originally featured a bush show themed to the era of Ned Kelly. This was discontinued when Farmyard Friends was constructed during 2005. The attraction closed in 2012. Mick Doohan's Motocoaster Mick Doohan's Motocoaster (now Motocoaster) is an Intamin Motorbike Launch Roller Coaster named after the Moto GP champion Michael Doohan. Although being classified as one of Dreamworld's Big 8 Thrill Rides, the ride failed to gain support within its first year of operation. Motocoaster still operates as part of Main Street. Tower of Terror II Tower of Terror II was a steel shuttle roller coaster which was ranked the fourth fastest roller coaster in the world. Opening on 23 January 1997, the ride held the world's fastest roller coaster record by itself for two months before Superman: The Escape opened which caused the ride to share the top spot. Tower of Terror II was also the first roller coaster in the world to achieve a speed of . Tower of Terror II closed in 2019.Although the ride is not actually located in any particular themed zone, the main portion of track crosses Rivertown and is therefore included here. Shopping & Dining Upon exiting Mick Doohan's Motocoaster guests receive the opportunity to purchase on-ride photos as well as a variety of racing merchandise from Motocoaster Photos and Motocoaster Pit Stop Shop. Across the pathway from the ride guests can purchase food and beverage items at Fast Foods. Similarly, the Tower of Terror Warehouse offers appropriate merchandise for the ride. The Motocoaster Pit Stop Shop is still operating as part of Main Street. References Themed areas in Dreamworld (Australia) Dreamworld (Australia) Amusement rides introduced in 1981