What on earth would you do with such a thing? It looks minging and separated from the rollercoaster it has nothing at all to link it to the ride/park - it just has Pepsi branding.When the park teased “235 unwrapped” yesterday on social media I didn’t think it was going to be an advert for them selling the can wrappers for £1500 quid each.
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Blackpool Pleasure Beach: 2025 Discussion
DistortAMG
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Mandys gotta fund Hot Ice somehow...
GooseOnTheLoose
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Put it in a shed, somewhere in Staffordshire.What on earth would you do with such a thing?
Matt N
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If it’s just a QR code they need, how would they tell?Quick update on the season pass saga, no longer allowed to use a screenshot on your phone, has to be displayed in the app
They are absolutely determined to make the experience worse
And why does it matter exactly provided they can verify it’s you using it?
I'm not sure, but I had to stand there and wait whilst the app opened with the terrible signal in there. I'm too lazy to open it to confirm, but I'm sure their own website recommends using a screenshot for your eticket...If it’s just a QR code they need, how would they tell?
And why does it matter exactly provided they can verify it’s you using it?
I do think it's funny as the turnstiles only allow you to scan once a day at the entrance, so by checking manually and not scanning anything, they've took away a security feature if anything.
It's also not clear if that security lane is exclusive for pass holders, as I saw many people queue for a while, reach the front only to see the sign saying season pass entrance and turned themselves away.
Dipper_Dave
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Quick update on the season pass saga, no longer allowed to use a screenshot on your phone, has to be displayed in the app
They are absolutely determined to make the experience worse
Presumably once inside you can still get issued a paper E-ticket anyway. I still think this is the easiest way to do it. No bother then about opening the app, phone signal etc, at the scanner.
And if someone is taking ages at the scanner, surely the staff will just let them in anyway to keep things moving.
I thought you were used to the place by now matey...If it’s just a QR code they need, how would they tell?
And why does it matter exactly provided they can verify it’s you using it?
BECAUSE MANDY ****** WELL SAYS SO...THAT'S WHY.
IDB
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Last time I visited a couple of weeks ago they were waving people though the Big One turnstile most of the day.And if someone is taking ages at the scanner, surely the staff will just let them in anyway to keep things moving.
It had been broken for weeks and was just freely spinning, but I notice they all seem to be working properly this week.Last time I visited a couple of weeks ago they were waving people though the Big One turnstile most of the day.
Launch pad appears to have a new fence, in the area there used to be batching. Not clear what for, as they weren't using it yesterday, but looks like it could be speedy? It's only one of the movable fences but it has been painted black.
Extremely busy today for a Sunday, I'd say there are more here today than yesterday. Suspect that's because of the discounted tickets for Sundays, so there's very strong evidence price is the key factor keeping people out