The Sydney area looks set to receive its first new theme park by way of a Wet'n'Wild water park due to open in 2013. It will be the first major park in Sydney since Wonderland Sydney's closure in 2004.
The Smiler, a 2013 roller coaster best known as the current record holder for most inversions, has seen two cars collide, injuring riders on board.
Former CEO of Australia's largest theme park operator returns to USA in the COO position with industry leader Cedar Fair.
The new roller coaster at Warner Bros. Movie World continues to shape up as its second element – an inclined dive loop – is put into place.
Dreamworld quietly turned 35 this week. It wasn't cause for celebration as the theme park emerges from a very tragic and extended closure, with the theme park obviously very eager to heal and grow from the incident.
Dreamworld is a hive of activity with new and upgraded attractions all around. Wipeout is receiving a major refurbishment, a new Big 9 Thrill Ride is due in August and WhiteWater World starts work on their next slide.
As suggested by recent trademark applications, Dreamworld are moving forward with the name Sky Voyager for the forthcoming simulator attraction while also reaffirming a summer school holidays opening of the attraction.
Sea World’s only after-dark event, Carnivale returns to the park for selected nights this January.
Craig Davidson was on hand at the grand opening of Dreamworld's LEGO Store on Saturday January 28 to discuss the new retail precinct.
Evidently WhiteWater World aren't going to let Wet'n'Wild Water World take all the thunder of Australia's first looping water slide, with reports suggesting that they may indeed have their own plans for a competing attraction.