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^Agreed, looks like she is wearing a stocking.

It was a good idea that they are holding the Janoskians meet and greet at Movie World on the 23rd as they will make alot more money from the amount of people that will show up on the day, being the first day of the holidays and all. Also, their Sydney meet and greet got over 9000 visitors!

It's lookin' good. I think this may be one of the best themed attractions we've ever seen at Movie World. Glad to see that there are already 3D aspects in the architecture of the walls, rather than a plain 2D walk pass.

But movieworld already have some late-night events - Hallowe'en Fright Nights and White Christmas. This already brings in massive (read: sellout or over-capacity) crowds that throng to the park, and all they need to do is have some smoke \ snow machines, and some fancy outdoor coloured lights. I've said before on these boards i'd like to see the parks (movie world especially) put on more 'seasonally themed' night shows. I can't recall them all and can't search for them at work - but why not 'valentines' for february, 'christmas in july' (obviously - for july) - the Christmas in July one is easy anyway - the 'christmas' stuff just gets rolled out again. I'd like to see one night, or one long weekend a month where they do late-opens. Having said that, the investment put into these night-time attractions is still a big one - but not the millions we're talking about for a viable watershow like WOC. For starters - MW doesn't really have anywhere they could do it - and before you mention the Wild West 'lake' (which would be a perfect setting in my opinion) - the residents won't allow for that to happen. WOC was expensive - but it had a usable, man-made lake to utilise that had already been built. This kind of attraction needs to go into a 'venue' that already exists - like the SW lake. For those who want to see a 'decent' watershow that isn't disney - check out 'songs of the sea' on Sentosa Island in Singapore (i know it's corny, but it's still a good show). That show draws the crowds in, and I daresay - wouldn't have half the budget that WOC does. The difference between the two is Disney puts the show on for guests already in park, whereas Songs of the Sea is a separate admission fee - and yet they still draw the crowds night after night.

^ Which I've always thought our parks should do some sort of late trading hours, especially in summer. MW could always work something like DCA's Mad T Party, you can then get ticket sales late at night, people will buy food and drink for the night time as well as merchandise for the event especially if they are all having a good time by the entertainment provided.

^^ No green lantern IS a perfect example of the park building somewhere you wouldn't have considered as room for more attractions

Rode today, seemed slower around the first corner/after drop, also smoother breaking. The big improvement however is the restraints now release themselves when you return to the station, rather than you having to "scoop" them up.

Take your friends pal. There's a reason why there's not a lot of meetups in Australia - there's some weird theme park nerds in our neck of the woods.