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That was me and my son at PC a couple weeks back. just meant I got to hear the bad gags before everyone else in the crowd, gags which likely didn't translate to anything funny anyway...

Maybe I should have added SeaWorld to my previous post regarding the combination of parks...

Under promise & over deliver. Has gotten me far! Haha

Loved the triple m article about this with photos of roller coasters... Zero clue. Sounds like it will be an AOS/PC/Corroboree in one destination with an added Chinese cultural element. If it brings more tourists to the coast that in turn bring supplemental visitation and $$$ to our theme parks then it can't be a bad thing..

I'll stick that on my fridge too...

They're building a Torres Strait Island themed Rollercoaster? Sweet!

Who made that slideshow video? What a waste of time..

The media are morons..

But not good use of punctuation?

Excitement about closed containers sitting in a car park won't extend for very long...

With holes in your shoes & no socks..

Used to be Dine-ins everywhere. Only Kirra left on the coast, though rumours that PH may revisit dine-in's in the future

Google does

HaHa... Gold!

Closing for sure!!

Yeah, but the mouse is smart, they're rebranding as 'Disneyverse'

@downunder196 & @Santa07 It's pretty obvious they are trying to make it realistic to the comics...

No he's not lieing. The dipping dots guy told me as well. There will be global closures of any themeparks that have the word 'land' or 'world' in their name.

Gees.. I used to have to go to classrooms each day, you get to go to Wet N Wild for school...

Can everyone please print @Jamberoo Fan's construction timetable out and stick it on their fridge so he can stop telling us what he predicted everytime someone asks about timings..

Bastards dug up my favourite car space! im outraged and will never go back there again.

Whilst I can see what you are getting at, SE most certainly is a decent signature roller coaster (and is also large scale depending on your interpretation of large).

What bank charges you for pressing savings on an EFTPOS machine to use your own money? Never heard of such as thing and sounds incredibly illegal. Credit, I understand.

Wrong... completely wrong... Cash & eftpos (savings/cheque) has no surcharge. Pressing credit, or using paywave (which processes payments as a credit transaction) brings an attributed processing charge depending under your card provider (it's not a fixed fee, it's a % of the total purchase cost) Movieworld (like most big business these days) uses an integrated POS system. You can't forget to press EFTPOS because then it wouldn't activate the EFTPOS terminal to pay. The POS system speaks directly to the terminal, as opposed to user input where the cashier types in the amount to be paid. This takes user error out of the equation. It's either a intentional or accidental software issue.

I'm not aware of the actual wording in the relevant law, but unnecessary doesn't mean illegal. It's unnecessary for me to eat dessert after dinner, that doesn't mean I can't if I want to.