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12 reviews – “Good”

Gold Coast, Australia

Theme Park

Perhaps the most exciting thing about Sea Viper's removal is that it frees up a huge chunk of land for future development, especially with the land reclamation performed for the likely-cancelled 'Wild' animal attraction.

by Richard, 10 years ago

Sea Viper Sea World

... Sea Viper is back up and running.

by Richard Wilson, 12 years ago

Sea Viper Sea World

by Parkz, 2 years ago

Trident Sea World

Myers' Porcupine Fish

by Richard Wilson, 21 years ago

Shark Bay Sea World

The lagoon is divided by a rock wall. The far end contains the larger rays, whilst the closer end contains smaller ones (Some no larger than a saucer).

by Gavin Seipelt, 16 years ago

Ray Reef Sea World

The crest of the coaster -- its tallest section -- is now in place and gives an idea of the sheer size of this new ride.

by Richard Wilson, 11 years ago

Storm Coaster Sea World

Work underway removing the ride. While most of the track and support structure is being hastily torn down to be sold for scrap, some moving parts warrant delicate removal.

by Richard, 10 years ago

Sea Viper Sea World

The outdoor portion -- the namesake (pseudo) island -- is the more visually appealing section of Dinosaur Island.

by Richard Wilson, 12 years ago

Dinosaur Island Sea World

The "Best of Mates" show at Sea World, which showcased a variety of tricks from several different species of dolphins, including Bottlenose dolphins and Pilot whales. This was found where "Quest for the Golden Seal" is now located.

by Gavin Seipelt, 21 years ago

Much like Corkscrew, the queue and station are contained in the one compact space, possibly owing to the lower demand for rides at Sea World.

by Gavin Seipelt, 16 years ago

Jet Rescue Sea World

One of the best themed areas in Australia is probably also one of the most easily forgotten, thanks to its isolated location at Sea World.

by Richard Wilson, 11 years ago

Battle Boats Sea World

Storm Coaster's coaster section nears completion.

by Michael Scott, 11 years ago

Storm Coaster Sea World

In addition to the sad remains of a train and food and beverage stands, the station area has turned into a plaza. It looks like the lion's share of the budget for 'Conservation Station' went towards generic beachside cafe furniture.

by Richard, 10 years ago

Sea World Train Sea World

A shot inside the VIP Gondola. In it you can see the TV, DVD Player, phone, bar fridge (between the seats on the right), ashtrays and drink holders. Interestingly no food, drink or smoking were permitted on the ride - including the VIP GondolaPhoto taken on January 27 2008 - The last day of operation of the Sea World Eye

by joz, 16 years ago

Sea World Eye Sea World

by Richard Wilson, 21 years ago

Shark Bay Sea World

More work underway on Sea World's new Stingray exhibit

by joz, 16 years ago

Ray Reef Sea World

These angled supports will make be part of the A-shaped supports on the twisted sections of track.

by Richard Wilson, 12 years ago

Storm Coaster Sea World

Close up of the trains during pull through test

by joz, 16 years ago

Jet Rescue Sea World

The VIP Gondola was a source of constant fascination for those in linePhoto taken on January 27 2008 - The last day of operation of the Sea World Eye

by joz, 16 years ago

Sea World Eye Sea World

Giant Shovelnose Ray

by Richard Wilson, 21 years ago

Shark Bay Sea World

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