When loaded, the hydraulic arm would be moved, lowering those who had been in the air back to the ground. There was a miniature golf course called Top Cat's Putt Putt Park; prior to the installation of Fred Flintstone's Splashdown there was a putting course known as Old McScrappy's Golfing Farm. The closure of several rides in 2002 was due to the reduction in operational area of the park. Visitors were told that the rides were being relocated to the remaining sections, so that they would be closer (as the rides were spaced apart). Some of the rides were moved, whereas others were scrapped. Shows Produced by Kings Entertainment Company. Park Musical Supervisor for the 1985–1986 opening season was Derek Williams. Blinky Bill (2004) – final performance. Millennium Magic (1999–2004) – Tony & Juleen Laffan Action Man Lives (2001) Tooheys Tall Ship – Pirate Show (1985–2000) Hanna-Barbera Gala Celebrity Night (1997) Magic Spectacular (1992–1993) – Timothy Hyde & The Amazing Lynda Fireworks – Every Saturday Night/During the School Holidays Solid Gold (1985–1986) inaugural season (Musical Director: Derek Williams) Rebuilding proposal Property developer, and former employee of Wonderland Sydney, Ammar Khan, announced plans to develop a new amusement, entertainment and retail attraction to be named Sydney’s Wonderland in Western Sydney and has been seeking financial backing for the relaunch since 2009. Plans for the park include a water park, a wildlife park and the return of the Wonderland. While Khan does not have a site for the Park he plans that it would occupy a site around 300 acres in and around Eastern Creek or towards Hoxton Park. According to Khan, the construction of the Park would take three years. In September 2015 the proposal received financial backing with a $1 billion cash injection from a consortium of investors via the multinational, Fox Petroleum Limited. See also List of abandoned amusement parks References External links Wonderland History Wonderland in Google Maps Amusement parks in New South Wales Amusement parks opened in 1985 Amusement parks closed in 2004 Defunct amusement parks in Australia 1985 establishments in Australia 2004 disestablishments in Australia