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And just think, all you'd need to do is move the studios. You would then need to buy 2 of the world's longest coasters. The Beast (1979) Cost: $4000000 USD So..... Add some inflation: Now don't forget, we're buying 2 of them.... Now that's just in USD, so let's convert that back.... A quick bit of math... New ride to fill the space: $40,000,000 Plus the cost of demolition of the studios Plus the millions of dollars lost there once they're gone. Equals: You're full of shit.

No, that was the other ride. Sadly if they're right, on paper it's a pretty pathetic addition to the park IMO.

By the looks of them I'd say they're stormwater. They look to be about 450-500mm - way too big for potable water.

She's done a lot of work for Dreamworld though it seems. Also - award for most awkward newspaper photo of the week goes to.....

Alright. I can't tell you my source without getting them into a lot of trouble. I can confirm 100% exactly what the park is getting for the area in front of the showstage. If you'd rather keep the surprise til the official announcement, don't click below. Otherwise here you go. The only problem is that it has a very low pph count to it and does require several staff.

That thing will jerk you around more than an epileptic prostitute

A REFRESHEDTIGER ISLAND B-

Your calculations are way off then @AlexB lol Last drink I had was the work xmas function. Prior to that it would have been at least 6 months between drinks. Re the motorsport exhibit - I'm keen to check it out, but it hasn't warranted the purchase of a pass IMO.

It's a shame IPBoard doesn't allow for shadow banning

I don't really like alcohol.

Ok, what about a water slide that ends in a turbine? It's for when you just want to end it all, but go out having some fun. This would have to be a pretty expensive upcharge though to cover the cleaning costs.

I'm sorry, but why is everyone feeding the obvious troll? Are you all new to the internet or something?

Hopefully some shade. And maybe a dark walk-through/ride. Plus maybe a monorail to connect the two parks.

Duh. Don't you know anything about the concrete water channel industry?

And if at the half way point of the slide you can get up and walk through a dark room before continuing the slide, push might just one day visit the park.

Is this the "forbidden shaft"?

In fairness, that's almost out of sight and clearly shows penguin encounter signs on the building. It's to be expected there. The way it is at the moment, based solely on the photos provided, there's no indication that's going to be part of Tiger Island, obviously it is, but paranoid penny in the park may not make the connection.

I can't believe I have to explain this, but, "unlimited" in this sense is "unlimited entry*" not "an unlimited number of passes available" *Excluding whatever (if any) lockout dates apply

^ Storm Coaster Storm Coaster will be closed for Maintenance from Monday the 1st of Feb – Sunday 13th March with a scheduled reopening date of Monday the 14th of March 2016. While that would make sense, isn't it technically "off-season" for the parks now?

^ Wasn't that in the soundstage where one of the rides are now?

I believe that may have actually had a use! During Fright Nights 2014, there was a projector in the building that was in front of that door, on the top level. I would therefore assume that the door was the access to that room. Best pic I could find:

Did you ever think that maybe the buildings/facades that were there before were not standalone, but instead built on to the show stage wall, hence the missing wall pieces. I'd love that wall banner though. No idea what I'd do with it, but I love looney tunes so I need it for reasons....

^ Very true, and it does have another quarantine area sign on it. I'd originally though the quarantine are sign was part of the theming for the laser tag.