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The stage for the BeatBox show currently dominates the front of the park.
There's really no words to describe this baffling display.
For the summer, entertainers such as this quartet offer an interesting experience.
This retro delivery van sitting out the front one one of many minor details that sees Dreamworld in the best shape it's been in for 15+ years.
It really shows what could have been done with the decades old outlet with just a creative coat of paint. A welcome change from the past decade of bright primary colours.
Like many of the food and beverage renovations in the past few years at Dreamworld, the Ice Cream Parlour perfectly achieves what it sets out to.
The Ice Cream Parlour has been given a saccharine makeover that makes the decor as sickeningly sweet as the desserts.
For the summer Dreamworld has really upped the ante with roving entertainers performing mini shows throughout the park. At a time when the competition seem to be reducing the amount of in-park entertainment, Dreamworld have taken it back to the 1980-90s when these sort of performances were commonplace.
The Skylink Chairlift continues to be taken over by nature.
Disintegrating sign, or brilliant themieng? You decide.
Tail Spin draws one of the longest queues in the park. Don't be fooled by the number of people in the line; owing to its 12-rider dispatches every five minutes, Tail Spin is perhaps the lowest capacity "thrill" ride in the park.
Possibly the world's biggest key rack?
Red and black are evidently vogue for racing enthusiasts.
Perhaps the best thing about Brock's Garage to a theme park fan is this giant building that would make a great home for a full-scale dark ride down the track.
Moments after reflecting on the car that Brock died in, this confusing item greets you in the retail shop.
Much of the Motorsports Experience is a bit unsure about whether it's racing themed, or just hipster styled.
Grid Burgers takes Grill'ds logo, adds a racing theme and serves slightly above-average burgers.
The moving seats and realistic controls are the high point of the new system, while the simplistic graphics and computer monitors barely compete with the racing games being released for PS4 and Xbox One these days.
RedLine has been completely rebuilt with a new system.
RedLine has been 'upgraded' to a new system that gives theme park guests the rare opportunity to pretend they are racing cars on a computer screen.
