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Kord Industries is a multinational company owned by superhero Blue Beetle, apparently.

by Theme Park Girl, 8 years ago

Doomsday Destroyer Warner Bros. Movie World

Finishing touches put on the show stage building.

by Theme Park Girl, 8 years ago

Doomsday Destroyer Warner Bros. Movie World

The bitumen to textured concrete marks the boundary between DC Super-Villains and western.

by Theme Park Girl, 8 years ago

Doomsday Destroyer Warner Bros. Movie World

We're told this is Captain Cold.

by Theme Park Girl, 8 years ago

Doomsday Destroyer Warner Bros. Movie World

Mack Rides rates on site awaiting opening by authorised Mack personnel, apparently.

by Theme Park Girl, 8 years ago

DC Rivals HyperCoaster Warner Bros. Movie World

If the number of crates and rebar sections are any indication, this machinery is going to be be busy digging holes for a long time.

by Theme Park Girl, 8 years ago

DC Rivals HyperCoaster Warner Bros. Movie World

Palm trees and diggers line the road into Movie World.

by Theme Park Girl, 8 years ago

DC Rivals HyperCoaster Warner Bros. Movie World

There's no shortage of heavy duty equipment on site for excavation.

by Theme Park Girl, 8 years ago

DC Rivals HyperCoaster Warner Bros. Movie World

Drilling equipment prepares holes for the ride's footings.

by Theme Park Girl, 8 years ago

DC Rivals HyperCoaster Warner Bros. Movie World

Rebar for support footings.

by Theme Park Girl, 8 years ago

DC Rivals HyperCoaster Warner Bros. Movie World

Lots of fairly boring construction work to take place before we start seeing anything exciting like roller coaster track.

by Theme Park Girl, 8 years ago

DC Rivals HyperCoaster Warner Bros. Movie World

A wider shot giving a look at the huge area, with permanent poles in place along the left for the new perimeter fence.

by Theme Park Girl, 8 years ago

DC Rivals HyperCoaster Warner Bros. Movie World

The new paint creates a great impression as you enter the park...Now Tatsu just needs some new paint!

by Gazza, 8 years ago

Tatsu Revolution Six Flags Magic Mountain

The new trains are perhaps the most American looking thing ever. Featuring lap bars, they improve what was already quite an enjoyable classic coaster.

by Gazza, 8 years ago

Revolution Six Flags Magic Mountain

Gravel signage?

by Gazza, 8 years ago

Revolution Six Flags Magic Mountain

The Spanish adobe style station has been given a somewhat patriotic paint job.

by Gazza, 8 years ago

Revolution Six Flags Magic Mountain

The VR experience takes guests on a fighter pilot mission against alien spacecraft on earth in an "Independence Day" type scenario. Guests can even shoot during the ride, moving their head to aim.

by Gazza, 8 years ago

Revolution Six Flags Magic Mountain

The VR footage is cued to follow the movements of the ride individually for each seat, so the turns and inversion are worked creatively into the virtual experience as fighter pilot manoeuvres.

by Gazza, 8 years ago

Revolution Six Flags Magic Mountain

An example of the VR headset guests can wear on the ride. Essentially it is a Samsung S7 phone coupled with a Gear VR case and a non standard head strap.

by Gazza, 8 years ago

Revolution Six Flags Magic Mountain

The New Revolution was a relaunch of a Six Flags Magic Mountain classic coaster,, featuring new trains, a new paint job, and the addition of optional VR headsets, worn during the ride.

by Gazza, 8 years ago

Revolution Six Flags Magic Mountain

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