It’s Merlin, reactive rather than proactive.......Putting bouncy castles with open fronts where adults will be bouncing around out of control on, on concrete.
What could possibly go wrong?
How do these things get passed off as safe?
Thorpe lost the plot years ago, let's be honest here.
Nope!Am I alone in being excited to try this? It's not a B&M hyper but it was never planned to be nor has this replaced one in their roadmap, it's a filler attraction for sure and that's fine.
The same green light that was broken on my first ever visit to THORPE? (Last year)...Operations were excellent across Thorpe today. Despite the park being quiet, the rides were all on full capacity with urgency being shown to get the trains moving. It really makes all the difference and I just hope they can keep it this good consistently.
Nemesis Inferno was the highlight, managed 10 rides in the last half an hour due to being able to stay on the same train (it was that quiet).
Samurai seemed very tame today, we didn't invert once and felt like it was running at about a quarter of the usual speed. Saw had lots of effects down, it was nice to see the smoke back on Stealth but they need to fix the green light!
Overall a really good day thanks to the fantastic operations.
Because nothing says Thrill capital like a bouncy castle does it?
What on earth are they playing at?
After a painful day at a kid's party, all is redeemed when the kids are sent to bed and the adults get free rein on the bouncy castle. Despite the sketchy reputation in recent years, I do think they're fun when run properly.It’s so poor it actually would have been better to have nothing!
Better than nothing doesn’t even apply here.
The same green light that was broken on my first ever visit to THORPE? (Last year)...
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