saltedpeanuts09
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Does EL have any future investments in the pipeline? I feel like the park has slowed right down
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danlouislucy
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It has since the park is now funding investments themselves rather than having EU funding for them (from what I understand)
Benjsh
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I think they will end up selling off a lot of the tatty stuff soon. These rides aren't what brings in the crowds and still need to be manned and maintained which costs money.
They should focus on operating 9/10 of the better coasters and get rid of the rest.
They should focus on operating 9/10 of the better coasters and get rid of the rest.
Back in England after 2 days at the park. I have to agree with people - the place is a bit chaotic with parts of the park making no sense.
I can confirm that Sweet Valley doesn’t seem to have been finished off. Paint is peeling off of buildings and is a bit of an off colour, some of the facades on the Choco Choco mine train are still just metal. Very strange going through a chocolate chip waterfall on one lift hill, to then go through a metal structure on the other.
Both days there were lots of school children, so queue jumping was rampant. On the topic of queues what is with Zadra’s? It is so unnecessarily long.
We’ve had a lot of fun though. Granted I don’t have much experience with parks outside of the UK, it was nice to see a park with such slick operations. I don’t think we saw one ride down the whole time we were there.
While the park feels a bit strange in places, it sure has character.
I have to mention Zadra. Wow. I got off on my first ride surprised how quickly it takes the elements. It is something I seriously wish we could have here.
I can confirm that Sweet Valley doesn’t seem to have been finished off. Paint is peeling off of buildings and is a bit of an off colour, some of the facades on the Choco Choco mine train are still just metal. Very strange going through a chocolate chip waterfall on one lift hill, to then go through a metal structure on the other.
Both days there were lots of school children, so queue jumping was rampant. On the topic of queues what is with Zadra’s? It is so unnecessarily long.
We’ve had a lot of fun though. Granted I don’t have much experience with parks outside of the UK, it was nice to see a park with such slick operations. I don’t think we saw one ride down the whole time we were there.
While the park feels a bit strange in places, it sure has character.
I have to mention Zadra. Wow. I got off on my first ride surprised how quickly it takes the elements. It is something I seriously wish we could have here.
owenstreet7
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I'd certainly imagine so, I can also imagine a few exchange deals with Vekoma where they'd take some of the older coasters with a new coaster coming in.
Particularly if Vekoma can take on secondhand and refurbish.