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There was a post about their social media manager going on leave, and two staff waving goodbye with a "wtf do we do now" look on their face. I think they're aiming for cringy as a style for the next few weeks or something?

So, it's complained about frequently (and rightly so). So what are people's 'slap of paint and a new sign' level treatments for the Sky Voyager facade, to better suit the Main St theme? No big budget. I've tried to come up with an idea, but got nothing. Aside from the stark white needs to go.

Mechanical faults, or is it because of the high winds?

Rode Leviathan for the second time ever today. How the f do you build that level of themeing at Seaworld, then go and think this is fine for a movie based park?

At least they're starting to present a product worth those prices. I feel we got cheap until now, because they knew they couldn't charge full price. I'd be happy to fork out $149 once Jungle Rush & Rivertown have opened.

So like pre Greg Yong Dreamworld?

From memory, I called it that as soon as a private equity fund got a hold of the place, it'd go downhill while they chased profits. Greg needs to stay at Dreamworld, his leadership is what the park needed. The public are starting to return.

May have started during the lock check process, we were second last row, I was definitely seated and harness across. I was watching the queue length and it was holding steady at about the same length. Throughput was definitely low, but it also was a Monday.

When I rode it today, pre-show started once harnesses were locked. Queues were slow, but only two loops of people around the central funnel thingy so not busy either. First time ever riding it. The story/theme suits that ride perfectly, it's really well told. The 'cave paintings' in the circular queue set up what's coming. And f*ck that coaster is full on. Definitely how I'd imagine trying to ride a sea monster might be. I regret not buying a pass when it first opened now. I hope both major parks exceed that level of story telling with their new rides this year.

Flash was never going to sell passes leading into Christmas, it's filler at best. Wizard of Oz and Jungle Rush both will drive sales. Comments on the Movie World post already have people wanting merchandise. Both also have the same company on theming construction, we'll get to see a very good comparison between the two parks designers and budgets. With both precincts due around the same time, I think both sites will throw money at it if necessary, to be completed on time. They won't want down the road getting a leg up.

Good to see both parks building anticipation of their upcoming new lands. Looking to be a competitive summer season this year.

Good to see this openly being discussed, rather than the "there is no coaster (spoon)" like MW did for DC Rivals when Greg was there.

Step 3 is "profit", if I remember my cards against humanity correctly. I'm sure Dapto will explain in essay length detail what step two is.

Step 1. Buy a clapped out Caribou

No option for photo on the Android version. It just added the ticket, tapping the ticket then just loads the bar code full screen and brightness. I'll allow extra time to do it at the gate.