As we approach the start of the 2022 season, I thought I'd do a few blog post ramblings on some nostalgic Thorpe memories I have.
I started off with Dr Pepper Sun Scream, now it's time for Brave it Alone back when it opened in 2013...
I have hazy memories about this, but recently I found an old post I made after I experienced it and thought I'd spruce it up a bit and share!
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We did Cabin in the Woods way bac
As we approach the start of the 2022 season, I thought I'd do a few blog post ramblings on some nostalgic Thorpe memories I have.
Let's start off with Dr Pepper Sun Scream!
Launching way back in 2009 when Saw opened, Sun Scream ran every year for many summers at the park, bringing live music, silent discos, stunt displays, beatboxing, sideshows and festival vibes.
In reality, Sun Scream wasn't much in terms of an event, starting off as simply a st
This is something that's been playing on my mind for the past 3 years or so.
Whenever I visit a theme park these days, there's usually one or two moments throughout the day where I feel like the odd one out. At 30 years of age, I feel old.
I look round me when stood in a queue, and most of the other guests are teenagers or adults with kids. Yes, there are a few couples or older groups etc who visit, but they're a rare sight.
Usually the feeling passes after
