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  1. Thorpe Park Withdrawal Symptoms

    Rach666 and 3 others reacted to pluk for a post in a topic

    4 points
    Looks like someone has done no growing up in the last 5 years.
  2. Looking back at the 2010s

    pluk reacted to Hethetheth for a post in a topic

    1 point
    I saw this topic in Coaster Force and though this could prove interesting. ‐----- For me the 2010s mean quite a few things depending upon which country or continent or even park I look at.Europe:The Good:I am extremely pleased that parks are developing more coasters which are focused on providing thrills rather than trying to break records or out-do other parks. Rides like the Smiler and Formula Rossa appear to outliers, and I'm pleased to see rides like Taron, Lost Gravity, Baron 1898, Wicker Man etc. being opened.Generally mainland Europe's parks have been doing well with some of my favourite major parks expanding with an array of different ride types and not just coasters. The likes of Symbolica, Popcorn Revenge, Maus Au Chocolat, Pulsar and Chiapas suggest that other rides are improving, not just coasters.The Bad:The UK....oh, the UK. It's not been great has it? The 2010s have been bad over here. There have been great coasters added to some parks (Wicker Man, Icon), but on the whole the 2010s have been about the closure of classic rides and the decline in quality of others. Many of those lost were already butchered in the 2000s (Bubbleworks), whilst others were ruined and closed within the decade (Loggers Leap). Alton Towers was the only park to see successful major additions, whilst others saw mostly rethemes or the odd coaster. Compared to the 1990s boom (2000s boom for Thorpe) this was pretty shocking.The Ugly:I hope the trend of VR dies with the decade. Derren Brown's Ghost Train was at first an admirable disaster as it attempted something new, but now it has declined within 3 years to become an utter catastrophe of a ride. VR additions to other rides have also added very little beyond cheap CGI and longer wait times.
  3. Tulley's Shocktober Fest Scream Park

    JoshuaA reacted to JoshC. for a post in a topic

    1 point
    Attraction doesn't mean maze necessarily. I'd more expect a second sit down show over a new maze right now.
  4. Thorpe Park Withdrawal Symptoms

    pluk reacted to JoshC. for a post in a topic

    1 point
    It's only the first post of the decade but I reckon it'll be one of the best
  5. Thorpe Park Withdrawal Symptoms

    Matt A reacted to Charlesberg for a post in a topic

    1 point
    I think the walking dead is better than X on a first time ride (and in its own right it’s a good ride), but X was much more re-rideable and worked much better as a casual ride for fun with mates.
  6. Thorpe Park Withdrawal Symptoms

    Rach666 reacted to JoshC. for a post in a topic

    1 point
    You're telling someone to grow up on here when all you do is come on here and whine about what people post? The words 'pot', 'kettle' and 'black' come to mind...

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