I’ve just retired my old gear (old-school Nikon DSLR with a few lenses) and with nostalgia in full play for my now past equipment’s imminent demise, I thought i’d give my Nikon, which has served me very, very well over the last few years, one last haruh before I jump ship completely to a new Canon 6D. With that in mind, I made a trip out to Movie World a week or two ago to snap up some photos of Green Lantern (suffice to say I’ve been slack and haven’t taken any photos of it yet, and it’s been open a long time) and do a walk around to see what’s happening, what’s new, and to keep my cravings for epic G-force at bay (think Superman Escape.)
For those of you playing at home, not only is this the only 4-abreast El-loco style coaster made by S&S to date, but it’s the only one to be fitted with additional speakers and lighting. Good Guy Movie World is good.
A Police Academy car being repurposed. I’ve witnessed this thing spurting out smoke and other things, does it still it?
They’ve done a great job with the whole area. I just wish they’d hurry up and do something about the closed off Chinatown area.
They were training new ride-ops, and despite the one-way locked door at the exit, I still wasn’t allowed to stop and take a photo on my way out. Because you know, ride pedophiles and health and safety be damned.
It’s certainly a great filler – exactly what the park needs. It’s unique, it’s big, it’s impressive and it’s great fun.
I was humbly surprised that security didn’t wack me. I was standing outside waiting for these shots for ages.


















