And that's not a black mamba
The back looks good, although that snake could look better.
Nah, this isn't true at all. Lego's rides are no different to Chessington's in terms of maintenance, they'll still all need an annual stripdown etc.Maintenance schedules play havoc with xms opening not many of legos rides are hugely mechanical thus servicing of crucial moving safety parts is less, its not a decent excuse but most lego rides can have cars / units out of action for servicing and keep the attraction serviceable , if inspections and maintenance can fit either side of xmas opening then it helps
Nah, this isn't true at all. Lego's rides are no different to Chessington's in terms of maintenance, they'll still all need an annual stripdown etc.
It's worth noting that Lego have started completing some servicing during the 'normal' season, around May/September time - things like Haunted House, Dragon's Apprentice and Mia's Riding Adventure have been taken out of service for a couple of weeks during these periods to be stripped down and serviced. It's what the big players do - Disney etc. - it's the only way to effectively have year round opening, and Lego have clearly realised this.
It was quite shocking. However, I think that today was worse than usual. This isn't apologia, though.With your mentioned figures in Discord, the entire area was getting 800pph. Not per ride, all 3 rides added together. Pathetic.
Mandrill Mayhem's throughput was definitely par for the course. I have seen much better and also quite a bit worse.The Mandrill Mayhem figure seems par for the course, and would roughly tee up with the 575pph reading I logged in September. Given the inherent bottlenecks of Mandrill Mayhem, such as only having 1 train and not allowing people on the platform while the ride is in motion, I wasn’t unimpressed with this at all. I actually thought that while the inherent issue of not allowing guests to wait behind the airgates was a significant detractor from throughput, the ride seemed reasonably well operated with all things considered.
I am quite surprised by how low the flat ride throughputs are, though. Those throughputs must equate to only a very small amount of hourly cycles.
It was quite shocking. However, I think that today was worse than usual. This isn't apologia, though.
If anyone's interested:
Mamba Strike: 141 pph (average of 3)
Ostrich Stampede: 117 pph (average of 4)
Mandrill Mayhem: 542 pph (average of 2)
2 arms were closed on my visit, which was included in my figures.Not sure if you included it in your figures but on my two Christmas visits multiple rows of seats on Ostrich Stampede were closed too. At least 2 "arms", possibly 3.
It's obviously just the virtual queueStill waiting on confirmation for the "throughput solution" that was mentioned.