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I'd agree that Thorpe are playing with fire by separating themselves so much from the family market but hey, let's see what happens!A few thoughts on theme, screenshots of the "clues" on the official website and general chatter about SAW The Ride are on my blog, please feel free to take a look guys, you're the audience I'm aiming at after all http://blog.play-and-stay.co.uk/2008/10/sa...parks-new-ride/

[Saw- Construction Thread]

I'm not too sure about this. I'm quite impressed that the Saw makers have teamed up with Thorpe but I'm thinking this could be a big flop or a big success. *Hopes it will be good*.The Saw films are lame but whatever. I can see now why this would have a 15+ age restriction and also am I the only one thinking so what the hell was in that red box with 13 on it in the Discovery video?

I just watched the haunted lunchbox video again, they mention a "device activating" that they can't talk about. Fits in well with the saw films from what I can remember. All pits of syringes and head splitty open gizmos.

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Sorry guys, I totally missed this topic and posted elsewhere.I must admit, I hate the SAW series, they are pointless, gratuitously violent and at times, offensive films. I can't deny however, that the franchise will make a superb horror themed ride. Apparently there's the whole super-scary queueing "experience" that they are spending alot of time and money on and there is also the 30% of the ride that's indoors. Christ knows what they are putting in there but you can bet it's going to be a whole lot scarier than your average spookhouse.I'm excited.Oh, here's some news about it, in case anyone's interested. http://www.play-and-stay.co.uk/thorpe-park...-announced.html