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Knockhatch also got rid of theirs end of last year, so there’s now none left in the UK, and it’s a rare ride generally.More importantly... Someone needs to rescue Waterfall.
Knockhatch also got rid of theirs end of last year, so there’s now none left in the UK, and it’s a rare ride generally.More importantly... Someone needs to rescue Waterfall.
Don't give them any ideas... knowing Aspro they'd likely put it all in the skip because the bags and labels cost money.I have just spotted the firewood prices at the local petrol station...do people really pay seven whole pounds on a small carrier bag sized bag of kindling?
The overall value of the oakwood woodpile has just gone up by fifty percent.
I would...wood...roughly estimate the coaster is worth a couple of million in scrap/souvenirs/kindling/firewood.
If it was in Blackpool Mouse prices for souvenir wood, it would be worth a billion or more.
Come on aspro, there is your way out.
Its very much in the wishful thinking realm but the only way I see it surviving is if Bluestone next door take it on. Its plausible, but very unlikely.But let's make one thing clear guys.... 'Phobia is gone. Accept it and move on
I think @East Coast Mariner was saying that Megafobia must be kept if (IF) the park was bought, not that it should be relocated (as you say, relocation would be near impossible).Guys...... Even ignoring that it's a woodie, it's terrain specific. It's gone. Move on.
Because it used to be run well and did make a profit. Hastings has 3 Aspro attractions 2 of which have never had any updates since the 90s. They have next to no budget to improve (I've done some marketing for 1 of them) and the marketing pictures are from the 90's too. The aquarium is a cast off from sea life that's had a paint job and and that's about it.If one company tried and failed to keep the park going, due to an overall lack of humans in the area outside the school holidays, I don't understand why people think it can be taken over and run at a profit.
You can't make real money if the punters aren't there forty five weeks out of fifty two.
Even with a big posh camp site next door.
There are now too many alternatives for leisure, people don't do parks the same as they did, hence the recent death or change of a number of small parks like this one.