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Thorpe Park: General Discussion
Poisson
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Shetland Ponies as the horses?
Call_um
TS Member
Something I've noticed with Zodiac testing is that its actually reaching the full 90 degrees height and staying at full height for a few seconds before it starts to lower again.
Haven't seen it reach full height in years! Will be interesting to see if it does that when it opens or if its just engineers running it in manual.
Haven't seen it reach full height in years! Will be interesting to see if it does that when it opens or if its just engineers running it in manual.
BarryIsAnIsland
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Come to Belgium when UK is on Easter holidays because Belgium isn't. Walibi today: Tiki Waka on an advertised 15 minutes (actually 20), Mecalodon advertised the same (didn't test it, bit much for my daughter, but getting there!), everything else 5 minutes. Beautiful day too. Yesterday without daughter did Kondaa 4 times in 20 minutes including a front row, only stopped because needed a break.
Bowser
TS Member
Lots of Belgium is on school holidays from this week. I presume Walibi is in the French speaking region which doesn’t have holidays yet?
None were last week (which is why we visited Plopsaland).
BarryIsAnIsland
TS Member
You are right Flanders is off, Walibi is actually in Flanders I think, but on the edge of Brussels and the overall effect is not everyone is off and the park is quiet.
BarryIsAnIsland
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God I'll be shot for that, I thought about editing but that's dishonest, Walibi is in Wallonia, the French speaking bit (I had to check). But since I am in Flanders and a 20 minute drive away, that's not really why it's quiet, it's just that a lot of the country is not on holiday.
GooseOnTheLoose
TS Member
We're not THAT bad... Editing posts to make corrections you've noticed, but others haven't, is completely fine. Editing a post after the record, however, and pretending you didn't is definitely a no no.
BarryIsAnIsland
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More that I'll be shot by the Walloons for saying Wavre was in Flanders 
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Matt N
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If by “how to tackle” you mean “how to navigate them”, I’d personally recommend starting with either Saw and Colossus or Stealth and Inferno. I’ll admit to being unsure on the efficacy of Saw and Colossus as a starting pair following the addition of Hyperia nearby, but Stealth and Inferno are a pretty sure bet for being quiet(er) in the morning, in my view.I'm off to Thorpe Park tomorrow (1 day) and I'd appreciate tips on how to tackle the biggest ones! Thanks
Basically, I would historically have said that anything bar Swarm (and now probably Hyperia) would be fine!
But if you mean something else, I’d be happy to try and help you with whatever else you mean!
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Call_um
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I'm off to Thorpe Park tomorrow (1 day) and I'd appreciate tips on how to tackle the biggest ones! Thanks
Its going to be a busy one! Get there early so you can get through security and in the park before 10.
I like to do Colossus and Saw first, then over to Inferno and Stealth. Or alternatively go straight to Inferno and Stealth.
Swarm tends to drop off later in the day.
Hyperia will be mad all day. Make use of the single rider queue, or get in the queue at 6pm just before the queue closes. The queue will move quicker then as you won't have Fasttrack and ride access.
SAW also has a single rider queue.
Enjoy!
MrCoaster
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As I said, I'm there today so I'm happy to have a look!