B&M Dive machine for the Grand Prix site…CONFIRMED!!!….if Mandy is copying Andreas.
If, as speculated, this is indeed replacing Ice Blast, then something else is planned for the Grand Prix plot of land. When the rumours regarding Ice Blast and Grand Prix started circulating, it also included the rumour that Avalanche was going to be removed in the not too distant future, so that whole space would be a good spot for a decent sized new coaster.Correct me if I’m wrong, but a quick google suggests an Intamin gyro swing costs about $7.5m.
If this is the case, do we think BPB would leave it at that, or could they still go out and do something else?
It’d be a great step forward, but there’s a heck of a lot of wasteland at the park that needs filling…
Hope this is true maybe it will help the park back to it's old ways and adding new rides to the line up and boost attendance but it will probably open next year now.
Intamin Gyro Swings are absolutely fantastic rides. If you’ve done Maelstrom then you’ll have an idea of what they are like, but the newer ones take it up a notch. They are larger, swing up to a higher angle, and crucially they have lap bars instead of over the shoulder restraints. This means that you get a wonderfully floaty ride with great airtime at the top and you feel as if you are about to invert. If Pleasure Beach got one it would instantly be the best permanent flat ride in the UK (along with potentially AT’s Top Spin).Are people more excited about the notion of the park getting a new ride than the ride itself? A gyro swing seems fairly generic, there are plenty of them or the pendulum versions in the UK already…
Nope.Do they need planning permission?
PB is one of the few parks that don't need permissionDo they need planning permission?
I didnt know that, was just wondering if we could see the plans to determine what model.Nope.
Swapped general free rights for a bit of the prom many years ago.