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Thorpe Park: General Discussion
Well she was 12 or something at the time and at deaths door, so I think we can forgive her for seemingly giving the UN one story and Wardley another lol (might have been the EU she did a presentation at), I don't think my son remembers the names of half the rides I drag him on either.
Dave
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Please, next they will be saying that wooden coasters are a cure for piles.
It’s not completely out of the question that a rollercoaster could help shift a level of hydrocephalus, the part of this story that I don’t get (work in a major neuro-centre) is why the surgeons didn’t just insert a shunt in the first place to reduce the fluid build up.
Likely the story isn’t exactly as the media portraid it, as an aside rollercoasters have been proven to be beneficial in preventing kidney stones....
delta79
TS Member
as an aside rollercoasters have been proven to be beneficial in preventing kidney stones....
I need to find the that research. Talk to my urology consultation and see if i can get a PMAP on prescription
@DiogoJ42 yes they do help pass them. Well it anecdotal base on my own experience.
DiogoJ42
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.... At Thorpe...?Is there a replacement for the ghost train yet? And are the river caves still there?
Matt N
TS Member
Rumour time! I know this is slightly outdated, but some members over on Thorpe Park Mania have heard some rumours regarding Thorpe in 2018. Here are some of the ones I've seen reported:
The Walking Dead permanent Maze is the most ridiculous thing mentioned, therefore Thorpe will probably do it. Coz their other actor based attractions have done so well, why not add a forth....
Swarm VR has the potential to be cool if they make it like the marketing videos, ya know, the aliens picking y'all up etc.
Loggers is 100000% not reopening.... at Thorpe
Swarm VR has the potential to be cool if they make it like the marketing videos, ya know, the aliens picking y'all up etc.
Loggers is 100000% not reopening.... at Thorpe
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Urgh I thought Thorpe would learn from DBGT and Alton's experiment with Air that VR is an already outdated fad that'll take a perfectly good queue eater and turn it into a throughput nightmare, if they're going to retrofit VR onto anything, it should be Colossus since the throughput is already terrible on that.
I'll be crying too if Swarm get's VR, the VR quality on Air is terrible, much worse this year, my FPV headset on my drone produces better quality images.
I'll be crying too if Swarm get's VR, the VR quality on Air is terrible, much worse this year, my FPV headset on my drone produces better quality images.
Never offer Thorpe the chance to make something more dire, they'll be like:
"Here, hold my beer...".
Loggers would need a lot of work based on it's state during fright nights, but the rumour was that the money they were willing to spend on Slammer was about the same as a loggers refurb would cost, and Slammer dying freed up that money. A loggers referb would also cost less than putting a new flume on the site because refurbing the existing ride exempted it from modern H&S closed water system requirements.
They obviously have the rose tinted glasses on when it comes to the TWD mazes since those were the most complained about on Trip Advisor, and we all know how much Thorpe love TA.
"Here, hold my beer...".
Loggers would need a lot of work based on it's state during fright nights, but the rumour was that the money they were willing to spend on Slammer was about the same as a loggers refurb would cost, and Slammer dying freed up that money. A loggers referb would also cost less than putting a new flume on the site because refurbing the existing ride exempted it from modern H&S closed water system requirements.
They obviously have the rose tinted glasses on when it comes to the TWD mazes since those were the most complained about on Trip Advisor, and we all know how much Thorpe love TA.