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‘Big Dipper’ to return as Sydney’s Luna Park gets $30 million overhaul – Sydney Morning Herald
The historic park will close for six months to allow the installation of new children’s rides and a rollercoaster.
“If you can’t operate at full speed, or at full capacity, take this opportunity to invest in your product so that when everything’s open again and visitors are coming back you’ve got a great experience you can provide,” he said on Tuesday.
The attraction’s managing director Peter Hearne said the upgrades were “an important moment in the history of Luna Park”, which has been frustrated by noise complaints, legal action and financial woes in recent decades.
“It will ensure Luna Park remains commercially…
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