Danny
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I'm not entirely sure what else they can do other than throw some cheap tacky stickers/vinyls or fake branches over the top of them. Standing in one today has unleashed a whole level of frustration I've been keeping building up inside, but this needs to be said.
They are tiny. Four adults can just about stand in the walkway at a squeeze. The double bed occupies the entire space at the back of the pod; there is no room to manoeuvre around it and you will struggle to sleep in it if you're over 6ft. You're also going to need to either be in a relationship or incredibly close to someone in that bed, as it is certainly claustrophobic. Should you be the poor soul sleeping up against the back wall, you're going to want to ensure you've been to the toilet before you get into bed because you're sure as hell going to be waking everyone up otherwise.
We also visited the construction site after park close. I'm concerned that some of the pods at the very back of the site, near the car park are going to be facing the back of some of the other pods which leaves for a very poor view out of the limited window/door space. The doors also only have traditional key locks rather than anywhere for key cards. Whether or not they'll be retrofitted on is a question for the future.
For the £238 price tag I sourced through Merlin Holiday Club, they can well and truly jog on with these god awful things. Mercifully people are finally cottoning on via social media that the park appear to be rushing to get to 1000 keys as soon as possible rather than making much needed investment on the theme park. Twirling Toadstool is currently lying in rotting pieces behind a tacky wall under the atrocious guise of 'TLC'. Cloud Cuckoo Land's atmosphere is as dead as a dodo, and all we're getting to show for it next year is an unimaginatively plonked midway. The number of graveyards of deceased attractions continues to grow with no replacements and will continue to do so next year. The theme park is slipping down the rabbit hole of dilapidation all whilst the resort side is continuously and needlessly invested in.
The theme park desperately needs to be brought back up to standards before any more ridiculous accommodation offers are considered. I've said it before and I'll say it again until I inevitably reach my last breathe. How can they justify these poxy B&Q clearance sale items when they can't even sustain full capacity in one of their hotels which results in it being shut for 3/4 of the year?
Nick Varney. Ian Crabbe. Any other form of management who may so be happening to read this. I have only one thing to say to you.
I hope these pods fail. Miserably.
They are tiny. Four adults can just about stand in the walkway at a squeeze. The double bed occupies the entire space at the back of the pod; there is no room to manoeuvre around it and you will struggle to sleep in it if you're over 6ft. You're also going to need to either be in a relationship or incredibly close to someone in that bed, as it is certainly claustrophobic. Should you be the poor soul sleeping up against the back wall, you're going to want to ensure you've been to the toilet before you get into bed because you're sure as hell going to be waking everyone up otherwise.
We also visited the construction site after park close. I'm concerned that some of the pods at the very back of the site, near the car park are going to be facing the back of some of the other pods which leaves for a very poor view out of the limited window/door space. The doors also only have traditional key locks rather than anywhere for key cards. Whether or not they'll be retrofitted on is a question for the future.
For the £238 price tag I sourced through Merlin Holiday Club, they can well and truly jog on with these god awful things. Mercifully people are finally cottoning on via social media that the park appear to be rushing to get to 1000 keys as soon as possible rather than making much needed investment on the theme park. Twirling Toadstool is currently lying in rotting pieces behind a tacky wall under the atrocious guise of 'TLC'. Cloud Cuckoo Land's atmosphere is as dead as a dodo, and all we're getting to show for it next year is an unimaginatively plonked midway. The number of graveyards of deceased attractions continues to grow with no replacements and will continue to do so next year. The theme park is slipping down the rabbit hole of dilapidation all whilst the resort side is continuously and needlessly invested in.
The theme park desperately needs to be brought back up to standards before any more ridiculous accommodation offers are considered. I've said it before and I'll say it again until I inevitably reach my last breathe. How can they justify these poxy B&Q clearance sale items when they can't even sustain full capacity in one of their hotels which results in it being shut for 3/4 of the year?
Nick Varney. Ian Crabbe. Any other form of management who may so be happening to read this. I have only one thing to say to you.
I hope these pods fail. Miserably.
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