Brad2912

So are houses, boxes, boats, grandstands, shelters, steps, fences and floorboards. We these special planks labelled with the word 'maze' on them?

Please explain how a pallet of wooden planks is confirmation of a maze location...

True! But if his dad wasn't there then the sperm 1/2 wasn't actually at Expo... This is getting weird haha.

Unless your mum had a 5 year pregnancy, you weren't a placenta... Maybe an egg?

Already a thread about this from way back

On the claw effectively everyone is a single rider. There is no carriages, you just sit down in a seat. It's pretty simple really, I personally think the same of wipeout

I'd say Early next year to promote VIP sales for 15-16

I don't think claw requires a single Rider queue. The current process is more than efficient

The bridge is no-where the gate

Demolition and site clearance would have taken up close to half that $20m fee

Don't get me wrong, as a bit of a self-confessed batman tragic, I'd happily see a store dedicated to batman, but unless it is something beyond just merch, it's overkill, as there is already decent stock in the DC store

So you want them to spend money to open new attractions and then drop their prices?? They are already dirt cheap!

That's a photo of a sign. There has been no release stating they were opening a specific batman store, which you think would have been mentioned in their Batman Anniversary press release a couple of weeks back. I seriously doubt this is a new batman store. What it is, who knows for now...

Hence why many airports don't use landing/takeoff flight paths over suburban areas. There are homes within a couple of hundred metres from dreamworld southern boundary (WWW side), but screams from rides can be heard on the other side of the highway which is densely populated.

Most of our theme parks are in/close to suburban neighbourhoods, which restricts noise levels after a set time, hence why outdoor rides at MW cease operating after 10, while in indoor rides operate later on theme nights. This would negate the benefits of a 24 hour operation period

And that's what I was trying to get at, I'm not even going to argue that it ISNT a roller coaster. I understand that categorically it is, I just personally don't think of it that way. If I was taking a mate/family member to DW for the first time and they said 'i want to go on a rollercoaster first', I wouldn't even think of ToT2, it would be straight to cyclone, or possibly Buzzsaw (Which I also struggle to think of as a roller coaster, but more so than TOT2). You may think that's wrong, and I agree technically it is, but it's just how I think.

Excellent ride, one of my favourites, I just personally do not see it as a roller coaster. I guess it's semantics to argue what constitutes a roller coaster, so let's not bother

I'm sure that will all be sign posted, and visual from the queue entry

^ agreed ^

Lolman - what do you mean you can't wear thongs? Of course you can, though most people take them off to avoid losing them in the water. Iwerks - they don't have a top notch coaster, so it wouldn't be 'another' one

Do you mean as in a family/kids ride? Or is that your idea of saying Driving School is a poor ride, and only DW puts in poor rides?

The watermark completely distorts the photo, especially given its poor mobile phone quality. Was there really much go gain by doing it?

A great rollercoater would really drive attendance and annual pass sales, which would in turn deliver capital to spend on re-freshing 1-2 attractions each year. That should be priority one. I re-painted Claw is no going to get more bums through the gates

Well once you are either in the forward or backward facing row, you obviously have to keep moving down so the seats can be filled..

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