Gold Coast Dream World reopens next week

Workplace Health and Safety Queensland surveyors from Queensland on November 29 said that Dreamworld passed all inspections. Last week, they issued seven improvement notices and three prohibition notices. In the afternoon of October 25th, there was a serious accident in the Thunder River Rapids, a recreational facility in Dreamworld. A collision of a 6-man boat with another vacant boat killed four people. After the accident, Dreamworld and Whitewater World have been closed. Although the Queensland workplace health and safety agency has completed a review of the Dreamworld, individual ride-type entertainment facilities will not be open to the public until the Australian ride entertainment engineering company Pitt & Sherry and another international theme park expert complete the review. Work until. Craig Davidson, CEO of Dreamworld, said that safety is crucial. "We will do our best to ensure that our 24 ride facilities and 10 water skiing facilities are more stringent than the statutory requirements and even exceed the strictest safety measures. (http://)