$20 Australian got you an all you can eat buffet with some actually really good pizza.Īfter the food I took another ride on Superman and then headed back over to DC Rivals to see if it got any better. After this I are lunch at an all you can eat place that was really quite great, especially for the price.

It had the normal hang time you’d expect. I was disappointed by the fact that they’re redoing the theming so there was none left and it was literally a wild mouse in a dark box.Īfter that, we did a flat that I never got the name of, but it’s similar to Arrow 360 at Kennywood. I’m gonna have nightmares about this thing.Īfter we did all 4 coasters that you can access from the same general area I crossed to the other side of the park to get to Scooby Doo Spooky Coaster with a 5 minute wait. And then there was the mistake of riding Arkham Asylum with a 5 minute wait and oh god. The ride was pretty cool and felt complete unlike most Intamin accelerators.

I started out the day on the first train of the day on DC Rivals and it was running really slooooooAfter those two rides, I moved on to Superman, with a 10 minute wait. (Overall report first, individual ride reviews at the end) Seriously, that ride looks awesome, and it just so happened I was going to Australia for spring break, so I made a stop to Warner Bros Movie World for a day to check out DC Rivals and the other stuff. Warner Bros Movie World is a Park that I’ve had on my bucket list ever since DC Rivals opened. Let me start this off by saying that this is actually my first trip report even though I’ve been on over 300 coasters, so sorry if it isn’t that high quality.

Warner bros movie world trip report