Dreamworld latest: Mother of victims plans to return to park

Her two children were killed when the Thunder River Rapids Ride malfunctioned

The mother whose two children were killed at Dreamworld plans to revisit the theme park.

A family friend said Kim Dorsett has no problems with the park opening on Saturday December 10.

Sandra Brookfield told AAP, ‘She’s [Kim] all good with it, she’s fine. She does plan to revisit at some stage.’

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Kim’s two children — Kate Goodchild and Luke Dorsett – were killed after the Thunder River Rapids Ride malfunctioned in October.

The park’s opening coincides with the first day of the school holidays. However, not all rides will be open as they are yet to meet safety requirements.

DREAMWORLD will re-open in time for the school holidays, six weeks after the deaths of four people on the Thunder River Rapids Ride #TenNews pic.twitter.com/D1EhTbkOp0
— 10 News First Queensland (@10NewsFirstQLD) November 30, 2016