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Dreamcatcher is written in one word according official site http://www.bobbejaanland.be. It is also written in one word on 2014 map Bobbejaanland. On Bobbejaanland Nostalgie (http://www.bjlnostalgie.be/), a site created with the help of Jacky Schoepen (son of founder Bobbejaan), the term Dreamcatcher is also used. Only on non-official sites the word Dream Catcher is sometimes used. A possible explanation is that there is a sign "THE DREAM CATCHTER" inside the roller coaster(with every word on a single line) as you can see in an offride video clip. The sign is clearly visible at around 1:05.Ino mart (talk) 20:13, 22 April 2014 (UTC)[reply]

There are multiple secondary sources that reference the name as two words – see Amusement Today, RCDB.com, and Theme Park Review. The Amusement Today publication is probably the most reliable followed by RCDB.com. I understand that the primary source, Bobbejaanland's main website, has it listed in multiple places as one word, but that may be more of a translation issue. We don't know for sure. On Wikipedia, secondary sources are actually preferred over primary sources, so as long as they have it listed that way, it's fine for us to do the same. See WP:WPNOTRS. --GoneIn60 (talk) 20:33, 22 April 2014 (UTC)[reply]

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