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early 1990's cartoon and live action version including the sequel - secret of the ooze. Best TMNT ever..

Considering how many members are on Parkz, if every single one of them donated $1500, we could form a consortium to buy a ride for you. Of course, we'd need naming rights, and free entry for life, and we'd need you to move the park to the gold coast where the majority of our members are so we could go anytime we wanted without arduous plane journeys... And then we'd all have to agree on what type of ride... I never realised you could get a dark monorail walkthrough B&M Standup Hyper Dive woodie flume waterslide for $10m though...

I'd like to take back my previous post.

Hi new here, I'm Brad. welcome. Ps the Rabbitohs suck more than the Motorcoaster

I guess it depends on how picky you want us to be. I too will focus on the website as I've never been to the park, although Perth does seem like a nice place to revisit. Maybe for a 2017 getaway. Everything from here down is just ...... yuck. IMO there should be a menu with all the stuff rather than scrolling down and seeing a cluster of images and stuff. It's too "busy" for me to be bothered reading. Why no alt-text on any of those links/images either? Alt-text is a nice easy way for vision impaired people to navigate the site. Example of the cluster Also quite a few images seem to be broken on your photo claiming site. https://www.myvenuephotosapr.hk/Claim?PK=7134163e-b6d0-4973-b80d-f372ebe0142a

Just checked it out because I was aware there was a park in Perth which I visit a couple of times a year with mates for business - the website might use a couple of small tidy-ups. There's a lot going on here on my screen - lots of scrolling without any obvious cues to let me know how I can pause the scrolling to read the text - and some of the text is obscured by other page elements. Specifically: Abyss page has images full of text in the scroller - it scrolls way too fast to read them and some are cut off at the top. As they are images search engines won't find them either. Opening hours page suggests you're closed May-August this year. Is that right, or does the calendar just not go that far yet? On the main page there's three horizontally scrolling elements visible at once that scroll automatically at different speeds/times. Since this is the first page I hit on your website this is where I'll spend the longest to get a feel for your layout so that I can navigate. Having it constantly switching under me (and large amount of it that are content links) seemingly at random really makes me have to concentrate to be able to get where I want to go. On the main page two of the links in the main content link zone are for merchandise and corporate bookings. Unless these are a really large part of your market you might consider swapping one or either of these out with a link to attractions. Visiting your site for the first time I was keen to see what you have in the park, but that's not an option presented to me prominently. Oh, wait, I just saw that there's a list of rides directly underneath this zone (but it was partially off-screen at the bottom). Partially disregard the above point, unless that's something you're not looking to achieve. I like the list of rides and their names below them, however the list looks like it's meant to scroll off the right of screen (I can see part of an image of another right hanging off the right), but there's no button for me to click to see what it is - only a link above for 'more', although the 'more' is sort-of in a strange area, but I assume the 'more' relates to rides. I've just clicked through to your rides and attractions page. I like the images, and I know I can put my mouse over the tiles to see the names, but I'd rather see the names presented to me first. Just a personal thing, probably. Also, the rides don't really seem to be in any sort of order. Thrill level order might work for me, but if you're looking for the family demographic you don't want them thinking it's an all-thrill park I suppose. I'm a little unclear - are you primarily a water park? Is the water park separate? How, as a guest, should I best manage my day as I wouldn't think you'd want me on the rides if I'm wet? Anyhow, please don't take these as criticism, but more as observations by someone with an interest in attending your park. Free market research I suppose.

4K POV of Abyss. Happy to come out and film it for you if you like.

That looks better.. What Kevil Hill? Photo cred to TPSN

I would have been scarred for life if I had watched JP1 as a 3yo (wasn't actually possible mind you...)

Nothing tops the 1990 turtles

Get him going on the 2004 TMNT series. One of the best.

Actually, there's currently a Fuck-Tonne of road works happening on Richmond Rd to make it less shit. There's the Ikea for starters which caused this, followed by the Costco opening in a few months. And not too far down the road is what i believe will either be housing or a Stockland. I no longer work in Penrith so i cant answer that part. But with the recent work done Richmond Road's no longer shit until you actually get closer to Windsor. Once you hit John Moroney and the roundabout is where it goes to hell now (and as usual). I no longer put the road in the same category as Parramatta Road, infact id say there's more traffic on a Saturday in the Hills Shire compared to the entirety of Richmond Rd.

A Huss film-based ride in a new castle would be so cool.

tree, barking, the , up. might, you, be..... wrong. but I'm happy for you to indulge in speculation. "wink"

I think it goes without saying that revealing personal information about members without their consent is not on. Everyone is welcome to add their opinions and should be able to do so without fear of things becoming personal, petty or excessively combative.

I know somebody who you would be great friends with.

So much I didn't know about Arrow, especially its relationship with the early days of Disneyland. This is essential viewing. Man, they were so 'milking the elephant'!

Just watched it and can I say that it was truly amazing how much Arrow has shaped the coaster industry. I think we're pretty lucky to have one, even if its a bit rough.

Great Arrow doco released today. http://www.legacyofarrow.com