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@Jackson13Walasek How would you tell a tiger what they are doing is wrong?

TP is not a glorified driving range. Nobody is going here to practice their golf swing.

Red circle is top of screen. How the net works in this area = I have no idea but it's not the standard TG setup. + The supports for the net are the circles with the dots in the middle.

Don't forget grasshopper a path from the front car park runs along the inside of the blue screen. People entering via this car park will need to be protected also.

In that case. No!

Who is this Mark you talk of @Tim Dasco?

@AlexB By the look of them they will be on the outside of the net. (I know you did a joke but thought I would be a smart ass)

MW sold half the tree to help pay for Rivals.

@pushbutton go inside. It's a new dark ride just for you.

From the local council member. We have had a couple of emails from local residents regarding the ‘brightness’ of feature lights atop of the new roller coaster at Movieworld. From a City Planning perspective Officers from Development Compliance have advised the new roller coaster is defined as “a Tourist Attraction and is an accepted use in the Major Tourism Zone in the City Plan, as such there is no development approval or conditions relating to the roller coaster that can be used to enforce any perceived amenity impacts or light nuisance from the structure affixed to the top of the roller coaster”. In addition Officers also advised “...like the “Green Lantern” ride lights, the lights do not meet the definition of ‘advertise’ in the local law, which includes the use of any temporary advertising device or permanent advertising device for the sale or exposing for sale, or for the purpose of publicising any matter. They are lights on a roller coaster, which we do not regulate”. Finally, a Senior Enviromental Health Officer attend one complainants property and “...measured light pollution at a bedroom window from the sign at the top of the Hypercoaster. Max 1 lux light spill observed. No observable nuisance based on this reading...” PS no noise complaints logged (yet) regarding screams from guests riding the roller coaster upside down / backwards...

It's wouldn't be worth your while @themeparkaddict because all arguments are based on assumptions. DW are in a bucket load of horse poo if they think I'm willing to renew my pass this year when is staring to look like a scene straight out of Boyz In The Hood.

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There is only so many ways you can play dress up with a seal before it's not fun anymore and as the saying goes, “you can’t teach an old seal new tricks”.

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NO! I've watched Crocodile Dundee.

In Australia don't we call a walkthrough a walkabout?

I don't know if it's the location @Roachie. it's a guess. Since Trolls is from Dreamworks DW might connect it? I don't know.

I wonder if this is the new TROLLS exhibit/attraction DW is building.

@Redboost Or my favourite. (It's always a good time to eat chicken).

When I rode the ride operations were the best I have ever seen at MW. Hopefully you caught them on a bad day. I'm surprised you have no love for row 10 @AlexB? A couple of remarks of the POV. Some photos from Novastream.

Why do I feel MW screwed the public on the opening of Rivals?

Can you no longer order food by using your phone?

Does MW still have a phone app?

Fail! You zoom in and you can barely read it. You Zoom out and you can barely read it. What it the point of a map that you can barely read.

Latest update. The web site is no more. After further discussion with securityholders and between Ardent and Ariadne, both parties have agreed that the most important outcome is the ability of the Ardent Board to have absolute focus on executing its stated strategy and to deliver securityholder value. This is best achieved by the establishment of a collaborative and unified Board. Accordingly it has been agreed that the EGM will not proceed and that Dr. Weiss and Mr. Richmond have been invited to join the Board effective immediately. In line with Ardent’s previous commitment regarding the retirement of Australian non-executive directors, two directors will now step down no later than the 2017 AGM in November.