Ranking & Reviewing EVERY AUSTRALIAN THEME PARK!!!

[@snideasides]

Adventure Park is a fascinating mess. I totally agree that it's overpriced for what it is, but honestly I remember what it was like back in the early 2000s when the biggest attraction was "we bought some archery equipment from Rebel Sport and stacked up a bunch of haybales, go nuts", and this is such an improvement on that it's insane.

[@idontknowanygoodnames1498]

I miss the archery. It was one of the best things to do while drying off.

[@ShadyVXKuriboh5]

The archery attraction is a core memory for me because I was too young to do it. (I was 3-4 at the time) Glad to see the place doing well and improving.

[@mattyoconnor3784]

There is a missing park here. Outback Splash in Perths North. Once called the maze with, you guessed it, maze attractions and frisbee golf and an ice cream parlour its now identified itself as a water park boasting a large, very impressive aquaplay structure. It then received its first waterslide tower with 4 waterslides to attract thrillseekers. Its most recent edition is a pool for the parents and kids alike to enjoy. I definitely think the place is a bit lacking but the pool is a very good step in the right direction. Whilst my wish would be for some dry rides i wouldnt be mad if their next investment is more waterslides. Its biggest downfall is its location being very remote in the bushlands of perths northern suburbs.

[@haydencooper_]

Adventure World was probably far more remote in 1982 but now it's relatively close to the city. Outback Splash will eventually be right in the middle of suburbia.😀

[@mrviking2mcall212]

@@haydencooper_Same with Whiteman Park. Used to be out in the sticks, and now there’s a train station and intersection out the front.

[@MaloneysCoasters]

Trust an Easterner to forget about a WA park 🤦‍♂ that's my bad

[@mattyoconnor3784]

@MaloneysCoasters oh i wouldn't sweat it ahaha.

[@bebblll]

Literally went there on the day this comment was posted haha Still have the wristband on too

[@JoshyMcSquashy_Reviews]

Seeing Gumbuya World up there alongside the much bigger theme parks is such a huge statement. Gumbuya is so good for what it is, I can’t wait to try it’s expanded areas. In years from now, I feel like Gumbuya will expand into something extremely special.

[@MaloneysCoasters]

I loved my trip to Gumbuya World so much! It's still small, but it's such a nice park and I can really see a lot of potential for it in the future

[@tyrannapusandfriends6254]

@@JoshyMcSquashy_Reviews I'm absolutely interested and excited to see how Gumbuya World grows over the next few years, but a part of me will probably always kinda miss the original Gumbuya Park

[@snowyalice]

@@MaloneysCoasters I live in Gippsland and having it so close is so good. We take students there at the end of the year and they have free teacher days, which is awesome.

[@coasterblocks3420]

I remember when Sea World had twice as many rides for adults and families as they do today and a small water park. It now suffers the same problem as Movie World - a dearth of flat rides with just two though more often than not just one operating. MW thinks they can get away with one flat ride total and with the deceased Doomsday just sitting there, like the proverbial middle finger to patrons.

[@njrk97]

Hopefully with the construction of the Wizard of Oz land its showing at least somewhat of a turn for the better, Im hoping that the Doomsday area will be next to be cut out and replaced with more movie themed stuff with flatrides to boot. I think the trend towards more evergreen or future proof movie franchises for theming is smart (They are Movie World afterall, Not DC land), the fact the entire comic book movie craze came and went without Movie World ever getting the chance to retheme or build attractions based on the DCEU IPs,is telling, Its clear Warner Bros has no interest in supporting Village Roadshow and is playing Hardball with any new or modern IP handouts despite Movieworld pushing way to hard on DC IP theming. So going for more classical or timeless movie themes and exorcising some of their DC glut seems like the best of a bad situation for them.

[@skyraven9079]

@@coasterblocks3420 mate movie world is elite

[@aussieguy1012]

The pirate ship ride as soon as you walked in was awesome this would have been like 95

[@ARCtheCartoonMaster]

5:03 Fun fact: the Big Banana is one of the properties featured in the Outback Monopoly, along with Australia's other "Big" monuments such as the Big Lobster, the Big Prawn (shrimp), the Big Koala, the Big Apple (no, not *that* one!), the Big Mandarin, and my home boy, the Big Rocking Horse in Gumeracha, South Australia.

[@haydencooper_]

Even though it has multiple food and drink outlets, Adventure World lets you take your own food and drink into the park which i believe isn't allowed at many other parks. People have plenty of open space to set up their esky/picnic rugs for the day.

[@chippamang]

Movie World holds too many nostalgic memories for me and is genuinely magical as a child. I’d personally swap 1 & 2 but that’s just me. I must’ve lucked out because the days I’ve been to movie world, operations have been firing and every time I’ve visited Dream World, rides are shut on maintenance or having problems on the day 😅 Fantastic list and appreciate the work you’ve put it!

[@ausproductions45]

Just for context: funfields removed their go carts and its being replaced with a huge lazy river, they are also getting new dodgems

[@mark8860]

When I went to dream world back in 2018 it was a disappointing waste of time. Two years after the tragedy, all the rides were shut. I remember all day being told by staff "oh the giant drop might open around lunch time!" Blah blah blah. None of that happened and all the major rides were shut all day because the park had such cold feet after what happened. In the end after some complaining all we got out of it was a small voucher for the gift shop, and I walked out with just a dumb little stress ball that's sitting on my shelf on the other side of my room as I'm typing this out rn

[@MaloneysCoasters]

You’ll be pleased to hear the new CEO and new direction since then has already improved the park lightyears from where it was back then. A long way to go, but it’s already a much better-run park

[@Pipack_]

God I miss the Gumbuya Park toboggan, whenever I went I would ride it for hours straight. Pretty sure it still technically exists as World wasnt built on top of Park but next to it. I really hope they renovate and reopen it cause i would become an annual pass holder in an instant.

[@taylahhh]

same here! whenever i go on the rebel i always make sure to look over at it, looks the exact same.

[@Koda-ud9jj]

Hey, Gumbuya employee here! I can confirm that the old park still exists at the back of the property, but sadly, it’s fading into history. Most of the old rides are now rusty relics, overtaken by nature and serving as a new home for some kangaroos. On a brighter note, the old ticket booth that once greeted hundreds of guests still stands today, a nostalgic reminder of the park’s early days. I know only a few details of gumbuya direction but it does look like a bright future

[@Fuggincreature]

I used to live in Merimbula, magic mountain was nice but every time I go back there i notice more problems.

[@parkesyreviewsstuff7587]

90% of my family live in a town near Green Valley called Inverell and boy heading there was my highlight of every trip to Inverell for Christmas. Except the giant slide kinda becomes a bum incinerator during summer where it's consistently 35 degrees. Not wrong about the Waterslide though, that thing is wild.

[@Updasharkies]

u can get a sea world resort booking and u get a ticket and u can go to all the theme parks in gold coast like wet n wild movie world and sea world and its so much cheaper than getting bookings for all of them and u dont have to get a hotel bc u alr have one.

[@gemmaowens4165]

Great video!!!!! I really like watching theme park videos but it can be a bit of a bummer if it's always just the huge ones in America you know you'll never go to. Having been to pretty much all these parks made it really engaging because I totally understood every reference you made and everything you talked about. I will say I like White Water World better than Wet and Wild, but that might just be because I had like, 2 really awful experiences at Wet and Wild thanks to closed rides, broken lockers, and huge waits, where as that's never happened for me at White Water World. Otherwise, this has been such a fun watch, and I'm so glad I found your channel the other day! Go Australia! And as a proud SA rep, Adelaide Mention!!!! (Also I miss Bermuda Triangle so much)

[@Lucassiti]

Dreamworld Annual pass is $99 currently on a Black Friday sale.

[@thripples1]

I visited Universal Studios in Osaka and it was a true theme park like you said. You feel like you're walking through the Hogsmeade and you're going for a broom ride adventure with Harry. You go to the Jurassic Park rides and the effects are amazing. The parade is incredible. The only ride at MovieWorld where I truly felt immersed was the Scooby Doo Spooky Coaster.

[@danosphere4103]

Movieworld always loses me because they just throw rides anywhere with no themeing. Like, scooby doo just sits there on its own. There’s now a DC ride right next to it. All of the western area shut down except for Wild West and it’s so weird. I really feel they need to spilt it into sections like disneyworld, dare I say it. I also think movieworld has a lot of dead space. A lot of empty white buildings with nothing in it. The studio tours they used to do were amazing. I wish they’d re-incorporate them.

[@Updasharkies]

took a while to read this but fr

[@chickenyeet]

wow incredible in depth video about all the theme parks in Australia! Well done!

[@samuelbishop1146]

Love the video, I loved how you put dream Weld at the top is the experiences and not always the high thrill coasters I loved it

[@XanCalGil]

Green Valley Park looks like it has all of the equipment that used to be in a park in Renmark, South Australia. It closed down decades ago, was a completely unsupervised park and was entirely funded by donation boxes on each attraction It was built by a local engineer. I wonder if he supplied the blueprints #600

[@ryanhutton5462]

fortunate in my youth to go to the GC twice. my impression at the time was that i enjoyed white water world more than wet n wild but that was more than a decade ago so hard to tell these days. i also enjoyed sea world more than the other 4 parks but that is because i was and am still a big animal lover . as a theme park fan i still hold the belief that a big theme park is possible outside sydney at a ~1.5hr drive distance to allow for space and for the land not to be too expensive probably north near mangrove mountain etc although maybe if theres space out west they could extend the airport link train for the new airport to a themepark site.

[@ARCtheCartoonMaster]

Goshdang, these prices are outrageous! I get why the prices are so high - you know, they have to cover not only staff but also ride maintenance - but goshdang, if I knew these prices were so high when I was a kid, I think I'd have been more vocal about only going to *one* of the theme parks per holiday.

[@marshallsoftley8953]

That Goliath ride at adventure world got taken down last yeah, i think, it was over 20 years old too

[@Pixelman0]

I think you mean the rampage, probably confused it since they're both in the same area of AW. It's now just a huge patch of grass. It's sort of sad that it's gone, but oh well

[@TimberWulfIsHere]

Year*

[@VividMemoriess]

I think you mean the rampage.

[@VividMemoriess]

it got taken down because it caused nausea and headaches, aswell as stomach aches and vomiting.

[@Coastermatics]

Can you rank Australian coasters based on their theming next?

[@julzmusic8708]

I’d be so keen to know where you would have placed ‘Wonderland’ on this list. I miss that place :(

[@LY-jm9vu]

I have loved my visits to Funfields. The go-carts & water park were so much fun. The staff were friendly & the gardens were beautifully maintained.

[@russellatwell784]

I totally agree with your number 1&2 Movie world is a big let down these days it is run down and has as many rides in maintenance as it has running and all they seem interested in is subtracting as much money from everyone once your in the park let’s hope after the latest upgrades they consider upgrading the rest of the park and in future bringing back some family oriented rides, On the other hand Dreamworld is going from strength to strength adding family and thrill attractions without losing others in return it continues to look fresh by updating the park regularly and maintaining a very high standard throughout.

[@skyraven9079]

The last time i went to dream world which was last year, was abysmal. Only one coaster was open the rest were doing maintenance or something. Theres was nothing to do. My family left early and went back to movie world for the second time that week (we had a multi day pass) unless dream world gets their crap together i wont be going back. Movie world takes my heart

[@russellatwell784]

@ you sure you got the right park? Movie World is a run down shadow of what is once was , most of the time the board out front listing unavailable attractions is bigger than the attractions running, Dream World is fresh expanding at a far bigger rate and is more family friendly. If your in to the big thrill coasters sure Movie World has more but your going to be very lucky to find everything running on the same day due to it all down to the lack of money Movie World are prepared to spend in maintaining a high standard, they seem more interested in adding side show attractions to squeeze every cent out of patrons once in the park.

[@russellatwell784]

@ you sure you got the right park? Movie World is a run down shadow of what is once was , most of the time the board out front listing unavailable attractions is bigger than the attractions running, Dream World is fresh expanding at a far bigger rate and is more family friendly. If your in to the big thrill coasters sure Movie World has more but your going to be very lucky to find everything running on the same day due to it all down to the lack of money Movie World are prepared to spend in maintaining a high standard, they seem more interested in adding side show attractions to squeeze every cent out of patrons once in the park.

[@aussieguy1012]

I went to sea World back when then the monorail was in its last year's( taken from expo 88 in Brisbane) it was pretty crap the coaster had multiple closures throughout the day but I did enjoy seeing all the old rides from the monorail stored down the back lol

[@emradford5173]

As a local to Adventure Park, we don’t get a lot of hot days to use it but the hot days - totally worth it!! They also hold amazing lights shows and events throughout the year. Even if you’re only visiting a couple times, never get a day pass - way more value in the annual pass Also glad to report it appears LP Sydney took on about single rides, as they had this option when we went in August

[@snowyalice]

2:47 The Blyton Group owns both Charlottes Pass and Selwyn Snow Resort along with several radio stations and movie theatres across the Snowy Mountains. They do not spend money on anything unless they really have to. Neither Charlottes nor Selwyn have had any major new lifts and they actually closed one of the local movie theatres. I haven't been to Magic Mountain for 20 years, but I would bet it would be much the same as when I was a kid.

[@Laurajanehahn]

Outback splash in wa has had major changes and more rides to come over the coming years. Though i personally think adventure world is better when it comes to major rodes including the big water slides, it definitely should be on the list for a day out. Im still yet to work out some of their mazes. Some are like puzzles where the rules are no left turns 😅 aparantly theres a way but im yet to figure it out

[@StevieStyle]

funfields mentioned!! my local

[@Josh_Stuchbery]

I honestly don't mind paying a bit extra to the smaller parks that are doing their best to grow and add rides. These new investments cost a fortune and the money has to come from somewhere. It's a bit of a different story if the park is a bit run down, or hasn't done anything new in over ten years though. Another thing, isn't it weird how Victorian parks seem to put such an emphasis on water rides? We don't really get that much hot weather. I love a good slide, but You'd think it'd be better to invest in something people can ride all year round. So many people here seem to think that you can only go to a theme park when it's 34 degrees, but then they only want to do water rides because it's too hot. It's so strange.

[@snideasides]

The area surrounding Melbourne (the only part of Victoria that could sustain a theme park) is one of the wettest parts of Australia, and when it rains it tends to be just enough that it's not safe to run coasters. I'd expect the park operators are probably thinking along the lines of "well, if we can't run anything big during winter, why don't we get stuff to draw in extra people over summer?"

[@Youroldmatejohnno]

My school has a thing where go to Aussie world when grade 5’s visit our school so they know what happens in high school (I don’t know why they don’t do it in grade 6)

[@MrEggWasHere]

@@Youroldmatejohnno Sunshine Coast QLD Let’s go

[@bigkoby]

Went to Adventure park literally the day this video came out, crazy

[@Bluberry31]

The St Kilda Playground in Adelaide (at least the old one) even tho not considered a theme park it contained alot of the green valley park attractions plus wayyyy more... verrry unsafe but fun back in the day

[@arron-92]

Project zero used to be the buzz saw at dreamworld

[@TOTN17]

I Suspect if Wet n Wild were better managed it would be much higher up the list, but Village Roadshow Parks seem to be poorly managed

[@DWH360]

Thoughts on Sydney's Luna Park more recent addition of "Experiences" in the Big top and Crystal palace? I notice it wasnt covered in this video but that might be because it was a more recent addition.

[@hornbag1]

I can’t believe Dreamworld sold their Saw ride to the Melbourne park and also losing tower of terror doesn’t really offer much thrill as it used to :(

[@Jesse-yt1rd]

I would of agreed with putting dreamworld #1 if it was the old dreamworld with the big 9 thrill rides, but these days I would say movie world is the best imo

[@SmathmotheAwesome]

You only have to look at their big mack coasters to see how Dreamworld is superior to Movie World. Steel Taipan's line is really well shaded, they get people in their gate spots WELL ahead of time, they will run 2 trains sooner than MW would (or could...? I cant remember ever seeing DC running 2 trains). Meanwhile at DC Rivals, you can bake in the sun looking at mediocre murals and watching them dispatch once every 10-15 mins or so. DC Rivals holds the records and is a great ride, but I dread the experience of getting onto the ride.

[@MaloneysCoasters]

You're exactly right there. While DC Rivals is the superior ride in every way, the operations are terrible, and even the few times I have been lucky enough to see it operating with two trains, they usually stack the second train on the brakes because of how slow the dispatches are

[@GeelongFan24]

Good to see sea world up there I’m from Melbourne and when I go to Gold Coast the leviathan is the first line I’d go to If kind of be happy if the wooden outside was painted blue Storm coaster is also perfect for hot Gold Coast days You get a spray of water and you can ether get soaked or just damp to cool down When I went to Gold Coast my family bought as multi stay pass At SeaWorld resort which allows you to enter SeaWorld without waiting in such a big line to get in. The multi stay pass allowed me to go to SeaWorld movie world wet n wild over just 5 days

[@lanadelsalvatore]

I got a Gumbuya world ad before this video!

[@parkesyreviewsstuff7587]

also is that the old Dreamworld Buzz Saw at Gumbaya World?

[@obiwankenobi3375]

you missed a key part of the Big banana it had a fire which burnt a lot of the things in it

[@spheresjewels597]

The very first roller coaster 0:01 I’ve been on that so scary but fun

[@cardcoach]

I went to MovieWorld a couple of months ago and boy, it really hasn't improved since I was a kid. It's as though the life of the place has been sucked out and it hasn't moved with the times. I love nostalgia but this place seems left behind and as you mentioned, the operations team need a swift talking to. In fact, they really should be revamping the entire park to rival such parks as Universal overseas. That is the standard they should be at by now.

[@jnjsorr]

Really sad to not see my favourite thrill ride "Mick Doohan's Motorcoaster" in the Dreamworld footage.

[@MaloneysCoasters]

We don't talk about that ride on this channel ;)

[@its-straws]

great video I agree with you having Dreamworld Number 1 Main thing missing from Dreamworld I think though is a water attraction. Movie World have gotten very lazy and anti-consumer, and they still haven't fixed the effects on Wild West Falls which disappoints me as it's my favorite ride.

[@yesindeed1614]

I think they're just trying to stay away from water coasters after everything that went down with the log ride. Though the wipeout does have water effects that splash you and I find is pretty fun.

[@thedumbegg]

In Luna park Melbourne I literally live in st Kilda!

[@erinisabee6905]

I’m surprised dreamworld was number 1. I used to work there but had to quit recently because the management is so bad! I would only get one shift every 2 weeks maybe and they once forgot about me for 3 months. But I do think the park is good. Usually the lines are really short so that’s a plus. The night markets are also pretty fun.

[@295g295]

47:10 - I think I know of Dreamworld as the home of The Wiggles. ..?

[@skyraven9079]

The last time i went to dream world which was last year, was abysmal. Only one coaster was open, the rest were doing maintenance or something and tbh it wasn’t even that good of a coaster. Giant drop wasnt working and the raceing roller coaster is the most uncomfortable ride ive ever been on. There was nothing to do. My family left early and went back to movie world for the second time that week (we had a multi day pass) unless dream world gets their crap together i wont be going back. Movie world takes my heart. Still a commendable list though :)

[@davidvanhelden8711]

For value, i think efteling in the netherlands is also one of the best, with tickets ranging from 38-54 euros in 2025, which is 61-86 aud or 40-56 usd for a day pass, and the hours are better than any park in australia, ranging from 11am-6pm, up to 10am-10pm.

[@pascalehaddad1921]

And some of the rides

[@AddisonMcDonaghh]

Great video!

[@Rockyfan2875]

Adventure park is so fun!

[@ARCtheCartoonMaster]

9:35 Not to be confused with Raging Gutters, Stickyfeet.

[@zaarpoool]

Why was The Big Buzz in Forster not included?

[@Cherryfalll]

d-did you put dream world at number one? You are the most insane person ever, and I one hundred percent agree!

[@MaloneysCoasters]

Haha thank you! Movie World has the better lineup of rides on paper, but the management is letting it down severely at the moment. I usually find I have a better day at Dreamworld :)

[@Charliecmoynan]

Im having my party in a few weeks at adventure world

[@theozziepotato]

I had a good time at Gumbuya World but I ended up being very sick afterwards because of poor hygiene in the pools, so I will probably never return 😂

[@Cherryfalll]

20:06 SLAY!!!

[@isabelledawson2491]

I can never ever get myself to want to go to SeaWorld, the presence of the polar bear is just too depressing.

[@skibidiberryboy]

i love adventure parkkkkkkk but i got forced to go down the waterslide

[@austrALIENrides]

You forgot one little theme park in Phillip island called Amaze N Things

[@Josh_Stuchbery]

I'm not sure that'd quite qualify. It's more a fun house than a full scale theme park. That area could honestly use something though.

[@austrALIENrides]

@Josh_Stuchbery not but they do have a ride there. It's like the beach house in Adelaide where that's not really a theme park, it's a amusement centre.

[@bucket6386]

thats not a theme park lol

[@TimberWulfIsHere]

He included them parks on the island that is Australia

[@FrankGallaghersToes]

My sister got bitten by a fire ant at green valley farm and we had to go back to our Glenn Innes hotel

[@bucket6386]

i love gumbaya world

[@lauragrant8569]

The price you stated for Gumbuya World is misleading. That’s the price point if you go when only the rides and wildlife sections are open, with no access to the water park.

[@scrad007]

7:39 I agree with the list but The beach house Glenelg should be placed zero on the list lol. It’s so rundown and over priced. Nothing has been up kept/updated since opening in 2006

[@allthingseverything9604]

I had a terrible experience at raging waters Sydney as all the rides had over 40 minute waits and for one, which we waited over an hour for, when we were second in queue to go, we all got called down because someone at the back of the queue fainted and we weren't refunded any money or allowed to go into the fast queue when it reopened. Terrible experience.

[@TimberWulfIsHere]

I'd Sue for that if you paid for the ride.

[@allthingseverything9604]

@@TimberWulfIsHere it wasn't an additional fee

[@TimberWulfIsHere]

@@allthingseverything9604 ah damn, thats probably why they didnt want to give your money back. Would have to have everyone write a complaint in at the same time for something to happen.

[@Thepies1]

Not noting fun fields is crazy

[@MaloneysCoasters]

Not watching the whole video is crazier…

[@Thepies1]

@ I missed it my bad 😅

[@Thepies1]

@ most of these videos I find don’t note fun fields, so I was skipping over the video must’ve missed the segment where you talked about fun fields, if that clears anything up.

[@AmateurThoosie]

This might should dumb but I have a theory why dreamworlds rides have no line (except for motocoaster no one knows how to get into that thing). I have a feeling the park isn’t as busy as the other parks because of the river rapids accident which I think drove a lot of the gp away, as they got concerned about the safety procedures of the park. While us thoosies know that the reason the accident happened was because Dreamworld made the ride themselves and they didn’t put in proper safety procedures, and the remaining rides at dreamworld are made by trusted manufacturers, the gp might not know that especially because the news really don’t go into detail about these accidents they just want money and there’s no reason for them to go into detail about this accident so a lot of them might be scared of going to dreamworld. Btw this is just a theory I’m probs incorrect

[@AmateurThoosie]

Also note that I’ve only been to dreamworld once so maybe the day I visited on was dead

[@its-straws]

@@AmateurThoosie they do get as busy as Movie World it depends on when you visit. Operations at Dreamworld are far better then Movie world and Dreamworld is a bigger park as well.

[@AmateurThoosie]

@@its-straws alr

[@RomanSecundus]

wet'n'wild gold coast was actually that trash compared to jamberoo. I mean, I'd take a waterslide with a big fuck off spider over some random slide themed to a concrete factory

[@liamwilliams2565]

I went with my grandparent to dream world on the ride 2 months before the tragedy. When we came back to Melbourne and saw the tragedy on television we got the fright of our lives. Ever since then I haven’t been to dreamworld due to trauma, and fear. From this video It makes me feel slightly better about it.

[@Roblox4lifeRoblox4life]

yas adventure world

[@generic_username_here1]

Omg Magic Mountain is in Australia!? How is X2 and Twisted Colossus

[@sadcat12]

Bro that’s a different magic mountin

[@generic_username_here1]

@ it was a joke 💀

[@AmateurThoosie]

😂

[@sadcat12]

@@generic_username_here1 o my bad

[@rickau]

Movie world needs to be lower. Pick any random day and there is a good chance 1/3 or more of all rides are undergoing maintenance. Its value for money is so bad I bypass it (from Ipswich) and take my kids to Sea World and I getting dreamworld/white water world passes over renewing VR passes.

[@isaacmissen3486]

As someone who has recently been to movie world and dreamworld hard to say the operations are worse dreamworlds coaster every one I went on had next to no line so of course it was quicker to get on did taipan giant drop and gold coaster all were walk ons sky voyager was a joke waited in line for about 45 minutes and just stayed in the room at the start and gave up and left. yes movie world needs to improve there operations no doubt also giant drop was only running one side for some reason but yeah was a walk on movie world is always so busy long lines

[@theashtondanger25club85]

you should of went to movie world

[@cakeman8406]

I don't really like the Gold Coaster anymore. I prefer DC Rivals

[@AndysAppleFarm-aaf]

@@cakeman8406 yesss same, that’s the best rollercoaster!

[@pascalehaddad1921]

ABSS

[@RamenLord27]

How did dreamworld get number 1?????

[@AmateurThoosie]

Same. I think if Dreamworld got a true signature coaster able to even get close to rivals, then it would take number 1. However, I will admit that the lines are a lot better, or maybe it’s just the days I’ve waited on.

[@coasterblocks3420]

Dreamworld has a good selection of flat rides. Movie World deigns that one functioning and one SBNO flat ride is sufficient for us peasants.

[@MaksCL16]

funfields isnt good ive been like 20 times and its so boring the lines are insane you have to wait atleast an hour just to go on the smaller slides theres also no more go karts and its turning into a lazy river i just think its not worth the money and food is so overpriced

[@isthisnametaken01]

Not to be annoyingbut you missed a theme park but it is a small park so don’t’ blame

[@toaslade-larsen5073]

I say Green Valley Farm is the best Playground in the country... Not theme park

[@MaloneysCoasters]

I say it's the grey area where the two concepts cross over. Green Valley Farm is both. Any more complex and it would be just a theme park. Any simpler and it would be just a playground. Especially the water park really brings it up to a level far above any playground I've ever seen

[@natevart4156]

dude idk what you expect with water parks... quite literally they are concrete slabs with waterslides on them. thats what every water park is for the most part. just say you dont like waterslides and waterparks lol

[@MaloneysCoasters]

That’s absolutely not the case. Check out places like Rulantica, Yas Waterworld, Aquaventure, and you’ll see that there’s nothing stopping a water park from being as beautiful and as well-put-together as a theme park. Australia just doesn’t have many good ones. My high praise for FunFields, Jamberoo, Adventure World and Gumbuya World also undermines your point, particularly the first two which I praised specifically for their water attractions

[@HatsWearCats]

This is Casper's World in Miniature erasure propaganda

[@pascalehaddad1921]

He copied adventure world