It's from the 2000 Hot Ice Show "Rhythmos"
Yep indeed, I got a nice space opposite the Big Blue entrance, but even if there was none to have there you never have to go that far down Clifton Drive before you find something.Eighteen pounds a night parking, or free parking all day every day at this time of year on the road across from the hotel.
Eighteen quid for breakfast...you can get two and a pint each in the Velvet just up the road for less money.
Oh how the other half live!
It does prevent boats going down the drops at the same time, however, there are still times when the splash from the other boat reaches you.The ride control system on Valhalla does not allow boats onto both drops simultaneously, which is why boats will sometimes stop briefly before going down one of the main drops (less common in recent years due to the ride running fewer boats).
SF10 has no such interlock, sometimes you'll just get unlucky.
I keep checking for the booking system going live. Please shout up on here if you see if before me!Can't wait for the brand new Holiday Inn to open!
I think that is my definition of a dream job.So who is applying for this job ?........
https://www.blackpoolpleasurebeach.com/careers/operations/rollercoaster-test-rider/
Applied, sadly it is only a one day job by the sound of things.
Time to give the over sixties a shot...half a century of coaster testing experience.
The Valhalla theme music is not even original to Hot Ice - 'Song of the Elders' is actually a cover of an old Maori song, Tarakihi. I'd describe it as a very Western-ised cover - all the Maori lyrics have been replaced in the Hot Ice version by nonsensical vocals.It wasn’t Viking themed. It is the reason that the soundtrack is somewhat disjointed in the context of the ride. That’s the reason it builds to a crescendo and then loops back to the start again, rather than blending in a more seemless loop a la traditional dark ride scores.
The Valhalla theme music is not even original to Hot Ice - 'Song of the Elders' is actually a cover of an old Maori song, Tarakihi. I'd describe it as a very Western-ised cover - all the Maori lyrics have been replaced in the Hot Ice version by nonsensical vocals.
The original is pretty epic to watch! Here is New Zealand singer Kiri Te Kanawa performing with a Maori chorus: