With Dreamworld finally formally announcing the name of Steel Taipan, their upcoming launch coaster, Parkz checks in on progress on the ride, as well as other happenings at Dreamworld.
After delays of biblical proportions, Leviathan, the centrepiece of the $50-million New Atlantis themed area at Sea World, has finally opened to the public. Does the ride live up to years of hype?
Gumbuya World, located 66km southeast of Melbourne set itself the ambitious goal of opening two new roller coasters in 2022. With the grand opening planned just prior to Christmas, we give you a sneak peak of the rides as they undergo their finishing touches.
Dreamworld's new water park is still nearly six months from opening day, but that doesn't mean things aren't moving forward at a steady pace.
Macquarie Leisure Trust Group, owners of Dreamworld, have announced the $56 million Dreamworld Water Park, to be built at the Coomera site.
Buzzsaw operated for almost 10 years, finally closing to the public in August 2021. Now Dreamworld has begun dismantling the ride, and with the opening of Steel Taipan just weeks away it represents a dramatic change to the face of Dreamworld.
Warner Bros. Movie World is excited to announce a new 30-metre-high attraction, The Flash Speed Force coming in 2024.
Sea World's Leviathan is looking more and more like a fully realised roller coaster as it inches closer and closer to its delayed 2022 opening date.
Guests to Warner Bros. Movie World will soon be able to travel the iconic Yellow Brick Road with an all-new The Wizard Of Oz themed precinct featuring two new family-friendly rides opening in 2024.
Ardent Leisure's sale of Main Event leaves them debt free, with a war chest of $150 million cash and nothing to spend it on but Dreamworld. But the shareholder windfall suggests the sale of Dreamworld – sooner rather than later.