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by Gavin Seipelt, 18 years ago

Carousel Aussie World

You gain some considerable height on this attraction.

by Gavin Seipelt, 16 years ago

Skyride Alton Towers

Unfortunatley we missed the Holiday Shrektacular, but here's a picture of the stage being taken down.

by Richard Wilson, 14 years ago

The yellow waterworks slide is a conventional open flume.

by Gavin Seipelt, 14 years ago

Ular-Lah The Waterworks Wild Wild Wet

This maze takes a different strategy. Instead of wandering aimlessly and hoping for the best, you have to look around at the layout around you, and figure out a strategy for your turns.

by iwerks, 9 years ago

Danae’s Dilemma Outback Splash

As you swing back and forth, activating the switch as close as possible to the midpoint causes you to spin. The closer you get, the more degrees of spinning you get.

by Gazza, 6 years ago

Halfpipe Tokyo Tokyo Joypolis

In a refreshing sight, crowds like this haven't been seen at Dreamworld in a number of years.

by Richard, 8 years ago

The train is kept hidden from view until boarding.

by Gazza, 6 years ago

Underground Adventureland Park

These squat columns will hold the launch track, sitting on the foundations.

by Parkz, 6 years ago

Steel Taipan Dreamworld

There is something incredibly special about seeing dolphins up close with your own eyes.

by Richard, 11 years ago

Imagine Sea World

by Gazza, 11 years ago

Monkey Business Six Flags Discovery Kingdom

The new area is a vast improvement on\ its previous incarnation, with elaborate landscaping and theming throughout.

by Richard, 9 years ago

Tiger Island Dreamworld

Donkey lift your tail.

by Gazza, 7 years ago

Sprookjesbos Efteling

Here you can get a really good idea of how wooden coaster track is made on site. Each 'rail' is a stack of wooden boards, with the top two boards overhanging by a few inches to facilitate the upstop wheels that keep the trains secured to the track. On the top and inner edge of this stack is a steel strip that the train's steel wheels ride on to minimise wear to the wood.

by Parkz, 5 years ago

Leviathan Sea World

by Gavin Seipelt, 18 years ago

Twilight Zone Tower of Terror Disney California Adventure

Bluto (The bad guy in the Popeye universe) switches the signs, sending helpless riders into the rapids.

by Gavin Seipelt, 18 years ago

Popeye & Blutos Bilge-Rat Barges Islands of Adventure

A tight turn over a lake is one of the few times the ride is not surrounded by dense forest.

by Richard Wilson, 16 years ago

The Raven Holiday World & Splashin' Safari

A rare sight, with the skyway running in groups of 3 gondolas rather than the usual 4.

by Richard Wilson, 12 years ago

Sky High Skyway Sea World

Heading up the lift hill.

by Coaster Hipster, 8 years ago

Roller Coaster Mayan Energylandia

Coral on the rocks also adds to the effect.

by Richard, 8 years ago

The Reef at Castaway Bay Sea World

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