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Gold Coast, Australia
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The rough white paint on sections of track shows that they were very much committed to finding and repairing cracks in the track in the months leading to its demise.
by Richard, 10 years ago
Sea Viper Sea World
It's amazing how quickly Sea Word have removed the ride once it was decided and announced that it wouldn't reopen.
by Richard, 10 years ago
Sea Viper Sea World
Old Arrow coasters like this were welded together on site, so the process of removing the ride is anything but graceful.
by Richard, 10 years ago
Sea Viper Sea World
Wouldn't it be great if a few pieces of twisted track were added to the carnage around Storm Coaster as an entirely fitting and theme-enhancing memorial of sorts to Corkscrew/Sea Viper?
by Richard, 10 years ago
Sea Viper Sea World
It's a surreal sight to see such a Gold Coast institution disappearing.
by Richard, 10 years ago
Sea Viper Sea World
Work underway removing the ride. While most of the track and support structure is being hastily torn down to be sold for scrap, some moving parts warrant delicate removal.
by Richard, 10 years ago
Sea Viper Sea World
Some signage needs updating following Sea Viper's removal.
by Richard, 10 years ago
Sea Viper Sea World
Over the course of the past week, the bulk of Sea Viper has been demolished following the announcement of its removal.
by Richard, 10 years ago
Sea Viper Sea World
The parks are heavily promoting day cruises now that the whale-watching season is over.
by Richard Wilson, 10 years ago
Warner Bros. Movie WorldSea World
by Richard Wilson, 10 years ago
Shark BaySea World
Sometimes we include photos in the Parkz Update for no other reason than they look awesome.
by Richard Wilson, 10 years ago
Shark BaySea World
And 'Wild' continues to be beautiful piles of sand.
by Richard Wilson, 10 years ago
Wild Animal ExhibitSea World
The saga of Sea Viper continues in the leadup to the peak season. Either the 30+ year old coaster is now showing its age, or the KumbacK train is as difficult to maintain as it is uncomfortable.
by Richard Wilson, 10 years ago
Sea Viper Sea World
Plenty of Storm merchandise available in the ride shop.
by Richard Wilson, 10 years ago
Storm CoasterSea World
Storm Coaster doesn't quite replace the immersive, storyline-driven Bermuda Triangle, but it's definitely a ride that suits Sea World and we can at least be thankful that they didn't go down the route of Jet Rescue with its pointless, hamfisted storyline.
by Richard Wilson, 10 years ago
Storm CoasterSea World
The ride has opened with quite efficient operations, meaning it's running at pretty close to its theoretical hourly  capacity.
by Richard Wilson, 10 years ago
Storm CoasterSea World
The airtime hill provides a nice pop as you speed over into the dark final splashdown.
by Richard Wilson, 10 years ago
Storm CoasterSea World
by Richard Wilson, 10 years ago
Storm CoasterSea World
Who else hates the odd kink in the track at the top of the final drop? This aesthetic nuisance appears on many Mack water coasters and is proof that German ride designers typically start with RollerCoaster Tycoon for inspiration.
by Richard Wilson, 10 years ago
Storm CoasterSea World
The coaster portion is smooth and quite graceful.
by Richard Wilson, 10 years ago
Storm CoasterSea World

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