dreamworld

Riders keep themselves on the wave by applying pressure with their back foot, making it different in this sense to sports like surfing and snowboarding where riders control themselves primarily with their front foot.

by Richard Wilson, 18 years ago

FlowRider Dreamworld

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