7pm close on ALL weekends and school holidays this season.
Big improvement.
In fairness, Thorpe Park did trial 8pm closes during the summer of 2019, but they weren’t especially successful, as the park had usually emptied out by about 6pm; I visited for one, and I remember being able to get quite a few walk-on, back-to-back rides on Swarm after about 6pm! Sadly, I don’t think the 8pm closes were particularly successful for Thorpe, as the rest were scrapped and reduced back to 6pm literally a week after I went.I think this has been up for some time. It's interesting that it looks like TP have the weakest hours of the four UK Merlin parks this season.
It's the same style as the Legoland map which is also very good.Chessington have just updated the map on their app. Nicest design for years!
Since Gruffalo opened in 2017; the area was rethemed in order to make sure that Gruffalo and Vampire can coexist with one another.Since when has Transylvania been called Wild Woods?
Genuinely had no idea haha. Makes sense.Since Gruffalo opened in 2017; the area was rethemed in order to make sure that Gruffalo and Vampire can coexist with one another.
Me neither actuallyGenuinely had no idea haha. Makes sense.
You mean renamed. All that happened was they slapped slightly brighter coloured paint on Transylvania, hung some incredibly cheap green netting on the side of a corrugated warehouse wall and called it a different name. No retheme happened at all.Since Gruffalo opened in 2017; the area was rethemed in order to make sure that Gruffalo and Vampire can coexist with one another.
They didn't trial 8pm close, they reduced it from 10pm.In fairness, Thorpe Park did trial 8pm closes during the summer of 2019, but they weren’t especially successful, as the park had usually emptied out by about 6pm; I visited for one, and I remember being able to get quite a few walk-on, back-to-back rides on Swarm after about 6pm! Sadly, I don’t think the 8pm closes were particularly successful for Thorpe, as the rest were scrapped and reduced back to 6pm literally a week after I went.
In fairness, they’ve included a lanyard too!Nothing to do with Covid, just trying to make a bit more cash. To be fair the app is free, so I see no reason to provide free paper maps. But £3.50 is steep unless it comes with more than just attraction maps. 99p would be fine for just a map, for £3.50 I'd want a mini guidebook with details on the animals and stuff.
In fairness, they’ve included a lanyard too!