Maverick at the start of the day is far more intense than Icon looks at attempting to overspeed. It'll be perfectly safe and make the ride far more interesting. Perhaps even... a good coaster?
So this year you need to scan your park ticket at the entrance to every ride, but they still aren’t selling non-rider tickets. Anyone know what the point in this might be?
It’s an E ticket on your phone with a picture of you attached to your file, so still paperless but I’m not understanding the point behind scanning at every ride. I believe you can also get a paper ticket printed at guest services if your phone dies.That sucks. I thought they would be doing away with the paper ticket for another season. Wasn’t the point of not having wristbands last season to take out the contact point of the staff putting it on you? Instead they will be handing you a paper ticket now?!
It’s an E ticket on your phone with a picture of you attached to your file, so still paperless but I’m not understanding the point behind scanning at every ride. I believe you can also get a paper ticket printed at guest services if your phone dies.
It's another nonsense decision by the pleasure beach. Utterly pointless to have to scan on every ride.Ok, yes not getting the point of that if they managed without scanning on every ride last season. Maybe for them to analyse numbers on each ride? I’m sure plenty of folks will prefer to get that paper ticket then, until wristbands return. Not everyone has a mobile or always has it in the park with them, or would rather conserve battery life in case they need to make an actual phone call, text, etc.
I once witnessed a bunch of Americans roll in to Ticket Sales mid afternoon, they wanted to ride the Big One and Valhalla and were presented with a myriad of options that left them flummoxed.
"You can buy a wristband, that will give you access to all rides for the remainder of the day ... Or you can use tickets to ride whatever you would like individually, however to do this you will also need to buy a Pleasure Beach Pass. Or you can buy a Big One Ride ticket that you can use to access one ride and then you could use tickets to access the other. The Big One Ride ticket includes a Pleasure Beach Pass but you don't have to use it on the Big One, you can choose any ride but make sure it's one of the bigger ones or it might be cheaper to buy Tickets and a Pleasure Beach Pass separately. A Pleasure Beach Pass only gives you access to the park ... Diamond and Platinum passes are our season pass offers".
... And then the killer blow "Sorry the Big One is closed due to the wind".
Hi, first time posting so apologies if this is in the wrong place but I had a quick question.
I’m planning a day trip to BPPB on April 20 and was wondering how busy it might be. I’ve looked up the queue times elsewhere but the data is skewed and given it’s a long way from the south coast where I’m from I’m wary of a long journey only to spend the day queuing for hours on end for the rides.
Any insight from you-in-the-know would be very much appreciated.
Interesting! It does feel like a logical thing to be sponsored ... it'll always be Kit Kat Radio to me !It has been announced that the Blackpool Pleasure Beach Radio has a new sponsor for the 2021 season. The excat brand that is sponsoring the Blackpool Pleasure Beach Radio has not been announced yet but it has been confirmed that they do have a sponsor for the 2021 season.
What brands do you think should sponsor the Blackpool Pleasure Beach Radio?
The WGT era is full of mad stuff like this, for every slam dunk there is a head scratcher. During its later years, it was horribly unreliable as I recall and as I understand, a pain to evac from. It did a seven year stint, which is not insignificant, I guess.It’s always intrigued me to think they spent money on relocating Greatest Show on Earth, only to boot it out in favour of Burger King relatively shortly after. I guess it wasn’t the most popular of attractions and the franchise money talked.