joelpagett
TS Member

Dresden Gardens Theme Park flung open its gates in 1961. Starting off as a collection of fun family rides along with plenty of woodland to explore, it soon became a huge hit! Set 30 minutes away from Bristol in the UK the park soon flourished and regularly saw visitors numbers hit the 500,000 mark. With an addition of several rides and roller coasters this secured Dresden Gardens as one of the top UK tourist destinations. As the years went on the economic climate became stale and visitor numbers soon started to fall. With lack of income to re-invest the park soon fell into disrepair. There was a major fire on one of the parks major roller coasters and there was also a mass redundancy. In 1986 the park went on the market as the owner could no longer keep the park running and this is where JP Entertainments became involved...

This marks the end of an epic chapter with Mr Hank Gerrard but also the start of a shining new chapter with JP Entertainments! Dresden Gardens Park is a beautiful theme park that has sadly fallen into disrepair. This twined with dwindling guest figures has forced the park to re-think its future. Today (March 5th 1990), myself and my creative director are going to have a sneak peak at our new roller coaster. This is the first new investment at Dresden Gardens for over 10 years and is a custom Arrow double looping roller coaster. More information will be released shortly on the ride but here is a few snippets of what is to come!

The Logo!

A view from across the lake.

View from a hill nearby.

Shot of the queue line.

Looking at the entrance of the new area.

A shot of the station!

Will you take on Andromeda 2000?
So that is our latest creation, this massive investment and an advertising campaign will bring Dresden Gardens back to its former glory. Shortly I will take you around the park and show you some of the rides and attractions, some are new, some are old favorites with a new lease of life! I will also need your help soon for advise on future growth plans!
Until next time,
Joel Pagett