themagician

The first part of Tailspin has been installed

I think it's good they have decided to remove the bridge. Now that it doesn't have much purpose, it will provide a cleaner looking space and it could provide more space/an entry point to the new attraction.

^Good marketing scheme

^The RIP and BRO are the only two rides which fit the Aussie theme, so I wouldn't say the park has an overall theme either. ALSO, Dreamworld have added a count down clock on their website to when Tailspin opens and it is on the 20th September.

I think those colours are good and I don't mind the name. I agree that it is similar to constrictor, but provides a different experience. I haven't been on a slide like this before, what are peoples thoughts on it?

I'm fairly sure it was purple and yellow (similar to the ones on the logo), but I didn't take much notice so I could be wrong.

When I drove past a couple of days ago, they had all the slide pieces spread out the back of the park, ready to be lifted into place.

Dreamworld have posted this photo

If someone heads to WWW could they please get some photos of the current progress of Triple Vortex.

Thats it. Station all gone. (Source: The Theme Park Social Network)

A 75yrs batman store will replace the old Harry Potter store: (Photo Source: The Theme Park Social Network)

There is only one more bit of the hill left: Doesn't look like the station is staying: (Photo Source: The Theme Park Social Network)

I just drove past WWW and plenty of work happening. There is a crane on site, which is currently lifting the supports into place. Some of the taller ones are in position. It looks like the slide could past the looping section of BRO. It appears that all of the slide parts are now at the park. The slide features purple and yellow parts.

^I just drove past WnW and I couldn't see anything, just dirt and ground work.

That looks awesome. Plenty of effort and detail has gone into it.

^Are they doing anything particular to the Vikings revenge? I know it's under maintence, but it's for over a month. Anything major?

And people should not judge a book by its cover. This could be a huge hit with kids and become the most popular in the Kids WB area. We just need to wait until it opens, then people can't make judgements.

^That's where I thought they were going

^Any chance you got an photos of the new kids ride?

^Could you see if there is anything happening with the new pizza and coffee shop opening soon.

^Someone had said that there was a sign near the candy and ice-cream store saying new pizza and coffee store coming soon.

WWW maintenance schedule has been added and the RIP will be closed from the 04/08 - 08/08 (inclusive). So maybe some parts of the slide will be installed during this time. Also, the Temple of Huey Tower is closed from the 11/08 - 05/09 (inclusive). Would this be due to the Triple Vortex? If anyone is going there today could they please get some photos.

Another update (source: theme park social network)

^That has been like that for a while and hasn't been updated since SW announced it

^I totally agree. So far this year we are really starting to see Dreamworld head in a new direction. Yes they may not have fixed/replaced what a lot of people really want to be (Eg. Mine Ride), but it isn't like they are shutting down any time soon. People need to be patient, it will happen. Yes it has been a number of year since it closed and it would be great if they did something about it, but it isn't like a big coaster that just sits there. The exterior may be becoming worn, but at least it fits into the area. Dreamworld did a fantastic job with the Dreamwork's area and I personally think Pandemonium is a great addition to the area. Now they have upgraded Ocean Parade and that looks great. We're getting a new thrill ride which looks like it will be a hit, they have cleaned up Shockwave and they have brought life back to one of the parks best rides. There is still plenty they need/can do, but people need to be thankful and be congratulating Dreamworld for the new direction they are heading in, instead of complaining everyday about the same thing.