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Model T Lane

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Cruise around Dreamworlds carefully constructed landscapes and experience the charm of a drive in this moter car classic.

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2 votes, so far

It is one of those rides that is quaint. Boring but cute. We always have to go on it. The cars are on a track, so you aren't really steering, just accelerating with one pedal at a limited fairly slow speed. There are 2 seats up front and a bench seat in back in the vehicle. - Jennifer Sharpe

A complete Bore for the adults, but hit with the young ones, these "AVIS" honda powered model-t cars drive around a rail-controlled track. I have seen better in the 80's, ( you drove little jeeps around a cool huge track, complete with traffic signs and traffic lights.) and this was in New Zealand of alk places. even our one theme park (Rainbows End) still has two car rides, Go-karts and little can-am cars, One thing Dreamworld amd all the others could do with! - Anton da hood


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