Perhaps you are one of the few sufferers, so they won't make much difference.
A few local schools may have tied a training day to the bank holiday (not half term, not end of term), but not enough to affect numbers.
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Queue Times Discussion 2024
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A few local schools may have tied a training day to the bank holiday (not half term, not end of term), but not enough to affect numbers.
AT86
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‘Day after bank holiday syndrome’ only tends to apply if folks are off school and work the day after the bank holiday, so Easter, late May bank holiday and Aug. Tomorrow everyone is back at school and work, so it’s unlikely to have much of an uptick in numbers versus other Tuesdays off peak.
Backed up by the dynamic ticket pricing, Tues-Thurs this week £35 with Friday being £37.
Backed up by the dynamic ticket pricing, Tues-Thurs this week £35 with Friday being £37.
I always found smiler’s queue times to be overestimated and galactica’s to be under. I went last May on an off peak day and most queues were under 10 minutes but galactica took over an hour! It was on a two train service but they’d send out a train maybe once every 5-7 minutes it was ridiculousFairly low, i've done a monday visit, and 2 friday visits in the last few off peak weeks and got loads done on all visits. The Nemesis queue will be low, it was walk on in the afternoon on friday! biggest queues have consistently been galactica and the smiler with around half hour queues on my visits
I assumed it was running one train until we actually got to the station and realised there were 2
windoesnot
TS Member
Lots of schools have inset days tomorrow, ours included
The smiler is a whopping queue time of ‘Opens at 10am’