To reduce the risk of stolen money from customers (many children), Magic Mountain took a page from Disney's book and made their own tokens for all of the attractions in the buildings.

Each token was similar to Australian $1 coins, one side showing the Magic Mountain logo, surrounded by both "NO CASH VALUE" above and the year of use below.

Demolition of Magic Mountain was part of the second stage of the Holdfast Shores development, and was required in order to maintain the stipulated amount of open space.

Their new-found opposition to the proposed beachfront high-rise apartments focused on Magic Mountain as the one parcel of land within the project that was under their control.

The Beachouse family entertainment complex replaced Magic Mountain, located on the foreshore in Glenelg in Adelaide, South Australia.

The five-story complex includes attractions such as waterslides, dodgem cars, bumper boats, mini golf, playcastle, train and arcade games.