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And with that the ride was open after an arduous year of delays and setbacks.
The ride's cycle is fairly brief and tame for a Huss Topspin.
The two then strapped in for the opening spin on Vortex.
Village Roadshow CEO Clark Kirby and Gold Coast Mayor Tom Tate performed the ribbon cutting.
Vortex officially opened on 21 December 2020.
And the overall feel of The New Atlantis feels "fresh", if nothing else. Once open and completed it should create a sense of kinetic energy that Sea World's been sorely lacking for many years.
The monorail has been out of action for so long that nature is starting to take over in places.
It's hard to capture just how much Leviathan changes the landscape at Sea World. Entirely for the better.
The Flume Ride is looking as sad and dilapidated as ever, some four years on from its closure.
It's been a significant period of downtime for Jet Rescue but everything is looking good for its reopening in coming days.
The thousands of bolts that hold the ride together have been torqued and marked with paint to allow easy visual inspection.
Jet Rescue is set to reopen after extensive maintenance that has seen the ride get a lick of paint and some of its footings re-grouted.
Storm Coaster and Leviathan take over from a skyline that was once dominated by Bermuda Triangle and Corkscrew.
From across the Gold Coast Broadwater, Leviathan is starting to stand out.
The pace of construction to date is nothing short of impressive.
The traditional wooden coaster look of Leviathan fit Sea World's vibe perfectly.
The ride's structure takes up a lot of horizontal space in order to brace the side-to-side force as the train picks up speed through the quick turn at the top of the lift hill before the first drop.
Lumber galore as construction continues.
The sheer expanse of the concrete slab that forms the ride's foundation gives a good idea of the ride's completed size.
The lift hill chain will pass around this sprocket at the base of the lift.