Chief Executive Deborah Thomas (L) of Australia's Ardent Leisure Group, the owner of Australia's biggest theme park where four people were killed on a water ride this week, and Dreamworld Chief Executive Craig Davidson walk past floral tributes outside the main entrance to Dreamworld on the Gold Coast, Australia, October 28, 2016. AAP/Ed Jackson/via REUTERS
SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia's Ardent Leisure Group said on Friday its Dreamworld theme park will remain closed following the death of four people on a water ride, scrapping its initial plan to reopen this week.
Two men and two women were killed on Tuesday after getting trapped under an upturned raft on the Thunder River Rapids Ride at Dreamworld, near the tourist-magnet Gold Coast district in northeastern Queensland.
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