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  1. 3 hours ago, pushbutton said:

    I suppose all good things come to an end. Until the late 90s there was also a similar mad mouse at the Adelaide showgrounds, which was one of the few rides that was always there, not just when the royal show was on.

    Whilst I understand that timber wears out over time, I did like this ride and it would be nice if at least that last one could be preserved, even if it had to be completely rebuilt with new timber. 

    Could it be possible to get this last wooden mouse coaster at LPS heritage listed.

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  2. 2 hours ago, pushbutton said:

    That's interesting. How do they keep the guests  (and performers) away from the sharks?

     

    I remember asking a similar question of a sea world employee once about why the sharks dont eat the other fish in the shark tank and apparently the reason the sharks dont eat the other fish in the area is because they find it easier to be fed the dead fish by the employees than to hunt and eat the live fish in the aquarium. Although I was unaware there were two seperate lagoons.

  3. On 15/11/2017 at 12:56 AM, pin142 said:

    Think South Bank is at the point now that IMAX would survive there. The only issue now is people are used to the stupidly cheap pricing offered at South Bank.

    I think we could go one step above and say an Imax Dome could survive in south bank (If an Imax dome can survive in Saudi Arabia, Alabama, Iowa and Detroit it can survive in Brisbane)

  4. 14 hours ago, Gazza said:

    What's the good theming in the tailspin queue? Where does it "take you”?

    The somewhat decent theming (Probably be described as between average and good theming) is the shark that is hung up like jaws and the wood used being faded and aged all adding to the seaside theming.

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    14 hours ago, pushbutton said:

    Arkham Asylum is by far the best themed ride in Australia. 

    Well not so much the ride but the queue is anyway .

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  5. 4 hours ago, jjuttp said:

    That's why i'm somewhat surprised they can get away with the likes of Wonder Woman. Although i also think with Dubai being the tourist hotspot it is, they're a little more relaxed.

    It's not in the city of Dubai it is in the city of Abu Dhabi also known as the United Arab Emirates capital city (just a bit of a geography rant)

  6. 54 minutes ago, themeparkaddict said:

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    This is actually a terrible idea from a marketing standpoint as it means now they will not be able to market the annual pass or tickets as including two theme parks which  means it no longer appeals to the under informed general consumers sense of value for money

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  7. 4 hours ago, Jobe said:

    Hey all,

    Not sure if anyone has seen this Youtube Channel but its called Defunctland and it has some excellent videos on past attractions at Disney, Universal and Cedar Point. They are not overly long but are jam packed with great history and info. Thought you guys would be appreciative of the viewing.

    The below one is excellent and is on that infamous water park Action Park.

    Check it out:

    Also the videos about Disney's 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea attraction is recommended- I have always been interested in this ride and these videos do a fabulous job of explaining the history and the ultimate reasons for its eventual removal.

    Happy viewing- Enjoy!!

    :)

    Defunctland is definitely a channel i would recommend with my favourite part not being his main history series but rather his podcast series where does interviews.

    Also his recommended channels list also features some other good theme park channels such as yesterworld.

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