jcgoldcoast

The Facebook page states: My interpretation of this statement would be that the ride does not meet modern fire safety requirements (e.g. the required number of emergency exits etc), not that the mountain is not fire safe. I'm sure that if the mountain was not fire safe, it would have come down as soon as Dreamworld became aware of this.

@JeffreyMoore Not sure if I've missed something, but I can't say I've seen anything from Dreamworld stating that the mountain was coming down because it's not fire safe. Are you able to point me to where this was stated?

@Reanimated35 I think I might have been on the same train as your first ride!

@wikiverse You never know

My guess is lightening rods.

Seeing as this map is missing Rivals, I'd say it's a pretty safe bet that it is just a place holder.

@MaxxTheMonster Yep I had issues - I had to call and they were able to manually redeem over the phone straight away

@djrappa I've been asked if I did have a Fight Nights admission ticket, but never been asked to produce evidence... Is there potentially a report that is run before each to match up UTT tickets to admission tickets/redemptions purchased by the same person?

^ No, thats what block brakes are for.

According to the rumour mill, the new Spiderman/Avengers area is going to take over Hollywoodland and potentially Bugs Land too.

Now I see it - zoom to the max!!!

I still cant see it (I must be getting old...) but I'll definitely take your word for it!

Looks more like Top Golf construction to me?

Interesting, looks like a Non-Inverting Loop wasn't always planned...

I can highly recommend https://ridemax.com to help plan out your day at Disney - you tell it the day you are going and the attractions you want to visit, and it builds a customised plan to get you the (predicted) shortest waits possible. The app ended up overestimating most of the wait times when we were there, so we got in a couple more rides than we planned.