I’ve added an aerial photo I’ve found, also the Australian Synchrotron is on half of the site while the car park is on the other half. Part of the original entrance road and the gates can be seen on 2009 Google Street View but its since been redeveloped and no trace remains, the entrance road was on Blackburn Rd right on the end of the site.
The Atura Blacktown Hotel was built on the site and reduced the size of the original field with the screen having to be moved. Also the most recent aerial photo appears to show the second screen has been removed?
was sold in 2012 for 395,000 then again in 2017 for 270,000 at auction. The snack bar still exists and has been turned into a residence, the bio box is attached and looks like it was turned into a bedroom – the projection port holes still exist in the wall. Also some of the speaker poles may still exist, the ticket box may also still exist. I’ve added the photos from the real estate listings.
I’ve added an aerial photo I’ve found, also the Australian Synchrotron is on half of the site while the car park is on the other half. Part of the original entrance road and the gates can be seen on 2009 Google Street View but its since been redeveloped and no trace remains, the entrance road was on Blackburn Rd right on the end of the site.
Its funny, I just noticed on the newest street view image they just removed the drive in wording on the road sign and hung a banner saying nursery.
It was there until at least November 2011, its now been demolished and a FedEx distribution center has been built on the site.
Coastal Drilling East now occupies the site.
Closed in 1981 and was demolished and being redeveloped the next year.
The site looks a lot different now, as mentioned above the original(?) screen still stands near the snack bar building.
The Church building isn’t the snack bar, also half of the ramps still exist and the other half have been regraded into a proper car park.
Some remains of ramps could be seen in a 2005 aerial – the entrance road was where Shenton street meets Victoria Rd.
219 Stubbs St is the approximate address.
27 Ballagin St is a better address.
526 Conrod Straight, the ticket box and concession building appear to have both been demolished between 2012 and 2014.
Bloomfield Medical now occupies the site, demolition began in October 2018. Approximate address is also 1521 Forest Rd.
7 West Main St, Cunderdin WA 6407 – GrainKing now occupies the site.
The site is vacant but the ramps can still be seen.
A better address now is Corner Glenelg & Henty Hwy, Hamilton VIC 3300. Theatre Road runs through the site.
yep the snack bar building still exists, a construction equipment rental business now occupies the site.
I don’t see any building but I do see the cement foundations of the leg supports for the screen in the corner.
The Atura Blacktown Hotel was built on the site and reduced the size of the original field with the screen having to be moved. Also the most recent aerial photo appears to show the second screen has been removed?
They limit sessions to 250 cars and pre-sell tickets online only, you can’t buy them from the ticket box.
was sold in 2012 for 395,000 then again in 2017 for 270,000 at auction. The snack bar still exists and has been turned into a residence, the bio box is attached and looks like it was turned into a bedroom – the projection port holes still exist in the wall. Also some of the speaker poles may still exist, the ticket box may also still exist. I’ve added the photos from the real estate listings.
Also a more accurate address is Dragon St & Bracker Rd.
The street names of the housing estate are also named after Australian actors like Flynn, Kidman, Hogan, etc.
The concession building might still remain.
According to Google maps there is now a radio or mobile phone transmission tower on the site.
a better address to find it on Google Maps is 75 Horse and Jockey Rd, it’s directly apposite this house.