I think the park need to come up with a plan B if multiple rides go down for a lengthy time on a busy day but I'm not sure what they could do?
Agreed, just imagine what the queues for the coasters would be like if those 115 mins were split between them instead!If a 115 minute combined queue time for 4 temporary flats isn’t a valid argument for the addition of several permanent flats then I don’t know what is!
The flats don't necessarily make the coaster queues shorter, as proven todayAgreed, just imagine what the queues for the coasters would be like if those 115 mins were split between them instead!
I imagine the coaster queues may well have been even longer had the flats not existed!The flats don't necessarily make the coaster queues shorter, as proven today
I certainly hope so, but we'll have to wait and see.I wonder whether the park is planning to invest in at least some permanent replacements for the Retrosquad for 2022?
I imagine the coaster queues may well have been even longer had the flats not existed!
I wonder whether the park is planning to invest in at least some permanent replacements for the Retrosquad for 2022?
The flats don't necessarily make the coaster queues shorter, as proven today
Too many golf balls in thereWhat do you think the people in the queues would be doing instead then? Having a swim in the lake?
As for the crowds and queues, if anyone there today didn't expect it to be busy on a beautiful Bank holiday, they must be insane
It does show how big of a difference 1 ride being down makes. If wicker man was open today, I reckon the main coasters wouldn't of got any bigger than 90 mins, whereas some of the rides have hit 120-150 todayAgreed, if people expected it not to be busy today they must be mad. However I'll wager that not many of them expected the park's flagship coaster to be down all day on one of the busiest days of the year. Whatever the reason for the closure, the park needs to face up to the fact that people haven't had the experience they've paid for; no wonder people are angry.
Even higher than that. Thirteen was on a 180 minute queue around midday today.It does show how big of a difference 1 ride being down makes. If wicker man was open today, I reckon the main coasters wouldn't of got any bigger than 90 mins, whereas some of the rides have hit 120-150 today
Even higher than that. Thirteen was on a 180 minute queue around midday today.
3 hours for a non headliner ride. (In my opinion)
I wouldn’t wait 45 minutes for it but each to their own!
Ye I can't see how it's possible to reach 180 given that on 3 trains I queued 90 from the entrance. Even to be 120 atm it'd have to be right out the entrance. So unless it was on 2 trains temporarilyTh13teen was 180 minutes, and then an hour later showed 60.
Honestly, I wouldn't believe a word of some of those queue times.