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My theory is WnW Buggy didn't get renewed because it was an ill thought out, terrible idea from an old management philosophy which is thankfully done with it would seem.

Maybe calm down there mate. I thinn the fact a person is saying something that is subjective pretth well implies it’s their opinion. If the lack of inclusion of ‘in my opinion’ in my post is enough to trigger you then I’m someone concerned for your blood pressure given the world we live in today.

You say this as if it is fact, however, I, along with many other people I know who have made use of this attraction, thought it was quite enjoyable and fun, and ended up going on it more than once. So don't go around stating your opinion as fact assuming everyone else agrees with you because guess what? Not everyone does!!

They were a tacky pay as you go attraction that has no place in a credible theme park. ❄️ disclaimer: THE ABOVE IS MY OPINION

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Report comes in: injury on Gold Coast GCB: lets be the first to get the news out GCB: *writes article* okay cool, now I just have to get a good photo of an ambo to go with it

I actually thought they were a perfect fit to be honest, and added the "Wild" to go with the "Wet".

The buggies would have probably been an attraction better suited to Paradise Country rather than WnW.

...Sounds like Radiator Springs, doesn't it?

they should have gone with The Scrappy Doo Puppy Power Ride. Just sayin...

If you want to go down this path of selling soundly performing parks then Sea World is far and away the better candidate for sale: it's in a bit of a predicament in terms of direction, faces something of a PR/image problem, it's geographically separated from the other parks and is surrounded by land that has been earmarked for development with no firm plan in place. Wet'n'Wild Gold Coast prints money. It's historically one of the best performing water parks in the world and seasonality aside it operates at a higher margin than any of the other Gold Coast parks. Certainly their stake in WnW Las Vegas will go given it's their lone USA park and their other remaining international operations are now essentially management deals without equity.