Hasn't the Black Friday sale shifted the focus off Boxing Day?Not heard anything yet about the usual Boxing Day sales for Alton
Yeah I think a lot of places started their Black Friday sales early, so aren't doing Boxing Day sales.Hasn't the Black Friday sale shifted the focus off Boxing Day?
No closures throughout the calendar. Praise be.
2nd & 20th May are already grey out on the booking page so I'm assuming they are closed to the general public on those days. Unless one of you lot are having a private party and I'm not invited .
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Im sure some of the other Merlin parks have done that in the past, until much nearer the time when closing times are confirmed.I completely agree. Didn't they do that for a while?
...well. I will never, ever understand this level of business....will change from uncapped annual upwards only RPI uplifts to annual reviews of CPI +0.5% (with a floor of 1% per annum and a maximum increase of 4% per annum) ... confirmed that the Capital Contribution paid represents not more than 50% of any marriage value created as a result of the lease extensions ... resulting as it does in the weighted average unexpired lease term across the SIR portfolio increasing from 19.2 years to 30.0 years, making our WAULT the longest amongst our peers in the UK REIT sector. ... "Merlin is a genuinely world class business which, through this initiative and particularly the new ESG elements incorporated in the agreements, has demonstrated its clear commitment to these unique, landmark sites."
Can't think of any good attractions they've got rid of from towers tbf. Flume, sub terra, ripsaw, submission, ice age and toadstool. All pretty meh attractions imo. I guess there's corkscrew which was a classic but I can't comment as I never rode itWht not we buy them for another 20 years and keep killing them, getting rid of beloved attractions, excluding their IPs and the Secret Weapons of course, and keep raising prices..."
Ripsaw was great for those who like going upside down, Twirling Toadstool fantastic for those who don’t. The theatre was always a good family attraction as well both as live shows and the Ice Age 4D.Can't think of any good attractions they've got rid of from towers tbf. Flume, sub terra, ripsaw, submission, ice age and toadstool. All pretty meh attractions imo. I guess there's corkscrew which was a classic but I can't comment as I never rode it
Out of interest, what's wrong with Six Flags? Some of their parks look great, in my opinion!They'll probably just end up like a your typical Six Flags/ American Amusement Park, but worse.
The impression I get is that some of the old rides are good and even the odd new one. The issue they have is that there is literal advertisements everywhere meaning that there is no atmosphere. They also have dreadful operations and are even worse than Merlin at cost cutting. I haven't actually visited a Six Flags park but that's the impression I get from the US enthusiasts.Out of interest, what's wrong with Six Flags? Some of their parks look great, in my opinion!
The impression I get is that some of the old rides are good and even the odd new one. The issue they have is that there is literal advertisements everywhere meaning that there is no atmosphere. They also have dreadful operations and are even worse than Merlin at cost cutting. I haven't actually visited a Six Flags park but that's the impression I get from the US enthusiasts.
Thunderlooper, Black Hole and the Beast were all worth keeping.Can't think of any good attractions they've got rid of from towers tbf. Flume, sub terra, ripsaw, submission, ice age and toadstool. All pretty meh attractions imo. I guess there's corkscrew which was a classic but I can't comment as I never rode it
Weren't they removed before merlin took over or am I mistaken. Can't remember when merlin came inThunderlooper, Black Hole and the Beast were all worth keeping.