I rode it too, yes the layout looked dull on paper but it was made crazier due to its insane roughness. It literally tried to shake you senseless, it was that brutal. On my last ride in 2019, it was so bad that I genuinely worried I had concussion.I have ridden the ultimateā¦ it was ultimately nuts in so many ways it was designed .. thats what made the ride.
It wasnāt a particularly interesting layout or anything special, but just crazy rough and brutal. But amazing at the same time
RIP
Nor will I, and I doubt anyone who doesn't have kids will. And for those who do have kids, there are plenty of better family parks to go to.RIP Ulty. I will never visit this park again.
Likewise dippy, but our final bromance visit, that really was of the highest order...RIP Ulty. I will never visit this park again.
Could just have the front car though!Those 38 seater trains would need a very big garden, let alone house.
No surprise there, I don't think anyone really expected them to reopen it.
Another UK top 5 coaster gone. I'm sure I'm not alone in saying I'd take Ultimate, Mouse and Knightmare over Wicker Man, Smiler and Icon any day.
I think the park is doing better than you might expect; yes, they're not building big new thrill rides, but reports from last year suggest that the park was doing quite well in its new guise targeting under-12s!The park is clearly on its dying legs - is there any sign of investment moving forwards in a new rollercoaster? Doubt it.
Well I hope so.
I would like to know what the long term investment plan is.
I mean, family parks can be awesome. Just look at Paultons.