Newest photos at theme parks in India

India

The Gold Rush area of the park now forms a dead-end with nothing but closed rides. Only Buzzsaw is expected to reopen.
by Richard, 8 years ago
Eureka Mountain Mine Ride Dreamworld

Eureka Mountain Mine Ride Dreamworld

Tail Spin is the park's newest major ride – and really no more intense or complex than many of the other family rides in the park that have already reopened.
by Richard, 8 years ago
Tail Spin Dreamworld

Tail Spin Dreamworld

Buzzsaw sits with hefty chains holding its foreboding gates closed.
by Richard, 8 years ago
Buzzsaw Dreamworld

Even relatively new rides like Pandamonium remain eerily lifeless during the ongoing safety audit.
by Richard, 8 years ago
Serpent Slayer Dreamworld

The Claw is typically the first ride you see as you head towards Ocean Parade. Sitting stationary in this usually vibrant section of Dreamworld is quite a desolate sight.
by Richard, 8 years ago
The Claw Dreamworld

SideWinder towers over the very much open and operational WhiteWater World.
by Richard, 8 years ago
The Gold Coaster Dreamworld

There's a whole lot of ride closure going on here, both new and old. Giant Drop is undergoing work, which has seen the inside top of the Dreamworld Tower wrapped in protective sheets to likely contain falling debris.
by Richard, 8 years ago
Giant Drop Eureka Mountain Mine Ride Tower of Terror II Dreamworld

Giant Drop Eureka Mountain Mine Ride Tower of Terror II Dreamworld

It is looking like external construction work is very near completion.
by Richard, 8 years ago
Dreamworld

Wipeout is one of the many noticeably closed rides at Dreamworld. Interestingly, it's also now the oldest major ride in the theme park with the closure of Thunder River Rapids and Rocky Hollow Log Ride in limbo.
by Richard, 8 years ago
Wipeout Dreamworld

From inside the theme park it's every bit as bold as from outside.
by Richard, 8 years ago
Dreamworld

With such a bold structure it will give the iconic Dreamworld entrance a run for its money as the focal point of the theme park. It really solidifies the vision at the theme park to put the focus on third party brands over Dreamworld's own identity.

The Lego theme to the $3.5 million development is really starting to show.
by Richard, 8 years ago
Dreamworld

It's the kind of thing that is quite common at European parks, and goes well with the many flags that flank the entrance.
by Richard, 8 years ago
Dreamworld

The new banners greeting guests in various languages at the front of the park are an interesting touch.
by Richard, 8 years ago
Dreamworld

A screen at the front of the park very prominently indicates which attractions are and aren't operating, with a curious mention of operating at "heightened capacity". Given all of the attractions currently open – mostly minor children and family rides – can more or less only operate at their standard capacity it's hard to see any discernible increase in throughput anywhere in the park.

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