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Thorpe Park: General Discussion

£10 for a socially distanced scare maze around a rotting log flume.

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Can’t help but think the area looks a little sparse? Not sure if there is more to be added, but the event does officially start today.

 
AT86 said:
Can’t help but think the area looks a little sparse? Not sure if there is more to be added, but the event does officially start today.

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Looks pretty decent really. The stage needs some graphics added to the front, but the stalls etc look fine.

Reminds me of Winter Wonderland in a way.
 
Oktoberfest vlog courtesy of Jack Silkstone;



Clever to see they've changed some of the themes and audio to match the event, notably Rumba (Oopah) Rapids and Detonator (5, 4, 3, 2, 1, Auf Wiedersehen, in a German accent). :p
Wonder if Towers will do simillar?
 
I visited Thorpe today with a couple of friends. The Oktoberfest theme certainly adds a new, fun vibe to the place, especially with the music that has been composed for it. There's a variety of oompah-esque tracks playing in the main area outside DBGT which are nice to listen to, and a few others playing in certain locations around the park.

As for the main event itself, it is very small and contained, with not an awful lot going on. I would imagine once the stage gets some use it will feel more alive. The 5-odd food stalls didn't really cut it for me.
 
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