Wait, farmer studios is located in Leicester? The same people that designer Terror Tomb?
So, same company, but different name? I see they still design attractions. Not sure why their website doesn't has Terror Tomb on there though.Were located in Leicester, yes the very same people.
Farmer Studios is now defunct, with Farmer Attraction Development taking it's place. Still located in Leicester.
I see, but is the new company ran by the same people who designed Terror Tomb, or are they gone as well?
actually the queue line and entrance was removed so they could get a crane in to fix tower 5Sorry for the double post, but it’s quite sad to see how much themeing has actually been removed over the years from Drayton, wether it be because of rot, damage or something else I’m not entirely sure.
We’ve saw a whole attraction go to a Christmas event that is only on for 2/3 months a year.
The Bounty have its mast removed along with the photo opportunity Shark which has been turned into a “mini stage”. Come on Drayton, we have 3/4 Mini stages now. 4 if you include the one in Thomas Land.
Buccaneer burger bar, however I think this whole structure was removed due to wood rot.
Centre piece removed from the pirate themed Jolly Buccaneer and replaced with a generic statue.
Apocalypse main entrance portal removed, aswell as a reduced que line.
As you can see from the images above, a lot of the original theming has slowly dissolved at the park over the years, with not a lot of “physical” themeing added back. Gone are the days oh physical themed set pieces it seems!
Do they still use the upstairs of the burger kitchen or not?Sorry for the double post, but it’s quite sad to see how much themeing has actually been removed over the years from Drayton, wether it be because of rot, damage or something else I’m not entirely sure.
We’ve saw a whole attraction go to a Christmas event that is only on for 2/3 months a year.
The Bounty have its mast removed along with the photo opportunity Shark which has been turned into a “mini stage”. Come on Drayton, we have 3/4 Mini stages now. 4 if you include the one in Thomas Land.
Buccaneer burger bar, however I think this whole structure was removed due to wood rot.
Centre piece removed from the pirate themed Jolly Buccaneer and replaced with a generic statue.
Apocalypse main entrance portal removed, aswell as a reduced que line.
As you can see from the images above, a lot of the original themeing has slowly dissolved at the park over the years, with not a lot of “physical” themeing added back. Gone are the days oh physical themed set pieces it seems!
There is a upstairs still, but doesn’t stretch out as far as it used to, and limited seating up there.
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I’m pretty sure that’s correct, not sure where you’d find proof unless you accessed the land registry records.
I agree with you, the lack of theming over the years is a shame really. Although there is a few reasons why some of those rides had their theming removed.Sorry for the double post, but it’s quite sad to see how much themeing has actually been removed over the years from Drayton, wether it be because of rot, damage or something else I’m not entirely sure.
We’ve saw a whole attraction go to a Christmas event that is only on for 2/3 months a year.
The Bounty have its mast removed along with the photo opportunity Shark which has been turned into a “mini stage”. Come on Drayton, we have 3/4 Mini stages now. 4 if you include the one in Thomas Land.
Buccaneer burger bar, however I think this whole structure was removed due to wood rot.
Centre piece removed from the pirate themed Jolly Buccaneer and replaced with a generic statue.
Apocalypse main entrance portal removed, aswell as a reduced que line.
As you can see from the images above, a lot of the original themeing has slowly dissolved at the park over the years, with not a lot of “physical” themeing added back. Gone are the days oh physical themed set pieces it seems!
