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I think Push has finally lost the plot. The new slide announcement is the filler slide tower that WWW has needed and i'm so glad its here. Finally slides I won't need to use a tube for. Just because they are basic, doesn't mean they are bad.8 points
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Push: Why do people keep complaining that I say stupid things? Also Push: Constantly posts stupid comments, continuing the beat the horse that was already dead and buried and has now completely decayed.8 points
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Can everyone please watch these POVs of Mack triple launch coasters so you can understand how a triple launch works. You go fowards briskly, backwards even faster, then fowards at full speed. There wont be additional launch sections further on in the layout.8 points
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I must have missed the launch section in Buzzsaw.8 points
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https://clients3.weblink.com.au/pdf/ALG/02137222.pdf Some key points to take away: * spinning car attached at the rear. Coaster to start construction next year * more to come over the following 3-5 years6 points
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Actually, this is when the slide has translucent rings in the fibreglass to create an interesting effect inside.5 points
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It appears they have modified the standard layout to include the reverse spiral at the back of the launch track.4 points
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Sky Voyager is now open at Dreamworld... so what's it like? Following eight months of delays, Sky Voyager opened today with little fanfare as guests got their first taste of Dreamworld's largest ride investment in two decades. Click here to continue reading3 points
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It's a very neat addition for Dreamworld. If you go in knowing it's a cheaper soarin, then it's a wonderful ride. There are moments where the gondola is very shakey and jerky. The excess wind being blown in does cause the screen to blow around a bit sometimes and the smaller, awkward screen size is very apparent in certain seats. But overall, I did really enjoy it and can see myself re-riding it many times in the future. I could go a lot deeper into it but I'd rather let everyone else experience it for themselves and form their own opinions of what they like and don't like about the ride.3 points
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Having never been on a similar ride I had no specific expectations, but I can now say Sky Voyager is my favourite ride in Australia! I won't spoil it by giving away too many details (I'll leave that for others), but yes it was well and truly worth the extensive wait!3 points
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Trying to remember the timeline of SW but wasn't it under Bikash watch SW ended up in the toilet bowl.3 points
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Time to start saving up for passes for both Dreamworld and Village parks. Rivals, Leviathan and a Mack launched coaster. The Gold Coast is going to have a good range of coasters now.3 points
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There is no more relevant an IP than Looney Tunes. I would be absolutely pissed if that was ever to be overlooked. Happy to see a Lego ride (if licensing allows) or a Tom & Jerry attraction, but not at the expense of LT.3 points
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Can you just like stop talking. Thanks3 points
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Great review as always from the writers at Parkz!! Having ridden Soarin" at Epcot in 2017, I am certainly interested to see how this ride stacks up to it. This article certainly answers that question quite well, but the proof will be in the actual riding. Soarin' was a major highlight of our entire Orlando trip ( one of many!!) and this ride will have to be extremely good to be even mentioned in the same breath as Soarin'. The queue and pre-show sounds entirely frustrating though- why cant our parks get this right? The template in Disney and even Universal is right there- and whilst it would be churlish to expect that high a standard - surely we can get a decent facsimile that just works and doesnt' feel "clunky". Certainly looking forward to riding this in January 2020- I think that being such a unique ride and Australian first, that this will be a sure fire hit for Dreamworld. With today's announcement's of investment in a new coaster and expansion at White Water World, perhaps Dreamworld can finally step out of the long shadow of the TRR tragedy . Today is certainly a good day to be a Dreamworld fanboy and I am sure that Village is sitting up and taking notice-which will be a good thing for the GC and the industry. Given the already large investment of DC Rivals and the previously announced Seaworld Atlantis expansion, we can all hope that this is another major step into further investment and expansion for the industry and the parks on a scale the likes of which havent been seen since the early to mid 90's. Bring it on!!2 points
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Good stuff @Brad2912 I'm going to wait to ride SV until the new coaster is built next year because nothing else interest me at DW anymore..2 points
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The good old bodyslide is underdone a great deal at waterparks. Bring back the days where is was ok to 8 chain a waterslide.2 points
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Yeah but if local pools are putting in these, anything is local pool quality these days. Anyhow, yay, bodyslides, the Whitewater Rapids slides at WnW are always popular.2 points
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It’s a complete clone expect with a Star Trek enterprise start. With a launch toward, into a stall. Goes back up a spike and then launches forwards into the blue fire layout.2 points
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Look, I realise that its all very exciting with this latest news, but honestly - this post^ should be getting way more likes.2 points
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Your sources sux. 😀 If you ask PCL Parkz have gone out on a limb like that time they turned up to a park in Melbourne and were shown the door.2 points
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Meanwhile unverified sauces have been tomato.2 points
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RE Parkz sources: We're legit up to about 4 completely different and independent sources at this point.2 points
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Ahhh, those were the days...though I daresay I was lucky not to come away with some neck damage after slamming into a group blocking up the slide to build pressure more than once! I get the feeling there were a few operators at that particular park (the long gone Willows Water World, for any of you that may know it) that weren't too fond of a few of us unruly teenagers! Lol1 point
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Polin is very popular in Australia at the moment. They’re also building the tower at Outback Splash.1 point
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Dreamworld mentioned it in the comments of a Facebook post. They also said they’re currently in the first stages of pre-construction and they’re releasing a video of the Coaster rendering in the coming days, which means we may get some details such as the name/theme and a rough opening date estimate (although I feel like they’d be hesitant after SV)1 point
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Awesome to hear, I'm heading down to the park tomorrow so I am really looking forward to giving the ride a shot1 point
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Quiet today, been on it three times, hit up every other ride once and tower of terror 6 times, haven't waited more than one train on any ride.1 point
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Really enjoyed it, sat on the top gondalas right on the edge. I'm thinking the middle bottem will make for an even better ride so going to attempt to get those seats.1 point
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I would say considering TOT2 is closed for the first 2 weeks of January. They might try and milk it out till at least this coaster is built. But I doubt it will be around at the end of next year IMO.1 point
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Some more images that came from the GCB with the water slides to open in the next few months:1 point
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The monkey in the room needs to come out. Is DW installing local council pool quality slides? Skeet says yes.1 point
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Where finally getting the old glory day's of dreamworld back, actually so pumped to be renewing our passes for 2020. Onwards & upwards dreamworld... 😁🤙🏼1 point
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Or did it return upside down in the middle of the carpark?1 point
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