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Im Hungry

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  1. 2 minutes ago, Vidgamer said:

    It seems Village has put up the price of a One Pass to $189 (they seemed to be $169 before today). I think they last put the price up in July, so it's a rise of $30 in 6 months.

    The price was put up sometime last week I think... I guess it's coz the peak season is looming by with the opening of borders too

  2. 3 hours ago, alex0089 said:

    It Got stuck tonight, over 10 minutes at the top and now the "top" is stuck coming down it seems.

    Edit: tops coming down very, very slowly now about 5 minutes after the gondola dropped

    Brought out of maintenance too soon maybe 😳

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    It ended up reopening later tonight - if anyone was wondering.

  3. East side of drop may need some work.

    Yesterday, they were only operating with 5 seats because one of the seatbelts frayed (this would've happened during Happy Halloween the day before, coz they operated all 8 seats earlier that day with no issue whatsoever).

    Seats 1 to 6 were fine, but seat 7 had the issue. And since you have to balance out the ride, it left seats 1, 7 and 8 unavailable.

  4. 1 hour ago, fletch said:

    Does anyone know what the new boats will look like yet? In my opinion I reckon its pretty stupid their putting individual lap bars on it, as there was nothing wrong with the single bars and they were much faster to secure with faster dispatch times.

    Just like Roadrunner, each seat will have individual lap bars for the safety of every passenger onboard.

    Take into account someone with large legs (a parent) sitting beside someone small (their child). You can imagine that when they close their lap bar, the parent will have theirs as tight as they can but the smaller passenger will have plenty of room to move around (posing a great risk anytime from dispatch to unload).

  5. 9 hours ago, themagician said:

    DW are already implementing new procedures to help with the parking issue. They have opened up the access road to Blue Lagoon park as extra parking. They are reducing the entry road to one lane. They have traffic control directing traffic down the first row so cars have to use the back half of the carpark. This is to allow day guests to exit easily and then Halloween guests fill the front car parks first. They have also removed the fencing that was used to store ST track. 

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    Had a good view of the "overflow car park" next to the land the Big Brother House used to sit on from the Giant Drop today. Saw a handful of vehicles parked there throughout the day.

  6. In regards to the gondola for the west side of drop:

    The gondola is looking slick. Brand new overhead canopy that's larger than the ones on the east side (which explains the reason behind extra arms coming off the flat yellow part between the seats and the catch car to hold it up). It has a black finish, but also has the words "Giant Drop" meshed into it (is it there to cast a shadow on riders? who knows). Just like The Claw, it too has received newly replaced harnesses and seatbelts.

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  7. 4 hours ago, Coaster Hipster said:

    Why did you add a backwards spike to the launch?

    The client requested this change in order to add an additional feature of three launches. There were also another ideas in place to create another launch sequence at the straight portion of the launch but we stuck to the launch as we got it on Blue Fire.

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    (Photo: Gold Coast Theme Parks)

    Interesting to hear there were other ideas for the launch. I wonder what they could've been (bunny hills on the launch)?

  8. It's essentially an out-of-control boat...

    Once it dispatches, it has a mind of its own (with only water and little obstructions beneath the surface to create the rapids feature somewhat controlling the raft) until it comes to a conveyor belt or something.

    Given I have never ridden a Rapids ride before, I'll have to make second thoughts whether I do essentially board one or not (I'll most likely board but we'll see).

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  9. 12 minutes ago, Coasterjoe said:

    Not guna lie, I think a ride like this would be a perfect replacement for AA ;) One can dream! 

    It sure would! Would love to see one here, but.......

    An RMC single-rail coaster in the Gold Coast would fit either parks nicely.

    Would love to see one in either blue circles, but who knows what'll happen.

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    One thing for sure, we probs won't be seeing a thrill ride be built on the island...

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