It hasn'tThe most important observation in that video: the fountain show has been paved over!
Surely Amanda wouldn't remove two fountains in one year?The most important observation in that video: the fountain show has been paved over!
Strange that, as from adverts, South Park's characters do not seem like huge coaster enthusiasts...South Park has so many coasters now !
Have you put your glasses on?It really is difficult to see those overhead shots of the Wild Mouse site
Yeah, but they're not rose tinted unfortunately.Have you put your glasses on?
My therapist told me to just pretend it never existed.Yeah, but they're not rose tinted unfortunately.
Wild mouse plant pots.Both the trauma towers and wild mouse sites look very untidy at the minute, I do wonder if they're actually going to bother doing anything with them this season? It would be a big shame if they've spent loads of time & money on getting ICON looking smart, only to leave 2 gaping holes at the other end of park.
I can see them having no reference to the Mouse at all. Like it never existed.I'd like to see some sort of gesture towards the Mouse, maybe a ride car on display with a few facts about the ride, some boards up with pictures of the ride etc. I could see it fitting in quite nicely in the entrance under Noah's Ark, where the furnace goes for Vampire Beach.
Wouldn't make up for the horrendous handling of the situation, but it'd be something at least.
I can see them having no reference to the Mouse at all. Like it never existed.
Unfortunately Heritage doesn't seem to be high on the agenda these days.
Once any bits they can flog to enthusiasts has gone it will be a distant memory.
EDIT; It certainly looks like the fountain show has indeed been filled-in!
That was a NEW MACHINE!
Those three rides are listed!Seriously? If we're talking heritage, look no further than the Flying Machines, or the Grand National, or the Big Dipper etc, the Wild Mouse wasn't even the oldest wooden coaster at the Pleasure Beach.
The fountain hasn't been 'filled-in' at all.
...the Wild Mouse wasn't even the oldest wooden coaster at the Pleasure Beach.
Those three rides are listed!
No but it was the world's oldest surviving wooden wild mouse!
Awful throughput, expensive to maintain and a lawsuit waiting to happen. It's time had come, Pleasure Beach have removed rides time and time again - just look at The Reel, Whip, Log Flume etc, this is no different. Heck, at the time people might have been upset about the removal of the Scenic Railway or the Velvet Coaster but we got Grand National and Rollercoaster / Streak as replacements.
I'll miss it greatly - but something will replace Mouse and it will be a worthy, modern successor.