Small update. The ride officially opened on the 26-12-2021. However, it's been closed since possibly around the 5-1-2022 sighting technical difficulties. I'm led to believe after asking a team member at the park that they ars parting through “teething” issues that are mechanically based. No official word on how long the ride will be down. However, it seems a short while (a few weeks at least). Lights are on, but nobody is home. New safety netting has been installed under the rides non-inverting loop.

We got a POV from onboard the worlds first single rail coaster by Intamin. While the layout looks great it is a shame about the theming. However, the park has done an amazing job with the murals and layout. I cannot wait to ride this.

In Park artist posted this photo of one of the original Big Dipper ride vehicles sitting in its new home, surrounded by the new murals. This is a nice nod to this rides history and also the park's history.

In Park artist posted this photo of one of the original Big Dipper ride vehicles sitting in its new home, surrounded by the new murals. This is a nice nod to this rides history and also the park's history.

The very talented Park artist Ashely has shared a photo of his latest masterpiece. Paying homage to the original Big Dipper. The old ride vehicle has finally had its colour correction also. New murals along with One of the original ride vehicles. This is all displayed within the ride's entrance. Mural showing 2nd ever Big Dipper at the park. The Arrow designed coaster. This is located at the entrance. Another look at the entrance mural for Big Dipper. The mural to the left is still there and will be visible when lining up for the coaster.

@Dom I haven't had the chance to go into Sydney. I might try to pop in towards the end of the week and see what's occurred.

We seem to have a small technical hiccup with the Big Dipper. The train has stalled at the bottom of the first drop. I'm assuming everything is fine and it accidentally made it over the non-inverting loop. The train is just sitting at the bottom of the non-inverting loop Another look at the train And another look, underneath this time. Train chilling in the background while punters load onto Sledgehammer.

Thanks for the kind words @Luke , I wanted to try and show the before and after. It truly is amazing how much they have managed to fit onto the old Tumble Bug ride site. I am so jealous you got to see the train in person and a lunch!. It must have been amazing from that POV being so close to the track. Thanks for sharing pictures and Video

Thank you for the advice @Dom. I think my issue is I'm just slightly intimidated but I won't know if I dint give it a go 😀

Those photos really make me want to learnt how to take photos without using an iPhone.