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The skyline at Sea World will soon change forever.
by Richard, 10 years ago
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The bridge has been closed during the demolition.
by Richard, 10 years ago
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Piles of twisted steel. The lift hill chain can be seen at the bottom of the pile.
by Richard, 10 years ago
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Perhaps the most exciting thing about Sea Viper's removal is that it frees up a huge chunk of land for future development, especially with the land reclamation performed for the likely-cancelled 'Wild' animal attraction.
by Richard, 10 years ago
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With Sea Viper gone, the oldest operating roller coaster on the Gold Coast is now Arkham Asylum at Warner Bros. Movie World, built in 1994.
by Richard, 10 years ago
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Nothing like a crisp winter's day to make a half-demolished coaster look its best.
by Richard, 10 years ago
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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
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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
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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
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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
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It's a surreal sight to see such a Gold Coast institution disappearing.
by Richard, 10 years ago
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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
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Some signage needs updating following Sea Viper's removal.
by Richard, 10 years ago
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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
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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
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Even with constant rain, it's good to see that Sea World keeping rides going non-stop.
by Richard Wilson, 11 years ago
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... Sea Viper is back up and running.
by Richard Wilson, 11 years ago
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That ugly black thing can only mean one thing...
by Richard Wilson, 11 years ago
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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
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Sea Viper nears the end of its six weeks of downtime.
by Richard Wilson, 11 years ago
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