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No sorry, I had a whole essay written but I accidently deleted it. Anyway here's my thoughts on a new park in NSW. It is inevitable that one day a major park will be built in NSW. NSW has a population of 8.16 million people, more than any other state in Australia. On top of that, NSW had 42.7 million tourists ( both international and domestic ) visit in 2019 ( pre covid remember ). So the arguement that ' NSW can't support a park ' is plain rubbish. Now for the big question is where would we put a park. There's only two options in my mind: Western Sydney or the Central Coas

I was just thinking about making a forum about this yesterday. Ok, firstly I do see a new

I do agree that there's a lot of Chinese tourists ( and other nationalities, may I add ) but yeah, I think the locals love it.

Big news!!! LPS can reopen in October for fully vaccinated people with a capacity of 5,000 people. https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-09-09/nsw-freedoms-for-fully-vaccinated-explained/100446378

C'mon, heaps of domestic tourists go there.

A quick note, if you want updates just go on JAP's instagram. Every Friday they post construction updates.

It's a short ride. Wouldn't be complaining if we got one at LPS as a coaster is a coaster but I definitely prefer the Hot Racer.

Where did you find it?

Scenic World, as you probably know, is a tourist attraction in the Blue Mountains. It has 3 ' rides ' ( if you could call them rides ), which are the Scenic Skyway, the Scenic Railway and the Scenic Cableway. It once had a coaster named Orphan Rocker which never opened to the public and has a multitude of rumours surrounding it ( Anetha Hammond, the founders daughter has debunked the rumors ) My questions are: 1. How would Scenic World be different if the Orphan Rocker was opened today? 2. Do you think Scenic World is a theme park? 3. Do you think Scenic World will add anymore

https://www.sanadcapital.com.au/post/so-much-about-to-happen-the-major-milestone-that-has-put-130m-wave-park-project-on-a-roll

I mean it would make perfect sense for them to use the old Big Dipper station / building ( I think it was used for the queue but I'm not quite sure ) for the ride. It would: 1.) mean one less construction job for the park, 2.) add a nice touch of heritage to the coaster and 3.) make the building actually lead to a Big Dipper rather then a collection of old Huss flat rides. Also, don't trust the simulation as it had a pink / green version of the Sledgehammer.

Might be looking at it wrong but it seems transparent to me.

Well, I never thought I would say this but the WACA in Perth is getting a pool and two waterslide as part of a $100 million dollar make over. While getting a two waterslides a stadium is unique, one of the slides will wrap around a light pole. Imagine watching the footy while going down a waterslide. https://www.austadiums.com/news/936/final-designs-revealed-for-64m-waca-upgrade

If it's private, how would he be getting in? Not having a go at all, just wondering.

Just wondering where are all the photos been taken? A apartment?