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12 reviews – “Good”

Gold Coast, Australia

Theme Park

We assume the jokr here is that a stuffed polar bear on a leash is considered essential.

by Richard Wilson, 12 years ago

Polar Bear Shores Sea World

by Nicholas, 13 years ago

Storm Coaster Sea World

by Richard Wilson, 12 years ago

Storm Coaster Sea World

The dolphin nursery, next to the Dockside Tavern.

by Gavin Seipelt, 17 years ago

During the first half of 2009, Sea World added a collection of upcharge pedal boats to it's attraction lineup.

by themeparkgc, 15 years ago

A photo of the school of fish that congregates around a certain well known food dispenser means only only one thing...We're at Sea World!

by Richard Wilson, 14 years ago

Since our last visit the site has been cleaned up with a bed of gravel laid down, and a couple of extra oddly stacked shipping containers have appeared.

by Richard Wilson, 12 years ago

Storm Coaster Sea World

Perhaps the most glaring omission so far is the lack of effort to theme the plant building alongside Vortex. It's a blight on the otherwise tranquil dolphin pools and pleasant view from Dockside Tavern, and will be seen by every single guest as they make their way around and out of the theme park each day.

by Parkz, 5 years ago

Vortex Sea World

It serves as a great, aesthetic element of theming.

by Richard, 8 years ago

The Reef at Castaway Bay Sea World

It looks as if a zig zagging, slalom type section will be one of the elements.

by Gavin Seipelt, 17 years ago

Jet Rescue Sea World

Sea World originally planned to build their own fake shipping containers for theming -- until it was costed against real second-hand shipping containers.

by Richard Wilson, 12 years ago

Storm Coaster Sea World

From the other side. It's easy to picture the final orientation of this track with the angle of the support bracket

by Richard Wilson, 12 years ago

Storm Coaster Sea World

One of the support beams for the building has been reconfigured to make way for the ride course. Afer the final drop and airtime hill the track will head back into the building for the final section before the station.

by Richard Wilson, 12 years ago

Storm Coaster Sea World

The sides of the main trough are formed by lining these prefabricated steel segments vertically against each other before filling with concrete.

by Richard Wilson, 12 years ago

Storm Coaster Sea World

A somewhat odd look on the burger outlet, but it works.

by themagician, 9 years ago

More car park. And a particularly boring skinless monorail. Can't they advertise a show that was discontinued several years ago or something to brighten things up?

by Richard, 9 years ago

Sea World Monorail System Sea World

3,500kg (7,700lbs) by our estimate.

by Richard Wilson, 12 years ago

Storm Coaster Sea World

Who wants to bet this elegant fencing solution wasn't in the original plans?

by Richard Wilson, 12 years ago

Storm Coaster Sea World

The land set aside for Wild is looking... wild.

by Richard, 11 years ago

Wild Animal Exhibit Sea World

The final saftey brake....part of the trains momentum is trimmed off on a shorter brake run prior to this.

by Gavin Seipelt, 17 years ago

Jet Rescue Sea World

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