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Newest photos at Dreamworld

16 reviews – “Very Good”

Gold Coast, Australia

Theme Park

Each support is numbered for easy referencing; they are numbered in sequential order so lower numbers come earlier in the course.

by Richard Wilson, 17 years ago

Motocoaster Dreamworld

The supports are clamped, not directly bolted, to the track, via the eight holes at the top of each support.

by Richard Wilson, 17 years ago

Motocoaster Dreamworld

Plenty of supports have appeared on the site in the past week.

by Richard Wilson, 17 years ago

Motocoaster Dreamworld

The area around the station is being walled in to contain the bulk of the coaster's electronics and other mechanisms.

by Richard Wilson, 17 years ago

Motocoaster Dreamworld

The new coaster's launch will run directly parallel with Tower of Terror's.

by Richard Wilson, 17 years ago

Motocoaster Dreamworld

by Richard Wilson, 17 years ago

Motocoaster Dreamworld

Components on the launch track are being installed.

by Richard Wilson, 17 years ago

Motocoaster Dreamworld

by Richard Wilson, 17 years ago

Motocoaster Dreamworld

The buildings at the ride's entrance will be completed in a matter of weeks with foundations in place.

by Richard Wilson, 17 years ago

Motocoaster Dreamworld

The sections of track that have already been installed are those which will be hardest to access later on as a result of construction taking place at other areas on the site.

by Richard Wilson, 17 years ago

Motocoaster Dreamworld

A look at one of the track joins.

by Richard Wilson, 17 years ago

Motocoaster Dreamworld

Roller coasters are like giant jigsaw puzzles where everything must be assembled in a certain order to ensure that it can be safely and easily completed.

by Richard Wilson, 17 years ago

Motocoaster Dreamworld

Construction in the past week has seen the launch track and station and brake area go up.

by Richard Wilson, 17 years ago

Motocoaster Dreamworld

Stay tuned for more updates from Roller-Coaster.com.au on the latest construction at Dreamworld.

by Richard Wilson, 17 years ago

Motocoaster Dreamworld

by Richard Wilson, 17 years ago

Motocoaster Dreamworld

By cresting over a hill before hitting the brakes, it ensures that the train hits the brakes with enough speed to keep moving down and not roll back onto the course of the ride.

by Richard Wilson, 17 years ago

Motocoaster Dreamworld

The station section will be found along this straight before the launch.

by Richard Wilson, 17 years ago

Motocoaster Dreamworld

Construction of the ride's surrounds is also keeping up with the entrance and main building underway.

by Richard Wilson, 17 years ago

Motocoaster Dreamworld

A look at the final brake run. Its relatively short length indicates it'll be hitting these brakes at a relatively slow pace.

by Richard Wilson, 17 years ago

Motocoaster Dreamworld

A closer look at the transfer track. In normal operation the straight segment will be in place. To add or remove the second track the segment moves to the left, connecting the curved section to the storage track to the left.

by Richard Wilson, 17 years ago

Motocoaster Dreamworld

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