Rivertown is a upcoming themed at the Dreamworld amusement park on the Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia. It will replace the existing ABC Kids World and provide a link between Main Street and the Dreamworld Corroboree. The area previously existed from the park's opening in 1981 until being merged into Main Street in the 2010s. History Rivertown opened with the park in 1981. The area originally was home to the Avis Vintage Cars which have since been relocated to the Australian Wildlife Experience. The Avis Vintage Cars were located where Mick Doohan's Motocoaster currently exists. At opening the area was home to the Captain Sturt Paddle Wheeler (John Longhurst's signature attraction) and the Avis Vintage Cars. In 2012, the Captain Sturt Paddle Wheeler ceased operations. On 24 November 2022, Dreamworld announced that Rivertown would be returning, replacing the existing ABC Kids World which took over much of the original Rivertown's footprints. The return of Rivertown is also to come with the introduction of new attraction and is expected to open in late-2024. Attractions Future attractions Jungle Rush Jungle Rush is a upcoming family roller coaster to be built by Vekoma. The ride is expected to have 12 airtime elements, dedicated show movements, the ability to operate in both a forwards and backwards direction, and immersive theming with storytelling. The ride is expected to open in late-2024 with the return of Rivertown. Murrissippi Motors Murrissippi Motors is a upcoming relocation and refurbishment of the Vintage Car Adventure attraction. Original Rivertown attractions Avis Vintage Cars Avis Vintage Cars (now Vintage Car Adventure) is a vintage cars attraction where guests could ride in replicas of 1911 Model T Fords alongside the Murrissippi River. In 2007, the attraction was relocated to the Australian Wildlife Experience area (now Dreamworld Corroboree). The attraction is expected to return to Rivertown in late-2024 as the Murrissippi Motors as part of the Rivertown's return. Captain Sturt Paddle Wheeler The Captain Sturt Paddle Wheeler was a operational paddle wheeler. When it was operating, it was a gentle boat ride along the man-made Murrissipi River. The ride is of a similar style to the Mark Twain Riverboat at several Disney theme parks around the world. The ride opened with the park in 1981. The channel which the boat tours is called the Murrissipi River and took Dreamworld founder, John Longhurst, two years to construct working seven 12-hour days a week. The ride