Well, 1 out of 4 ain't bad.I think you can see x-sector from:
I think these are right but no sure
- Sonic spinball
- Twirling toadstool?
- Sky ride?
- The towers
Most likely will be open by then, they said they are hoping to open within the next couple of days. Obviously nobody here knows for sure but I am due to visit AT this coming Tuesday and at this moment I fully believe I will be able to go.New here, searching info on when they might open again and came across this great forum!
I know nobody will know for sure but I have a hotel booked near Stoke on Thursday night, an Alton tower hotel on the Friday night and tickets for park Friday and Saturday, what do you guys think the chances are that they will be open by then?
Further to the above, and despite the outrage across the internet at Kay Burley, Sky news have just posted this on their Facebook page an hour ago:
"The boss of the park has told Sky News safety measures "weren't adequate" at the attraction."
Liars! Blatant Liars!
Ah, that would indeed make sense! I haven't been on it in a while and didn't realise. Fair enough.I don't know whether it would make a difference, but at the TS South meet last weekend we got X out of the way first because someone or other in the group said that they believed it's only running two trains at the moment. If that's correct and likely to remain the case then the additional procedures may well not be necessary with probably only one train out on track at any one time (I don't recall hearing or seeing any others while riding). The ride duration is a lot shorter now that trains don't stop on all the block brakes, and it's not one of the park's more popular rides so I can't imagine there's any real need to run any more trains, especially as in 2013 the bag store faff was resulting in trains being sent half empty.
Unless I'm misunderstanding you, he did say that they weren't adequate for the Smiler in the interview with Kay Burley. So how are they liars for saying this?Further to the above, and despite the outrage across the internet at Kay Burley, Sky news have just posted this on their Facebook page an hour ago:
"The boss of the park has told Sky News safety measures "weren't adequate" at the attraction."
Liars! Blatant Liars!
New here, searching info on when they might open again and came across this great forum!
I know nobody will know for sure but I have a hotel booked near Stoke on Thursday night, an Alton tower hotel on the Friday night and tickets for park Friday and Saturday, what do you guys think the chances are that they will be open by then?
But even when taken out of the interview, the meaning is exactly the same as when he says it in the interview. I have to say that Nick Varney dealt with the interrogation extremely well and I agree with everyone that he is very upset by these events but to deny he said it is incorrect.Yes, he (Varney) did say they were inadequate after being pushed several times. Although of course it's been taken out of context as you have to see the full interview. Exactly what Sky wanted.
Yes, and I know I keep pointing this out on several forums, but no level of health and safety can cover for coincidence. One cannot guard against every scenario, there is always something extrememly unpredictable that could happen.