Dipper_Dave
TS Member
Avalanche lift hill sounded like a bag of spanners today it sounded like a problem with the anti rollbacks
It generally sounds like that anyway. To save on grease they could always use dog poo. That or snake oil
Avalanche lift hill sounded like a bag of spanners today it sounded like a problem with the anti rollbacks
It generally sounds like that anyway. To save on grease they could always use dog poo. That or snake oil
Nah, management don't have to pay to enter their workplace.Don't tell me they are letting snakes in for £10 as well !!!
I know it's normally loud(ish) but this was not its normal sound, a ride op said it was just a problem with one of the trains, however both sounded the sameIt generally sounds like that anyway. To save on grease they could always use dog poo. That or snake oil
Thats.... horrifying. I know Japan doesn't share the same views on animal cruelty as we do, but my god!I've just returned from a visit to Japan and at Fuji Q, there are signs by the teacups showing that dogs are allowed on the ride and the ferris wheel too!
Visited on Saturday and noted the noise. Whilst I don't particularly tend to visit at peak periods, especially on Saturdays, it was good to see the park busy. Having a season pass meant it was a fairly relaxed visit, however I wouldn't have fancied paying the gate price for a single visit of the year. Most coaster queues were topping an hour.Avalanche lift hill sounded like a bag of spanners today it sounded like a problem with the anti rollbacks
The park has a wonderful new grassed area with a lovely fountain (albeit it’s still fenced off)I'm all for dogs at theme parks but Blackpool is a concrete jungle, why would you want to take your dog there? At least the canine filled German parks have plenty of green space.
I do not doubt you, but can you point them out, as they are not obvious? It could be the case that by the time the attraction was refurbished, there were only 4 in operation, due to many breaking over the years and never getting repaired. Very plausible given the extreme wetness and dampness in the building. If this was the case, it would make their statement of there only being 4 cameras correct.