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This is part of the issue though, it is OK value with 20% off. Effectively its not an annual pass discount any more, its a tax on those without one.

I went on a school trip around thirty years ago, it was cool back then but mainly just different combinations of IMAX type screens and 3D glasses, plus a few weird outdoor "rides" like water tricycles. Does seem like the park has changed significantly since to get closer to a traditional theme...

As has been said many times, it was a very wet winter, it’s highly likely some things could not have been done during the winter weather. Also issues with the lift hill chain may not have been found until part way through closed season and then there is the wait for the new parts.

They are only building churro stands anyway From: https://www.instagram.com/reel/DWlwk9rDSED/

Originally when Oblivion opened there was a deditcated bridge to the front set of airgates and a seperate one to the back set of airgates. Later on when Fast Track was added they dedicated the back bridge to Fast Track, this means at times they make people from the main queue move from the front...

If they are working on the train it is moved inside the trainshed. The storage yard is usually only for storage of trains. Same as most other railways, they have indoor spaces for maintaining the fleet and outdoor spaces for storing them.

You didn't get annual pass discount at KFC, McDonalds or Burger King (and still don't at Thorpe Park).

The are the operator of the park though, from the guests perspective the issue has nothing to do with who the data controller is, its a simple "Alton Towers installed touch-screen order kiosks and now I can't easily get my annual pass discount". Looking purely at guest experience it is Alton...

and none of this should be the guests problem. Alton Towers should have worked this out with Aramark prior to allowing them to install the self-service kiosks. If we didn't have Aramark then complaint is still the same, AT should have solved the AP discount before going ahead.

I think you'd have to use a VPN or similar to make the official Disney site think you are in the USA and show the US pricing.

The hi-vis is part of the after dark theming, the frogs have all got hi-vis on too.

There may not be any more freedom in designing a new area at Universal compared to designing one at Chessington, Gardaland or Alton Towers.

You can post images relevant to the discussion but have to host them elsewhere and link to them. Would be really have ridden Battle Galleons in March? I’d expect it to re-open as the weather improves.

I'm sure this has happened every March for the last few years, they remove a few rides from the app that are unable to open for the buyout days. Someone posts that those rides are never to open again. They reappear on the app and open as normal.

Jumanji Mandril mayhem is a boomerang coaster, if you go forwards to start with, you come back backwards. So you are either front row outwards and then going backwards on the return or front row for the return but backwards going out the station.

I've listened to Denmark's entry and its pretty good, a nice balance of soaring balled to slightly more electronic background. Also of course we now have our entry, Eins Zwei Drei. Its good fun, maybe a little too repetitive, could have done with more of the beats in the foreground and a bit...

A kiddie coaster themed to an IP will have different theming compared to a hyper coaster

I'm an adult and disappointed I can't have a go!

Is the slide actually for guests or is it just theming?

Other than Blackpool I don't think there was so many big parks, so its probably that no others could really afford it. I imagine boomerangs were cheaper too. Also why get the same thing as somewhere else, why not look for a point of difference? Look at 1994, three big new rides all opened but...