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I personally think Green Lantern was a good replacement for the empty spot of land.

I believe I'd already decided it was going to be a churro wagon, thank you. So that plus the track, I think it's safe to say "ChurroChase" confirmed.

This afternoon they've started to removed the gravestones from Boot Hill. (Photo: TPSN)

^ >Has a "real passion" for steam locos >Has a username of a service that's only ever run on diesel locomotives Couldn't you have chosen "Puffing Billy" or something?

We should have a competition to see what people can do with that space in Nolimits, don't forget superimpose in the angry neighbours. Extra points for maximised churro theming.

I'm with @Brad2912 on this one. @Levithian Why do you think a coaster would need an OPW? If you go back to Storm Coaster it confirms village building procedure for new developments. Storm Coaster- July Applications lodged – August Demo started – January First footings stated to be formed up. – February first coaster parts stated arriving on site. So six months after works first started on site too first parts started rolling up. New Coaster November Applications lodged- February Demo started- Footings to come then parts will start to arrive.

ok just i have noticed quit a few remarks made to push about dark rides witch he may or not find as a joke movie world opened with 2 dark rides warner brothers classics and the great gremlins adventure & the looney tunes river ride both rides i miss very much and movie world will never be the same without them sure we have justice league now but i feel they need to replace eather the looney tunes tunes river ride with a new looney tunes or other wb kids franchise dark ride and or a new dark ride to replace the burmuda triangle on the sea viper site at seaworld

why is everyone so down on a new dark ride been added to movie world or sea world . they once had 3 world class well themed dark rides that a lot of us grew up with and they are a missed part of our parks not everyone loves or likes every new attraction to be a roller coaster

I am new to this forum. I note the comments from many who have been here before, many of which are suppositions with no basis in fact, so I will try to assist with some facts. Firstly, the Dreamworld track is just 1.5 km long, NOT 3 km as claimed by Dreamworld. I know this as I was in a position to measure the length, which I did. If Dreamworl's archival records state that 3 km of RAILwas purchased, that may be where their claim originates. 3 km of rail produces only 1.5 km of track though. Check for yourself with a GPS unit. The Baldwin locomotive's origins lie in World War 1, when the British War Department contracted the Baldwin Locomotive Works of Philadelphia USA to construct 495 locomotives of 2 feet gauge, to operate in the war zones transporting personnel, provisions, ammunition etc. Narrow gauge railways were used extensively by both sides in the conflict as an efficient method of transport. It has always been said that our Baldwin worked in France, but a reference in Wikipedia notes that it (Construction Number 45215) was in a batch of 60 sent to Egypt where it was involved on the Eastern Front, against the Turk offensive. After the war the little engine was purchased by the Racecourse Sugar Mill at Mackay and spent a lifetime until the 1960s hauling cane to the mill. After being laid aside, luckily it was not cut-up for scrap metal, the fate of most steam locomotives, and eventually was "done-up" and became the star on Dreamworld's railway. It was made to look like a "wild west" engine of the 1860s, and looks nothing like it did when new. It was initially a tank engine, and the cute tender it now has, sets it off nicely. It is a pity that Dreamworld never capitalized on the engine's claim to fame. More later...

That would be cool. Is that what you can do on Rip Ride Rockit at USF?

I think I speak for everyone the Eureka Mountain Mine Ride re-opened or done something with.

I'd like to see the riverboat returned as I think it gave the park some atmosphere & the caves in the Log Ride themed a lot better, even lengthened.