Brad2912

Your post confuses me. You contradict yourself by asking if WD or HS mazes will return, and then repeat MW's confirmation that all 4 mazes will be new in the same paragraph. You would assume the same 4 locations will be used that have been used previous years (2x studio sound stages, western sound stage & Scooby queue house). How do you come to the conclusion that The Ripper will be all hyped up, and then be disappointing, when all we know so far is the name and a picture of a street scene?? Not sure where you get Watch Dogs theme (set in a futuristic city & all about electronic gadgets and surveillance) from the picture of The Ripper teaser which showed a 17/1800's cobblestone street & lamp). They have done a maze based on a video game previously - Batman Arkham Asylum back in 2011. I wouldn't get you heart set on universal level standards. No doubt it will be fantastically themed, but with Universal you're talking about the pinnacle of this type of event.

The same distance reef diver was from Wipeout??

Won't be this year that's pretty certain

That car is much larger than the Speedy cars, that or the photographer has done a real good job of using perspective and distance to create an illusion of size.

It doesn't get released til Oct 16th (did you read the press release?) so clearly no one has played it yet (unless we have affiliated game developers on the site).

What ride? Sea Viper? Gonskis

1. Didn't even realise this was available anymore 2. Saturday morning you are looking at a 30-40min drive. I'd leave brisbane at 9, and pre-buy your tickets 3. Valid on most of the big 8. I wouldn't bother, it's not school holidays, long weekend last week, think it will be a fairly moderate Saturday. TOT and GD your likely longest waits, do them first, or at 12:30-1 when most people are getting lunch. Plan to do rides when the tiger show is on as well, that absorbs a lot of visitors. 4. Take a backpack with you and keep everything including wallet/phone etc in it. Leave them ah the station on each ride. If you don't want to carry it all day, there are all day lockers for $12 from memory, can go back and forth all day. 5. Jewellery is fine, some of the tame kids rides you'd get away with wallet/phone in pocket, but just put it in your bag!

Potentially. MW hasn't revealed locations as yet, you'd assume we'd know something in a couple of weeks

^ what he said But the reference to the second major refurb has been removed

They had initially announced that another ride additional to Wipeout would be re-vamped but that has been put off til next year (or the unknown future)

Wow..

The top of the headrest appears to be a good metre below the arm. Given you are seated, and only your lower leg (knee down) is 'free', you would probably have to have roughly 2 metre long lower legs to hit that pole

Would be awesome with water canons in my opinion. From my experience you currently have to be lucky to get wet on the ride, which shouldn't be the case

Soft concrete of course!

Deadliest turn huh? Maybe if riders were going faster than walking pace and in more than 5cms of water.

The website mentions that there will be scare zones. Can't wait!

those pictures are identical to what it always looks like, and the show stage has had a maze in it for the past 3 years so that's no surprise. The wood still means nothing..

Dude there was one just over a week ago..

Luna Park Sydney has announced a world-first partnership with film giant, 20th Century Fox to celebrate the upcoming release of the highly anticipated action blockbuster, The Maze Runner. The colossal labyrinth from the film will come to life in The Maze Runner Adventure Live!, an attraction being built exclusively within Luna Park Sydney. Launching from Thursday 18th September, the experience will run throughout the Spring school holidays period up until Halloween weekend. Currently in construction, The Maze Runner Adventure Live! is a collaboration with Twentieth Century Fox and The Sudden Impact! Entertainment Company. The mysterious maze set will take Luna Park Sydneys guests on a walk-through, hands-on adventure, involving innovative special effects and immersive performance, bringing to life the vision and adrenalin-pumping action seen in the film. Core scenes from the Twentieth Century Fox release will be recreated within the attraction to task the audience with their own quest: to conquer the maze and find their missing Maze Runner companions. Unexpected thrills and amazing imagery from the film will give guests their own personal Maze Runner adventure first hand. Looking forward to the launch, Twentieth Century Fox film distributors Marketing Director Sue Zerk explains Twentieth Century Fox Films is very excited about our partnership with Luna Park Sydney, for our upcoming film, The Maze Runner. This is a unique opportunity for us to use non traditional marketing, in an innovative way, to reach the elusive teen/tween market. Luna Park Sydney Marketing Manager Darrin Parker added it is with great pride and anticipation that Luna Park Sydney announces its world first collaboration with Twentieth Century Fox. The Maze Runner Adventure Live!, a guest experience constructed exclusively for Luna Park Sydney (will be) the highlight of our Spring Carnival and (will) provide our guests with a truly memorable adventure in park. Posted on Thrills FB Page

Did you ever ride Sea Viper? That rust was real...

Can you write that again please? But this time, in English.

Maybe give it another shot? I've never had an issue with the guns or holding them. It's not a must ride for me, but it's not bad...

A satellite image, by definition, would mean it was visible from, well, a satellite. Given TOT never operated without a roof, I believe a satellite image of when TOT opened, if such an image exists (google maps and nearmap weren't around then) would provide zero use.

Cool story bro

And what is in this store?