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I don’t mind it tbh. Williams world is dead before 11 anyway and Rapids don’t even need to be open this time of year

You see this makes no sense to me because 10 years ago we didn’t have wicker man which is a decent capacity coaster so how did the park cope better back then. I can’t recall the lineup being much different except for some flat rides

How did they ever reach 30k? The car park is full at 16-17k these days so where did all those extra cars go

That’s an interesting point what height do you think it would be a high risk of someone falling out. On the Otsr 1.4m rides are people likely to fall out at 1.35m?

Off course but it is silly because if you try and get your child on a ride when they’re below the height they could literally fall out

1) If they’re willing to risk their childs safety then they shouldn’t be a parent 2) Children being stupid shocks nobody 3) Shows how incapable the general public must be

Could the parents not just measure them at the entrance

Why do any of the rides need entrance hosts anyway. There are signs that indicate where everyone should go for the different queue lines

Interesting to see Smilers queue so low

I think more importantly you guys should stop using 1 or 2 ride closures as an excuse to claim the availability is bad. If multiple rides are closed at the same time then it becomes an issue but most the time it’s not been that bad this season

It’s not my opinion. They’re the most popular 3 rides in the lineup. If you somehow think otherwise then you must be blind

Not too much of an issue if Oblivion goes down. As long as they keep the core coasters (Nemesis, Smiler, Wicker man) open they should be fine

The land is big enough to accommodate a family thrill ride like Wicker man. I think a woodie would add some great variety to the lineup

That’s why I said Maurer spinners not Alton towers. I’m sure there are manufacturers that have these issues but it shouldn’t be the case because rides from the likes of Intamin and B&M cope just fine.

Are you @rob666 with that level of pedanticness. Not most then a high percentage of coasters. I’ve seen videos of a lot of coasters operating around the world in rainy conditions without needing to reduce rider numbers. It must be a specific problem to Maurer spinners

And do you blame them? The ride was open for a few days then it shuts and won’t open the rest of the year. If I were Cedar I’d be swinging at Zamperla and making their life miserable

The most embarrassing fail in recent theme park history

I meant for guest interpretation. 47mph gusts at 236ft will only be like 20mph on ground level. Thorpe should state what the wind equivalent of the ride height is at ground level so guests understand

Can someone please help me understand this because it’s odd. Apparently Hyperia is closed due to high winds but yet the other coasters are open. According to Thorpe parks website Hyperia has the highest wind limit but yet is the first to close? The only thing I can think of is that wind speed...

Is Oblivion now operating in the wind? Gusts are quite high so I’m surprised it’s open