Aw hype

Please ignore update says man was at different place

Damn there goes some goooooodddd memories

With all due respect, I believe dw needs a very big overhaul. Whether it's ardent selling off, or just having a big review of how they're operating the park, something needs to be done. Very much lately, and even before the tragic accident, dreamworld seemed to always be putting band aids on a gunshot wound. Rides like the wipeout needed to be gone ages ago, before they had massive bad for business ride closures, that probably have cost them more than it would to demolish and retheme with store/restaurant etc. And once trr and eureka mountain are demolished,a nod if the log ride is, I believe the whole gold rush area should be retheme Perhaps a space theme? Would go good with buzzsaw and giant drop. Dreamworld could just theme everything up and wouldn't have to build a new ride. Advertise it like a massive new thing and the gp will roll in

What is there to do with 25 year old slides though? Other than take th m to places like ern halliday

Mate from school whose dad does army cadets etc. says that the high ropes course and Rock wall have been sold to camp keram

The raft slide looks a hell of a lot faster in the ad than it is. Before it closed, and for as long as I remember, the slide shown had singular black donut tubes. Perhaps with the management changes and health and safety stuff the water pressure was lowered and tandem riding no longer existed. One thing I find interesting is I believe the owner of the land owned all the equipment on it and hired companies to 'lease' the property

Pretty sure they're the slides are the old ones from mirrabooka action park (now defunct)

Link?

I'm no expert, but aren't the prices of the passes really based upon demographics? I think most of the attendees of gc parks are tourists, who won't be buying a season pass. Most of their focus would be on tourism, whereas it wouldn't be at AW. People go to gc for the soul purpose of doing the parks, but don't come to Perth to souly do AW. What I'm trying to say is gc parks target locals for the passes, and so do AW, therefore there's more profit to be made off of season passes over here. I'm pretty sure none of that made sense. https://youtu.be/VkdP3Nxmtag

Is this ur first post without negative rep? just kidding but it'd be great to see one of those flat rides. Maybe something like 'the vomitron'

35 degrees. Feet being cooked like bacon. 100 sweaty guests in a shed. No need for a/c

It's pretty safe to say cedar fair outdid Six Flags with the announcements

This: https://rcdb.com/15443.htm anyine seen any reports?

When Jim Reid Anderson decided to come down under Goliath was clearly the best option

I only reckon it would be post the over banked turn. The ejector hill chucks u up even with the over the shoulder restraints. Plus you pull big g's in the dive loop

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I feel a ride like abyss will be a bit of a knee crusher with lap bars, but yeah, I'd still like to experience it. Anyone know what dinosaur like skulls, thorns and drums have to do with Goliath?

It's officially the most underused name ever

Everyone guess the name before its revealed

Hey like if they wanna name it DC Rivals Hypercoaster, I'd just bloody well hope it's themed to more than the joker and batman. Imagine the possibilities if they could somehow theme it to the same level as Superman, but the whole DC universe.

Dragons revenge

And.... https://rcdb.com/15413.htm That 1.5m drop 😱

The gerstlauer website states 4 inversions. No mention of cobra roll or inline loop

A bit annoyed right now. According to AW website, the Abyss features 4 inversions (over banked turn is NOT an inversion) including a zero g roll, inline loop? and a cobra roll. I don't know who's doing their website right now, but they are clickbaiting the gp. In factuality Abyss has an inline twist, Immelmann and dive loop.