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Blackpool Pleasure Beach: 2023 Discussion

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Visited yesterday. Big One had a queue down the ramp on one train. Most of the the rides you got on within a couple of cycles.

Saw only six people riding Enso, all from the same family, riding in twos and not spinning much.
 
Visited yesterday. Big One had a queue down the ramp on one train. Most of the the rides you got on within a couple of cycles.

Saw only six people riding Enso, all from the same family, riding in twos and not spinning much.
Yesterday as in Saturday ?

That's very quiet for a Saturday although weekends in May / June (half term aside), are not usually rammed.



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Big One running one train on Saturdays is what's put me off going up for a weekend in May. Why force people to wait in a slow/tedious half hour queue when you could provide better service and have happy customers re-riding it?

It's frustrating, the park is quiet, yet it's actually worse to queue for The Big One than when the park is busier.
 
Big One running one train on Saturdays is what's put me off going up for a weekend in May. Why force people to wait in a slow/tedious half hour queue when you could provide better service and have happy customers re-riding it?

It's frustrating, the park is quiet, yet it's actually worse to queue for The Big One than when the park is busier.

It’s not a great look to charge people a premium price and then deliver a poor experience like this. Seemingly though they’re not really bothered - single train operations persist across many of the rides and yet it’s still around £45 to get in.
 
It’s not a great look to charge people a premium price and then deliver a poor experience like this. Seemingly though they’re not really bothered - single train operations persist across many of the rides and yet it’s still around £45 to get in.
Yeah that's a great point. If you charge a premium price you have to deliver a premium product, and one train with a queue down the ramp is not a premium product.
 
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