Sam said:Bleh, I agree with the need for themed music in ride queues. But if it's park-wide music, I'd much prefer a constantly changing selection. And not just the same five songs in a loop. Having just one 'themed' track for the entire park, and hearing it all day on every pathway and every plaza would be hell on earth!
Zak said:Sam said:Bleh, I agree with the need for themed music in ride queues. But if it's park-wide music, I'd much prefer a constantly changing selection. And not just the same five songs in a loop. Having just one 'themed' track for the entire park, and hearing it all day on every pathway and every plaza would be hell on earth!
But Sam... would you not like to hear about the rides, the shows, the fun, the thrills, the joy, the spirit, the adrenalin, SPECTACULAR! All day?
What is this called?Tim said:Zak said:Sam said:Bleh, I agree with the need for themed music in ride queues. But if it's park-wide music, I'd much prefer a constantly changing selection. And not just the same five songs in a loop. Having just one 'themed' track for the entire park, and hearing it all day on every pathway and every plaza would be hell on earth!
But Sam... would you not like to hear about the rides, the shows, the fun, the thrills, the joy, the spirit, the adrenalin, SPECTACULAR! All day?
Hold on are they still doing that since my last trip in 2009! I'm glad I haven't been back since, definitely get rid.
Blackpool Pleasure Beach Marketing Team said:There is no truth in the rumour about Wild Mouse. It will be operating as normal for 2013.
Blackpool Pleasure Beach Blog said:"Keeping up a long tradition, Mrs Thompson has followed in the footsteps of her father, Geoffrey Thompson, who was the first Englishman to be appointed to the prestigious board, and become its first English president.
She was invited to join the board this year and will sit on the board until 2015. Amanda already sits on the IAAPA European Advisory Committee.
As the great-grand-daughter of Blackpool Pleasure Beach founder, William George Bean, Amanda became Managing Director of the 42-acre amusement park in 2004 following the death of her father.
Amanda is also President of Stageworks WorldWide Productions – the entertainment division of Blackpool Pleasure Beach – which she formed in 1982 to present spectacular live shows around the world.
Since becoming Managing Director, the amusement park has attracted a number of global brands including Nickelodeon Land in 2011 and next year will see the opening of the world’s first Wallace & Gromit ride.
Of her new appointment, Amanda said: “I am thrilled to be asked to join the Board of Directors at IAAPA, it is a great honour and a privilege to follow in the footsteps of my father.
“IAAPA is the leading association in the world for amusement and attractions. To be able to sit on its board and contribute in the direction of our industry over the next few years is an experience I am looking forward to very much.”
The IAAPA Board of Directors is made up of 15 board members from across the globe, including theme park bosses from Europe, America and the Far East.
Founded in 1918, the IAAPA is the largest international trade association for permanently situated amusement facilities worldwide. The organization represents more than 4,300 facility, supplier, and individual members from more than 97 countries including professionals from amusement parks, theme parks and attractions and a large variety of family amusement centres."
Park News - (11/26/12) Blackpool Pleasure Beach have confirmed that not only will the park’s monorail close before the 2013 season, but they will also close two other family rides: a car ride and the Tea Cups ride.
BigAl said:Screamscape has heard that the Monorail isn't the only attraction leaving the Pleasure Beach:
Park News - (11/26/12) Blackpool Pleasure Beach have confirmed that not only will the park’s monorail close before the 2013 season, but they will also close two other family rides: a car ride and the Tea Cups ride.