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17 reviews – “Good”

Gold Coast, Australia

Theme Park

The train picks up speed as it hurtles towards the ground.

by Gazza, 3 years ago

Steel Taipan Dreamworld

A moment of weightlessness as you wonder if you are going to make it over the top.

by Gazza, 3 years ago

Steel Taipan Dreamworld

The element is like an overbanked turn crossed with a top hat.

by Gazza, 3 years ago

Steel Taipan Dreamworld

At 105 km/h it can now clear the horseshoe.

by Gazza, 3 years ago

Steel Taipan Dreamworld

A 3rd and final pass down the launch track propels riders to maximum speed.

by Gazza, 3 years ago

Steel Taipan Dreamworld

It's also a great spectacle for people on the exit ramp.

by Gazza, 3 years ago

Steel Taipan Dreamworld

It's a surprisingly forceful element, with strong positve g's felt as you transition uphill.

by Gazza, 3 years ago

Steel Taipan Dreamworld

The train coasts backwards down the launch track, when a powerful kick from the 2nd launch boosts the train up the reverse spiral.

by Gazza, 3 years ago

Steel Taipan Dreamworld

The first launch gives the train enough power to get halfway up the horseshoe. It loses momentum and then rolls backwards down the launch track, much like the old Tower of Terror.

by Gazza, 3 years ago

Steel Taipan Dreamworld

A cruisy first launch.

by Gazza, 3 years ago

Steel Taipan Dreamworld

The switch track then slides across, connecting the launch track to the section of track leading up the reverse spiral. The train launches immediately after it locks in place.

by Gazza, 3 years ago

Steel Taipan Dreamworld

The ride uses a switch track system to allow the train to travel in two directions on the launch track. First the train rolls onto to the start of the launch track and then stops.

by Gazza, 3 years ago

Steel Taipan Dreamworld

The train glides out of the station, and a low barrier makes it easy to photograph your friends on the ride.

by Gazza, 3 years ago

Steel Taipan Dreamworld

The so called "Zero Car" on the train.

by Gazza, 3 years ago

Steel Taipan Dreamworld

The trains feature a comfortable overhead lapbar and elevated seating, creating a real feeling of openness when riding.

by Gazza, 3 years ago

Steel Taipan Dreamworld

The load platform is functional, with plenty of space for loose items, and dual exit gates to clear the platform quickly.

by Gazza, 3 years ago

Steel Taipan Dreamworld

The safety video plays on overhead screens. There are 10 rows on one train, each seating two riders. The Tailwhip equipped train has only 9 rows, and the load gates are programmed to keep the gate for row 10 closed when that train is parked.

by Gazza, 3 years ago

Steel Taipan Dreamworld

The station is spacious, with the entry host able to batch three trains ahead of time by directing guests to stand on the dots.

by Gazza, 3 years ago

Steel Taipan Dreamworld

Restrictions sign.

by Gazza, 3 years ago

Steel Taipan Dreamworld

The left queue splits again into three to separate the single rider, ride express and Tailwhip lines.

by Gazza, 3 years ago

Steel Taipan Dreamworld

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