Dobba
TS Member
So £10.60 and around £8.50 depending on how the Euro to Pound rate is that day.Efteling charges €12.50.
Europa Park charges €10.
So £10.60 and around £8.50 depending on how the Euro to Pound rate is that day.Efteling charges €12.50.
Europa Park charges €10.
Considering ticket prices are around £35-£40 I don’t think car parking being £10 is too bad. If you bring your own food and don’t spend money inside the park then that’s an alright amount to be spending on a day out. Think it’s well worth it for a premium theme parkIn terms of parking charges, my opinion depends on the public transport links available. For Disneyland Paris, there are direct and frequent links to most of western Europe so I don't mind as much. For Alton Towers, public transport is poor to non-existant so I would consider it more of a stealth tax.
It's also another incentive to get regular and semi-regular guests to get a MAP or Towers pass that has parking included.Considering ticket prices are around £35-£40 I don’t think car parking being £10 is too bad. If you bring your own food and don’t spend money inside the park then that’s an alright amount to be spending on a day out. Think it’s well worth it for a premium theme park
It was £7 wasn't it?A bit rude to go straight from £6 to £10. Could have at least put it up a couple of quid this year, and then another couple of quid a year later. The average visitor will be a bit miffed I expect. Just looks a bit of a rip-off.
I mean the current 'special effects' in Hex includes a projector, some flashing lights and a fan so I'd be more than happy for them to add some more and enhance the experience. I find the whole pre-shows before the ride extremely boring.Interesting updates
As ever I’m worried they’ve butchered hex…
The quiet, the mystery of being in a building like that is all down to atmosphere
Unrealistic affects (screens/projection mapping) could be really jarring. Wind, rain and sparks look great, hopefully it’s along this vain
Considering the update from TPW I think it’s fair to say the parks not going to be ready until later in the season which is a shame.
Given an extremely popular ride is about to reopen I thought hex being reopened would be a necessity given the lack of skyride/retro squad
Let’s hope all rides are running at full tilt and they’ve really restricted them MAP numbers. Otherwise I worry about capacity and experience this year. I’d argue if Dungeons is finally on the way out, make it free until August? Adds some much needed capacity.
I wonder if we will see the meadows finally semi hard standing finally…
Yes it was £7 last season, so a £3 increase.It was £7 wasn't it?
Bit late to talk about this but wow! The grey look is looking to be going and moving X-Sector back into a more sleaker look though it does seem too much alike Forbidden Valley's new look unless there is a bit more colour like both Oblivion and Smiler in black yet have their secondary colours of orange and yellow respectively.
I’d love to see some sleek, modern cladding on Smiler’s station, could have some fun with changing colours, textures, could look really special if they want it to.Given how Smiler's station building was recently cleaned up, wonder if it was getting prepared for that it might be getting the black paint treatment? Yes I know we joke about Merlin and the colour black but all honesty, if the Smiler building was painted in all black with some yellow accents on it then that alone would make a hell of a difference to X-Sector making it look smarter than just an ugly concrete block.
There is and everyone mostly gets it wrong. Prices started being set at .99 because, aside from being slightly psychologically pleasing, in almost all occasions it forces the sales person to open the till.There's a reason shops put prices at .99 instead of rounding up.
Have a look on Amazon. They don't have a till on there. The till thing isn't relevant any more, it's all about the psychological effect these days.There is and everyone mostly gets it wrong. Prices started being set at .99 because, aside from being slightly psychologically pleasing, in almost all occasions it forces the sales person to open the till.