Ryan

Don't even know what to say about that game really, so disappointing

Well its annual pass preview day so a full ride lineup shouldn't be expected. If it's the same on the proper opening day then yes that's bad.

I was literally typing a coaster Jamie parody post slagging Thorpe off for this but you beat me to it! Its annual pass day, the main season starts next weekend, who cares.

Sorry for some bizarre reason I thought it said Tomb Blaster not Dragons fury!

According to email from Merlin, Rattlesnake won't be open this weekend and they're hoping to get Bubbleworks/Tomb Blaster open for the afternoon.

Pandamonium is a stage show http://www.chessington.com/2016/

It's 4 per person.

Not bad, film was Disorder. Not usually a fan of foreign films but I like home invasions, it was a solid 6/10.

I've never queued more than 10 minutes for a Seaworld coaster

I seem to remember Colossus really doesn't like the cold, it's probably just a late tester!

No way am I able to tear myself away from Mako/Manta/Kraken!

Solid 1/10, dreadful wallpaper.

No I'm not joking, how am I meant to know if actors will stay at the attraction without knowing how successful it'll be? We don't even know if actors will be used at all yet. Even if they are used, we don't know the contract Derren might have with the park, there may not even be a choice to cut down on actors or not. My point was that you can't compare the use of actors that may be needed to tell the story in a £40million attraction to those used in the queueline at peak times on a rollercoaster.

I'm sure Saw had actors in queueline in it's opening year, before Saw Alive.

In it's opening year I remember then being there around Easter I think it was. There's a big difference between having actors in queueline of a coaster and having actors as part of the ride experience in a £40 million attraction.

Kong ride vehicles testing https://youtu.be/huQ2ML4LiMg https://www.facebook.com/MakoMadness/posts/1699505290295082

So I've just done a Pluk and booked for Screen Unseen on Monday, yaaaay.

http://thrillgeek.com/2016/03/six-flags-and-samsung-partner-to-launch-first-virtual-reality-roller-coasters-in-north-america/ Six Flags in on it now.

There's only one of those large hanging Victorian trains aren't there?

Probably will be evening, I'm A Celeb one was.

On their Twitter.

They've changed the annual pass preview date to May 4th now.

Is that not the same price as at Blackpool Pleasure Beach? In comparison a local football stadium is £8 parking. The problem is not with Thorpe, more with car parking fees in general.

We don't know that, we do know it's a 13 minute ride and that train section is only a part of the attraction. There's also other transit vehicles and other segments to this ride. I'd be surprised if you have a VR headset on for 10 minutes.