You forget this is for the company that has made over 13 pages of errors
What your beef with Ken? I heard his daughter works on Park and he's very supportive of the investment in the local areas economy.I agree. Which is exactly why, if I were Merlin, I wouldn't go shouting about it.
For all intents and purposes, as long as the noise level projections are accurate and the building is built as is detailed in the planning documents it's none of their business what kind of attraction is built. Who is Ken from the local Neighborhood Watch to decide what goes on inside there? If Merlin are telling lies about the noise (which, as far as I'm aware, no one has any objections to) then they should have their feet held to the fire.
But if just calling it a coaster raises Ken and Karen's blood pressure so much then they should put down their Daily Mail and go and see a doctor, as getting so emotional about what type of attraction could be built inside a soundproofed building inside a theme park either means they've wasted their engineering talents during their working lives or they need some blood thinners.
This topics very painful atm. As is the Duel thread. I know the point of this forum is freedom of speech etc but surely @Craig and admin somme special rules need putting in place to stop pages and pages on repatative drivel. Unfortunately not reading the thread doesn't work as we may miss that one bit of good information
Seems they're forgetting that there's a loud, ugly, garish Maurer spinner about 200 yards from the Towers
Didn't Spinball had the same uproar when built yet despite all was still built regardless?Seems they're forgetting that there's a loud, ugly, garish Maurer spinner about 200 yards from the Towers. How on earth a bland-exterior indoor attraction could be worse than that, especially given modern building standards and noise abatement is beyond me.
Didn't Spinball had the same uproar when built yet despite all was still built regardless?
Could Merlin use the refurbishment of the Flag Tower as a potential bargaining chip?
From an environmental/heritage perspective, I don't think the continued existence and obstruction of Spinball Whizzer does the park many favours. It's more of a warning from the past as to what can happen without prior insight or objections. Getting rid of it in the future, as floated, would earn them local brownie points, for certain.