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Thorpe Park: General Discussion

Some of the posts have been moved from the previous Thorpe thread to this one to create a single general topic (my fault when we did the tidy up the other week!). Merging the two topics in one would create a bit of a mess with previous discussion.

The team aren't able to read every single post, so we're likely to miss a post where you ask us to review something within a topic. As always, if you see an issue that you'd like addressing, just hit the report button on any past. Thanks to those that did just that :).
 
Craig said:
Some of the posts have been moved from the previous Thorpe thread to this one to create a single general topic (my fault when we did the tidy up the other week!). Merging the two topics in one would create a bit of a mess with previous discussion.

The team aren't able to read every single post, so we're likely to miss a post where you ask us to review something within a topic. As always, if you see an issue that you'd like addressing, just hit the report button on any past. Thanks to those that did just that :).
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Isn't this the old Hyperia topic? I'm not sure why it got renamed, perhaps it was a glitch in the tidy up. Whatever will the archivists think?
 
Some exciting news from my Thorpe park trip today!

Work on the splash down section has begun.

The old splash down effects have been removing leaving the brackets behind.

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We could be getting the splash down back again!!!

Before shot of what this used to look like for reference

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Splashdown Return Work Spotted on Hyperias Water Effects at Thorpe Park | Theme Park Guide

Since Hyperia opened last year at Thorpe Park, fans quickly noticed that one of its most anticipated features — the splashdown water effect — didn
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Morning new ride warm up means drenching the punters in the queue in ice cold water from a height of 200 feet.
Fantastic planning and design there, absolutely stunning.

"Don't blame us, it is the wind that is doing it..."
 
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