Adventure World new ride 2025

[Tim Dasco]

Adventure World has submitted an application for a new ride for 2025, with the removal of Rampage plus Inferno and Black widow getting much older (Black Widow was closed this entire season) I personally recon we might see a new dry ride rather than water.

 

My pick would be a Gerslaur sky roller, I guess time will tell.

[Themepark Enthusist]

On 23/4/2025 at 12:02 AM, Tim Dasco said:

My pick would be a Gerslaur sky roller, I guess time will tell.

I thought Aussie World have a similar ride that they have already built that just isn’t opened yet?

[themagician]

@Theme Park Enthusiast I think it’s similar, but not that exact model.

@Tim Dasco good find and great to see AW are finally adding another ride. I think their possibilities are (almost) endless because they don’t really have any competition on that side of the country.

[Baconjack]

Little adventure world has so much room to build new things so this could be put basically anywhere. Rampage spot is open, so is where the castle used to be, and so is the pirate ship spot if you want to make a statement at the gate. 

They sorely need dry rides, they’ve lost two (might be three soon) in the last 10 years and gained one in that span of time. I’d love to see them get an air race or a screaming swing personally, inferno’s getting pretty old and a sky roller would work super well at the top of the hill.

Edited April 24 by Baconjack

[Trevor]

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I know it's from Germany 🇩🇪 not from Gerstlauer it is other ride manufacturer and the number complaint and it was a fan favorite and why was spray paint was on ground or paint between the go-karts and the entrance near the fence but Kraken got the old one but or zamperla ride  

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[Aw hype]

12 hours ago, New display name said:

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I was thinking yesterday that this is the smartest thing they could do.

Bounty's was like our wipeout.

This will market very well over here.

[DaptoFunlandGuy]

On 24/04/2025 at 12:38 PM, New display name said:

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Let's be honest, the AW bounty was a HUSS yawn... installed a year after Wonderland put in a starship of the same name. But if AW puts in a looping starship to replace the old Huss Pirate, i'm booking flights.

[Baconjack]

On 24/04/2025 at 11:14 AM, Trevor said:

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I know it's from Germany 🇩🇪 not from Gerstlauer it is other ride manufacturer and the number complaint and it was a fan favorite and why was spray paint was on ground or paint between the go-karts and the entrance near the fence but Kraken got the old one but or zamperla ride  

Huss are still making pirate ships today.

Would be interesting if they bought one. Exactly the same model as the old one.

It's a smart move tbf. Old school much loved ride being brought back.

Edited May 4 by Baconjack

[downunder]

There's an Intamin Gyro Swing going cheap on the east coast...okay just kidding.

Pirate Ship would be fun. I'd like to see them get a fun small coaster.

[Tim Dasco]

I guess its safe to say its Bounty's Revenge coming back, most likely a Huss replacement for the original. I wonder if it will take the same plot. Building Permit is currently under review.

 

[themagician]

The park are finally teasing the new ride

Perth Theme Parks also posted these construction photos last week

 

[jddc7]

Great we are finally getting a new ride but kind of disappointed if it's just the Bountys Revenge again. They already have Goliath which is a swinging type of ride. 

 

Wondering if Black Widow will go soon as well

[Baconjack]

Ride (which looks like a Huss pirate just like the original) not far away from commissioning

(from Perth theme parks on FB)

Edited Monday at 08:27 AM by Baconjack

[Noll_57]

Looks really good! Definitely a much better location for it near the lake. 

[Ogre]

Interesting that both Rainbow's End and Adventure World are getting reimagined Huss Pirate Ships this year lol

[DaptoFunlandGuy]

13 hours ago, Baconjack said:

which looks like a Huss pirate just like the original

How imaginative of the management. 

[themagician]

54 minutes ago, DaptoFunlandGuy said:

How imaginative of the management. 

It’s a good model, why not just replace the old with the new if it’s popular. I’d love to see Sea World get one again!

[DaptoFunlandGuy]

because it's been done. At least King Claw is an upgrade - something new, something different. 

The park has a small offering as it is. Something the locals haven't seen before might have had a greater impact than just bringing back a retiree.

[New display name]

AW could have done a DW and replaced the ride with shaded seating.  🤣

[DaptoFunlandGuy]

I'm quite sure if Vekoma still made the Waikiki Wave, Wipeout would still be there - either the original with new parts or a new one of the same type.

And i'm not sure there's anything else out there that could beat it!

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32 minutes ago, DaptoFunlandGuy said:

And i'm not sure there's anything else out there that could beat it!

probably why they stopped making them

[jjuttup]

4 hours ago, DaptoFunlandGuy said:

I'm quite sure if Vekoma still made the Waikiki Wave, Wipeout would still be there - either the original with new parts or a new one of the same type.

I doubt it. Management at the time was having a ball closing everything and opening nothing.

 

I know it's sketchy, but Moser (and i'm  fairly sure somebody else too) still make Top Spins with bending arms.

[Themepark Enthusist]

3 hours ago, jjuttup said:

I doubt it. Management at the time was having a ball closing everything and opening nothing.

 

I know it's sketchy, but Moser (and i'm  fairly sure somebody else too) still make Top Spins with bending arms.

Zamperla did for the longest time, I’m not sure if they still do after their rebranding they did last year

[DaptoFunlandGuy]

13 hours ago, jjuttup said:

I doubt it. Management at the time was having a ball closing everything and opening nothing.

management at the time poured a small fortune into a refurbishment that was supposed to last but didn't. I'm quite sure they were trying everything permissible to keep it operating, and if it had still been in production at Vekoma, it probably still would be