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Newest photos at Warner Bros. Movie World
18 reviews –
“Very Good”
Gold Coast, Australia
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The process of installing track is fairly calm and meticulous. Everything needs to line up perfectly, and thanks to precision German engineering, it generally does with ease.
by Richard, 7 years ago
DC Rivals HyperCoaster
Warner Bros. Movie World
The apex of a twisted camel back hill goes into place. This hill looks like the first solid moment of airtime yet to go into place.
by Richard, 7 years ago
DC Rivals HyperCoaster
Warner Bros. Movie World
More s-bend you say? Sure thing.
by Richard, 7 years ago
DC Rivals HyperCoaster
Warner Bros. Movie World
It's a beautiful piece of German thrill engineering, so here's another look at the s-bend.
by Richard, 7 years ago
DC Rivals HyperCoaster
Warner Bros. Movie World
The s-bend looks like it'll offer an incredible sensation of speed as it snakes to the ground.
by Richard, 7 years ago
DC Rivals HyperCoaster
Warner Bros. Movie World
The climb up to the inclined dive loop follows a fairly gentle path indicating it won't have too much airtime. When the track sharply overbanks and heads to the ground, would-be negative g-forces are turned into positive g-forces.
by Richard, 7 years ago
DC Rivals HyperCoaster
Warner Bros. Movie World
Yep, that's definitely an overbank.
by Richard, 7 years ago
DC Rivals HyperCoaster
Warner Bros. Movie World
The inclined dive loop sharply banks and dives to the ground.
by Richard, 7 years ago
DC Rivals HyperCoaster
Warner Bros. Movie World
Photos really don't do this ride's towering presence justice. So here's a photo of it towering over the front of Movie World.
by Richard, 7 years ago
DC Rivals HyperCoaster
Warner Bros. Movie World
The hypercoaster is fast becoming a delightfully twisted mess of track.
by Richard, 7 years ago
DC Rivals HyperCoaster
Warner Bros. Movie World
By late this afternoon the twisting S-bend was complete, with track leading into and out of the element sitting awaiting installation.
by Richard, 7 years ago
DC Rivals HyperCoaster
Warner Bros. Movie World
While the roller coaster is still months away from completion, work has finished on Drainage Ditch: The Ride.
by Richard, 7 years ago
DC Rivals HyperCoaster
Warner Bros. Movie World
We're also seeing the first signs of headchopper effects. The S-bend will duck under the inclined dive loop (out of frame to the left in this photo) and then over the Stengel Dive.
by Richard, 7 years ago
DC Rivals HyperCoaster
Warner Bros. Movie World
The S-bend isn't very high, and the gentle crest and steep banking suggests that the train will rocket through here at great speed.
by Richard, 7 years ago
DC Rivals HyperCoaster
Warner Bros. Movie World
While a roller coaster is a complicated piece of engineering, the track comes together relatively quickly in a straightforward manner thanks to impeccably engineered track that bolts into place perfectly. It's like a giant IKEA kit.
by Richard, 7 years ago
DC Rivals HyperCoaster
Warner Bros. Movie World
The next section being lifted into place. If you look closely this is actually two sections of track already bolted together. To facilitate shipping, some of the more twisted sections of track are shorter in length.
by Richard, 7 years ago
DC Rivals HyperCoaster
Warner Bros. Movie World
An S-bend is forming as the next element following the inclined dive loop.
by Richard, 7 years ago
Warner Bros. Movie World
Remember kids, the locating pins on the end of the track point in the direction of travel.
by Richard, 7 years ago
DC Rivals HyperCoaster
Warner Bros. Movie World
The steep, swooping drop looks like a lot of fun, and no one can say that this isn't a seriously cool colour scheme for a roller coaster.
by Richard, 7 years ago
DC Rivals HyperCoaster
Warner Bros. Movie World
The inclined dive loop is completed; a ground-hugging turn will connect it with the next element on the roller coaster.
by Richard, 7 years ago
DC Rivals HyperCoaster
Warner Bros. Movie World
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