Amber Mustang

Yes, it's where Matrix was. There's also dogem cars. The whole area, just at the entrance of Wild West Falls is like a carnival now (which is a bit lame in my opinion).

Hey everyone, I just got back from my trip to QLD (which was ingeniously timed for Halloween) and have some pics to share. I thought the night I went to (Tues 30th) was great - packed though, of course. Great atmosphere and costumes and the staff worked their asses off to make it a really efficient (fast change-overs and extra trains/cars running), night. In the 3 hours, I only managed to get onto 2 rides because of the sheer amount of people and wait times. In hindsight I really wish I'd made it to Superman Escape, as it's my favorite ride and I want to ride it in the dark. I thought Scooby Doo would have extra theming inside on the ride for Halloween so lined up for about an hour, but the ride was just the same as normal which was a shame. I'd read on this forum (I've been lurking around for a while and finally decided to join and post since Ozcoaster doesn't seem to be working for me) that Lethal Weapon was a different ride in the dark so it was my main priority to get on. I was in queue for about an hour and waited a bit extra to get the front seats (I thought I'd go the 'whole hog'). I was terrified - you really can't see a thing! Bu it was exhilarating. It IS a different ride in the dark, a much more horrifying one! I highly recommend it. The souvenir photo is also cool - a special Halloween Edition. I thought the 'Fright Zone' was cool - great costumes (a lot of effort involved!) and theming. Freddy Krueger looked awesome! Respect to the staff for taking it so seriously and not cracking up like I'm sure I would've done! Of course it doesn't compare to the Halloween Celebrations in American theme parks but it was extremely awesome for Movie World to put in so much effort and see how much of a success it was (cars banked up for miles!). I'm sure it will keep getting better every year, too. Well done!