Santa07

I'm younger than most uni students (I'm still 16 for a few months), so probably best to wait till I'm 18.

Ah that must suck. I've only been overseas a few times but still better than none. I've wanted to do a massive theme park tour of the US except I have the following issues: - I don't have a job or any way to make money, any money I do get goes straight to uni and stuff - It's hard to find a time to go that avoids the crowds, is outside of uni semester, and isn't in the middle of winter - I have no friends or family that are interested in theme parks and I'm not old enough to go by myself (that said, if I went with friends, it would be at least two years, if not more, before my parents would even let me do that).

As someone who's never been to a Disney park, I'd just like to say he is one very lucky son and I'm super-jealous xD

WHOAH Where did this come from???!!!! 2008????????

VIP? What's that mean? Not much I'm guessing.

Wow this is really standing out for me! But not in a good way.

Well I never knew you could get negative likes on this forum...

Well of course! Why wouldn't they want to build a second SLC in the same park?

^Same goes for me, I should have considered what I was saying and did not mean to appear thoughtless and/or uncaring. My thoughts go towards his friends and family.

I thought the ghosts were meant to be fake!

Whoah what sort of derped up ferris wheel is that.

Harnesses look good!

Tiny enhancement from me to make the steam or whatever it is a little less noticeable.

Yeah, and all the posters around the park!

Now I guess that's something we do have to be grateful for in Australia... no 12 hour waits for new rides. Even no 2 hour waits for new rides often.

nice ever since I found a giant rubber scorpion in my breakfast this morning, I've been keeping my eye open for april fools jokes, so you can't trick me.

If I ran Sea World, I'd quit my job and put Joz in charge.

Physics is known to let you down at the most inconvenient moments though.

Oh for god's sake, the ride simply stopped at a block break, that's what the ride is meant to do if a fault is picked up. It did what it was meant to do, not what it wasn't meant to do.

^ Sounds like me and the superman spiel

Doesn't the track sit at 15m above ground in the first place?

Since opening day I mean.

Maybe the log ride's on the way out... I hope not since apart from the train it's the only attraction left. Still, some TLC might give it a few more years.

Yeah, there used to be trim brakes on the coast side of the ride just after the top of the drop, but they're gone. At least, this is what wikipedia says. I've never experienced with the trim brakes.