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It hasn't been talked about on the news since i first posted the story, but they showed plans and it's a really ugly park (except for the water park)

It's baaack...Halloween Family Fun at Warner Bros. Movie World From Tuesday 30th October thru to Thursday 1st November, Warner Bros. Movie World will host three fantastic Halloween Family Fun night-time events from 5.45pm to 9.00pm each night; join Scooby-Doo and the Mystery Inc gang as they enjoy all the mystery and intrigue associated with a night of ghoulish fun and scary antics. There'll be a host of spooky special guests including all your favourite Movie World characters and loads of entertainment taking place in the ghostly atmosfear of Main St, with a selection of spine tingling thrills and chills on the Big Screen and spooky happenings throughout the park – heaps of ghostly games will be played and great prizes will be won. Prizes for the best fancy dress costume and free Trick or Treat for the kids; presented by Cadbury. All this, plus the fun of Scooby-Doo Spooky Coaster, Shrek 4-D Adventure, Superman Escape, Batwing Spaceshot and heaps of eerie entertainment to keep you on your toes! Only $70 for a family of four (any combination of child/adult/pensioner), or $20 per single ticket entry if pre-booked - $25 for a single ticket if purchased at the gate on the night (this is subject to tickets being available on the night - as Halloween was Sold Out last year).* So get into some Spooky Fun at Warner Bros. Movie World on Tuesday October 30th and Wednesday 31st and Thursday 1st November from 5.45pm – 9.00pm! BOOK ONLINE NOW or telephone – 133 FUN (13 33 86), or purchase direct from Warner Bros. Movie World Ticket Booths! * Admission price does not apply to children under three years of age. $3.95 booking fee applies per transaction through 133 FUN.

I was flicking through the Movie World website but when i got to the employment page i found 1 of the attractions. It's called "Mid-Way Games", opens September and you can guess the rest. Can someone confirm if this is right and where it's going to be located. Not that exciting, isn't it?

It wasn't the same film but this was off the Movie World website - TOLLYWOOD COMES TO WARNER BROS. MOVIE WORLD Warner Bros. Movie World welcomed its first Tollywood Movie on Friday 15th June and Tuesday 19th June. Warner Bros. Movie World and Sea World were chosen as backdrops for dance sequences from the soon to be released Tollywood blockbuster – 'Shankar Dada Zindabad'. 'Tollywood' refers to movies produced in Southern India where as the more commonly known 'Bollywood' refers to movies produced in Northern India. 'Shankar Dada Zindabad' stars Chiranjeevi who has been described as the Tom Cruise of India. Chiranjeevi boasts a long and successful Tollywood and Bollywood career with over 150 movies to his name. 'Shankar Dada Zindabad' will be released in India in July 2007 and will be fantastic exposure for Warner Bros. Movie World in India.

no new ride but this... PRESS RELEASE Dreamworld starred in the next Bollywood blockbuster Heyy Babyy that will showcase Australia's favourite theme park to a potential audience of one billion people. The most expensive Bollywood film shot in Australia will put the destination on the map as India's mega studios look to expand their horizons. The Gold Coast has set their sights on India, recently embarking on the highest level trade delegation in Gold Coast history including Dreamworld and WhiteWater World International Sales Manager, Erin Rolfe. Some of Bollywood's biggest names including India's top male actor, Akshay Kumar, Fardeen Khan, Boman Irani and rising super star, Vidya Balan were among the 80-strong crew to visit Dreamworld to film scenes for Hey Baby A take on the Hollywood classic Three Men and a Baby, the $80 million Bollywood film created a buzz around Dreamworld with summer holiday crowds eagerly watching the comedy unfold. Nickelodeon Central was transformed into an elaborate movie set as the stars and over 40 extras filmed three scenes among the brightly coloured rides and attractions. Next, it was lights, camera, action at the world's first and only Wiggles World, a mini theme park designed specifically for children under five and themed around Australia's number one entertainment phenomenon, The Wiggles. Wiggly fans crowded around to watch movie magic happen before their eyes with Wiggle House forming the backdrop for life lesson on good manners and respecting elders. Top comic actor and director Sajid Khan then called on Dreamworld's bustling crowd to join in the fun for a scene on Main Street with curious guests throwing themselves into the background extra roles with great gusto. The final scene took place at Australia's first and only stationary wave, FlowRider, with the Bollywood heavy weights showing top form on the liquid treadmill. Akshay Kumar proved to be the Prince of the Pipe taking Australia's hottest new board sport in his stride. Heyy Babyy is supported by NSW Tourism, NSW Government and NSW Film and Television Office. Sajid Nadiadwala's production banner, Nadiadwala Grandson Entertainment became the first Indian production company to shoot the majority of their film in Australia. Dreamworld and Gold Coast Tourism, which has opened an office in Bollywood capital Mumbai, will work closely to expand Indian tourist numbers and sees the movie industry as a logical vehicle. Dreamworld on the Gold Coast is home to some of the tallest and fastest thrill rides in the world, Nickelodeon Central, Wiggles World, Tiger Island, The Australian Wildlife Experience, FlowRider and is home to reality television phenomenon, Big Brother. Heyy Babyy comes to the cinemas on the Thursday, 23 August 2007 in Australia. Rating TBC

Hi, i don'nt know if you have the press release yet but, oh well. It sounds like it will also do a museum as well. It is in this paragraph- “We want to showcase Australian motorbike racing history and celebrate its victories, milestones and most importantly, its legends through theming, memorabilia and our Hall of Fame.” Friday, 27 July 2007 MEDIA RELEASE Mick Doohan’s Motocoaster Revealed Ladies and Gentlemen Start Your Engines! Dreamworld is “Doohan” it like it’s never been done before and is getting set to take motobike racing to the skies. In September 2007, Dreamworld will launch the hottest thrill ride to hit the coast this decade pushing adrenaline junkies to a brand new level. The park has teamed up with one of the greatest names in motorbike racing history to bring the thrill and exhilaration of moto racing magic to the masses. Five time, 500cc World Champion and World Record Holder, Mick Doohan will launch his very own thrill ride at Dreamworld this year allowing guests to get behind the handlebars on a circuit that has to be seen to be believed. “I’m extremely proud to be associated with a great Australian icon working on a venture that celebrates and pays respect to a great Australian sport and its achievements,” Mick Doohan said. Mick Doohan’s Motocoaster features a fast, fluid track with breath taking changes in elevation, high speed corners and plenty of quick left handers. It’s a motorbike rollercoaster, the first of its kind in Australia and the only motocoaster in the world featuring life-size replicas of 500cc racing bikes. The news has created a real buzz in the motoracing industry with Honda already signing up as the first official sponsor. The bikes launch from the starting line and will reach speeds of just over 72 km per hour. The tight, 605 metre track is made up of 18 banks, bends and turns placing emphasis on last- gasp braking and plenty of open throttle. The track is built low to the ground to provide a great sensation of speed and movement and riders are held in by a unique restraint system that creates an incredible feeling of freedom and exhilaration. Each train is made up of 14 custom-made motorbikes and 2 aero-dynamically profiled, purpose built sidecars designed specifically for the pint-sized, thrill ride enthusiast or those looking for a more relaxed ride. Dreamworld and WhiteWater World Chief Executive Officer, Stephen Gregg said the new ride was designed to be a shared experience the whole family could enjoy. “We want to showcase Australian motorbike racing history and celebrate its victories, milestones and most importantly, its legends through theming, memorabilia and our Hall of Fame.” “This new attraction shows Dreamworld’s commitment to introducing cutting-edge ride technology and new experiences to the Australian market and will complement the park’s existing suite of scream machines including the Giant Drop, Tower of Terror, Cyclone Rollercoaster, Wipeout and The Claw,” he said. “Mick Doohan’s Motocoaster will be a great escape to adrenaline, fun, excitement and anticipation and will give riders a sense of accomplishment and freedom like never before.” “It underpins Dreamworld’s positioning as the ‘Australian theme park’ celebrating our unique Australian culture and its heroes,” Mr Gregg said. Mick Doohan’s Motocoaster will be located in River Town on the old Vintage Cars site, the Dreamworld classic relocated to make way for Dreamworld’s new multi million dollar, moto-monster. Get ready for hard acceleration as Dreamworld blasts further up the thrill ride ladder with Mick Doohan’s massive Motocoaster this September.

It is located north of the Carousel, west of Cartoon Network Cartoon Beach, south of the Viking's Revenge Flume Ride and east of The Plaza eating and shopping area (the old Pirate Ship location).

Off the Sea World Website - "Seals at Play will be permanently closed from 9 July 2007 to make way for an exciting new attraction." I think they must be building the awaited "Seal Rocks" at the old thrillseeker site (unless the Sea World Eye is not closed, i'm not sure). If not, it must the new penguin exhibit or some unknown ride/attraction.

Sorry, but i couldn't get the plans/ logo

New info on Taipan - 4 4m high giant red snake heads to be put up at the entry & exits of ride tunnels - 2 3m wide tubular water slides - 2500 to 5000 people per hour - New second slide - It's equivalent to putting the park's 4 most popular rides together - Steeper acceleration lanes have been added along with a tighter radius on the turns - Conveyor to bring rafts to top - 8 shaded huts to be built for guest's comfort - Sand stone wall behind the ride to be 6m high & 80m long. On Monday i'll try to post the confirmed plan of the ride & it's logo.

The park was a very small park until the expansion is complete. Compare Dreamworld & Jamberoo on google earth /maps, you can see it is small. The queues are very long, because of the small amount of rides. They are building another one i think to decrease ride waiting times.

Rapid River is a ride already open at Jamberoo. These are for plans to expand the park, sso they want to build another lazy river. I got this info by emailing Jamberoo. This is not going to like Mammoth Falls, because they are currently building a DARK MAMMOTH called "The Taipan". It will not be a ride like Thunder River Rapids because they want to expand as a water park.

The Giant Rapid River is going to be THE WORLD'S LARGEST RIVER RAPIDS RIDE!

The New Rides are as follows: - The Taipan - Giant Rapid River - Rocket Coaster - Giant Tornado - Behemoth Bowl - Octopus Racer *These may subject to change

Jamberoo Action Park has unveiled its plan to expand, which would make it one of Australia's leading theme parks. The multi million dollar, ten year plan includes NEW world class rides and a boost in local jobs. Jamberoo Action Park made a splash with its new wave pool. Its about to make a bigger splash. Work on The Taipan has started. When its finished, this ride will be the latest in family water action where two and a half thousand people are hurtled in tubes down two massive waterslides. This project is just the start. Jamberoo Action park has unveiled its ten year plan to build six new rides. Jamberoo Action Park is the largest theme park in the state - the expansion will put it in the same league as theme parks on the Gold Coast - a definite boost for the region's economy. The project is expected to cost at least twenty four million dollars. The State Government is providing funding for road upgrades and electricity infrastructure. The theme park's major extension will create dozens of jobs - attracting mostly young people. It will be kind to the environment. Source: WIN TV The Taipan is in the digging stage. One of the 6 rides are the water roller-coaster.

I think it used to be an Ned kelly stunt show cause on the ride you can see a house similar to Ned Kelly's

When i went to WWW the waves were small but i wish they could actually switch on the highest mode so we can actually bodyboard on the them. The waves at jamberoo can reach to the top of the wall with the cafe on it with a little splash

the big banana has closed it old plantation tour train ride with a new theatre presentation (2), walking plantation tour, exhibition/games room, packing shed. upgraded ticket booth, shop, cafe and big things map. snow slope closed since july last year! staff said they are going to build big WATER park near the old packing shed & bunyip section/ train ride (northern side of park). construction on that begins soon (water park)

A company called Tic Tacs well i think is proposing to build a theme park in the wollogong town of Port Kembla. For all i know i will include at the town's cliffside, seaside local pool an array of waterslides heaps of them and steep. A street will have a wild west theme. The infamous chimney stack will have a proposed clock on top of it. A putt putt centre will be included. What are your thoughts? All the info was heard on the local news.

Just the poll question above. I personally think Jamberoo's is the best cause the waves are that big they can splash onto the cafe deck above, even the best swimmer like me can not tread water that good in them. It can also produce different types wave in different directions. WWW is crap. Wet 'n' Wild's is fairly good you can tread water in that one.

where is the billabong beach 2/ rapid river 2 & rocket

They could just replace the Looney Tunes Musical Revue in the show stage with a Happy Feet Dance & Sing-A-Long Show.

where did u get that info?

I read it off the Sydney Royal Easter Show 2006 website.

it's like the mega drop at travelling shows except the mega drop doesn't have a upwards launch. The Mega Drop has a drop speed of 204km/h on a 45-metre high tower. It takes 3 seconds to drop. When you're on the ride you feel a very fast speed straight away but when your're the Giant Drop you feel going faster. It's just launched freefall. If anyone one's confused just try and pretend your on the GD and MD.