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Dreamworld

Roller Coaster Intamin

18 changes of direction / banked turns are found on the course.

by Richard Wilson, 17 years ago

Motocoaster Dreamworld

Roller coasters are like giant jigsaw puzzles where everything must be assembled in a certain order to ensure that it can be safely and easily completed.

by Richard Wilson, 18 years ago

Motocoaster Dreamworld

Another look at the photograph area. The photos will be able to be viewed and purchased in the ride's main shop which they exit through.

by Richard Wilson, 17 years ago

Motocoaster Dreamworld

Construction is underway on Dreamworld's latest roller coaster with track building up on the site.

by Richard Wilson, 18 years ago

Motocoaster Dreamworld

The light "two rail" track suggests the coaster will have light trains without large g-forces.

by Richard Wilson, 18 years ago

Motocoaster Dreamworld

From this perspective the profile of the track on these angled supports can be seen. The track will crest a hill and slope down into the brake run as is typical on Intamin coasters.

by Richard Wilson, 18 years ago

Motocoaster Dreamworld

Trains will launch directly out of the station. The coaster will feature separate load and unload stations which will allow the coaster to achieve better efficiency.

by Richard Wilson, 18 years ago

Motocoaster Dreamworld

The support and track join method is quite unique to this coaster. Most Intamins use larger tubular steel supports.

by Richard Wilson, 18 years ago

Motocoaster Dreamworld

A look at the first of two trains on the coaster. The bikes are life-sized 500cc replicas.

by Richard Wilson, 17 years ago

Motocoaster Dreamworld

A look at some of the ride control system. From here all aspects of the coaster's operation are controlled.

by Richard Wilson, 17 years ago

Motocoaster Dreamworld

A week on work continues on Dreamworld's latest roller coaster.

by Richard Wilson, 18 years ago

Motocoaster Dreamworld

The ride was designed to remain low to the ground throughout to heighten the feeling of speed along the course.

by Richard Wilson, 17 years ago

Motocoaster Dreamworld

by Richard Wilson, 18 years ago

Motocoaster Dreamworld

Stay tuned for more updates on the Mick Doohan Motocoaster's construction at Dreamworld!

by Richard Wilson, 18 years ago

Motocoaster Dreamworld

With a capacity of close to 750 riders per hour, it'll be Dreamworld's most efficient thrill ride.

by Richard Wilson, 17 years ago

Motocoaster Dreamworld

The hydraulic pump that charges the previously shown accumulator. This operates constantly to deliver a steady flow of fluid into the accumulator. The launch is achieved by releasing the stored energy in the accumulator.

by Richard Wilson, 17 years ago

Motocoaster Dreamworld

Supports in place for the station and transfer track area.

by Richard Wilson, 18 years ago

Motocoaster Dreamworld

These angled supports have been installed along the eastern side of the ride.

by Richard Wilson, 18 years ago

Motocoaster Dreamworld

The complexity of a ride like this is shown by the sheer number of cables and pipes.

by Richard Wilson, 17 years ago

Motocoaster Dreamworld

As can be seen there are still a lot of earthworks still underway, with more footings yet to be installed.

by Richard Wilson, 18 years ago

Motocoaster Dreamworld

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