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Forget the sauce, I'd be cheesed off!
Forget the sauce, I'd be cheesed off!
What kind of person even orders a double with no cheese?
Even with Chessington’s throughputs, one assumes there must have been quite a bit of downtime to end up with a grand total of 2,000 riders. One of the problems with Tiger Rock, is they can’t start it with guests on the ride, so if there’s any downtime they have to do a full evacuation before the engineers can even begin working on it. But 2000 riders in a day is pretty embarassing.Just looking at recent reviews, someone was complaining about ride closures, specifically mentioning Tiger Rock.
Chessington replied saying it was open and 2000 people had ridden that day. Now it might have had downtime, but 2000 a day? It’s a continuous loading log flume, this thing should be getting at least 1000 people an hour.
With all day closures (including extra rides that are closed which aren’t even listed on the app, such as Scorpion Express) and awful operations even on the rides that should munch through queues, it goes someway to explain 80 mins for a bloomin’ wave swinger. They are just incompetent at running a theme park at this point.
Hopefully in the coming years Paulton’s can raise their profile outside of being known just as Peppa Pig World to some and give the Southern Merlin parks a little more competition. Obviously I know it’s some way out from London (68 miles from Chessington according to Google maps) but it’s a great example of a family park doing things right.
The ride availability and queue times can be shocking at Chessington, if I lived somewhere that was in fairly easy distance of both Chessington and Paulton’s it really wouldn’t be any contest as to which one I’d want to visit. I hate to think how long the queues are going to be for Mandril Mayhem during school trip season if you have a day when several of the parks other big attractions go down.
Those with lactose intolerance, so about ten percent of the population.What kind of person even orders a double with no cheese?
True, but the burger can be so dry. Hopefully Aramark aren’t charging extra for ketchup and mustard!Those with lactose intolerance, so about ten percent of the population.
True, but the burger can be so dry. Hopefully Aramark aren’t charging extra for ketchup and mustard!
It's wierd as Chessington has had loads of work done over winter. This week has been an absolute shambles, I'd be fuming if I'd driven down to London and most of thier coasters were closed. I don't know how Merlin manage to pull it off.Park looks a disgrace again today.
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Am I right to recall that a large proportion of the major rides were removed from the winter schedule, with the inference that this was because of extensive maintenance requirements on said rides? That being the case, I’m guessing that maintenance either wasn’t successful or just wasn’t done.