blackholes crow
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Update full 2 train operationI think train 2 is now on the rails
The amount of water that's just come off the top of it on the first bend was impressive lol
Up date back on 2 train op tho no passengers atm
Update full 2 train operationI think train 2 is now on the rails
The amount of water that's just come off the top of it on the first bend was impressive lol
Up date back on 2 train op tho no passengers atm
Did you see how many trains it was on by any chance?Th13teen queue just got evacuated. Ride’s really earning its name…
Right now I don't think I'd gamble on joining the queue for Thirteen regardless of stated length, it's just not staying open long enough to justify the risk
Currently noneDid you see how many trains it was on by any chance?
With the amount of free return tickets they'll be giving away they practically are anywayWith the amount of closures they should be selling tickets at half price in my opinion.
Thirteen is on life support right now.
Do they have to build that barrier every time there is an evacuation off the lift?
Chessington’s rides are old but they are much simpler in terms of technology. They have bad days and then good. If you take one major coaster down (Vampire or Dragons fury) the park begins to struggle. Which is why they get a reputation of being awful for ride availability.I wonder why Alton seem to be struggling so much this year?
It doesn’t even necessarily seem to be a Merlin thing.
Over at Thorpe Park, the current longest coaster queue is The Swarm at 60 minutes (Ghost Train at 65 is the longest queue overall), Detonator is the only ride down and Samurai is the only ride that’s yet to open for the season. Thorpe seems to be struggling way less than Alton Towers.
Even at Chessington, which itself has a rocky reputation in terms of availability and throughputs, the current longest queue is Vampire at 85 minutes and every attraction is open bar Dragon’s Playhouse.