Paul

That does help actually, thanks!

Basically, we could leave earlier, but we really want to stay until 8pm, to get the most out of our day. We should be leaving not too long after 8pm.

I agree. Matt, could you ask people to use spoilers when posting?

Thanks very much!

No problem.

The mazes yesterday were between 30 and 80 minutes throughout the evening. I know saying that is quite a vague statement, but they did change a lot!

I don't know that much about coasters, but I feel that I know a great deal about THORPE PARK and its rides specifically. I'd be happy to help with some questions.

Sounds like a great idea, I'm in.

I'm going to Hocus Pocus on Saturday, and my next Thorpe Park trip this season shall be my last, on Sunday 8th November. The last day of season seems to be quite a popular choice on here.

Maybe. The longest 'actual' queue I saw wasn't much longer than 120 minutes.

It's all part of growing up I guess.

It's ok, don't worry. Please ignore my rudeness today. I'm in one of those moods....

I walked past the queue at around 20 past 6, and the queue was just shy of 120 minutes! Maybe it was longer than advertised.

The queue for the Asylum was never over 3 hours long on the 17th. What time was this?

Well done for quoting a post from over two months ago... I did infact get two passes for £68, I just didn't find out about the offer until I arrived in the AP building.

http://www.moneysupermarket.com/vouchers/filestore/printoff/4553-Chessington%20Exclusive%20Offer%20October%2009.pdfThis link is to a printable '2 for 1' voucher to Chessington's Halloween Hocus Pocus, and a printable voucher that entitles the bearer to 20% off Eating and Drinking in Chessington.Another quick question.... Will there be quite a lot of people walking to Chessington South at 8/ 8.30pm at night on Saturday? It's just that it's quite a daunting walk in the dark if there are very few people around, and I'm only going with one other person, who is 11 years old. He doesn't feel comfortable doing that walk if it is going to be quiet. Any thoughts? Thanks.

He isn't complaining, like me he is just surprised that the queue times are that low for a Halloween half-term.

Oh right sorry, no. There are no handling fees when booking online. Wherever purchased from, the total sum of 3 Express Passes will be £21.

The answers to your questions can be found in the Halloween Hocus Pocus topic, as well as other existing topics.

Errr.... yes. £7 x 3 = £21.

More things than you can count with all of your fingers and toes.

I take it back then! I have planned to order my passes online prior to arriving on the day, and I would advise everyone else to do the same, especially at the weekend.

I doubt it.

I completely agree, why spend £4 for one ride when you could get one 5 more rides for an extra £3? I might treat myself! I very rarely do, and the thought of unlimited rides on Rattlesnake, Dragon Falls and Bubbleworks is making me drawl.... (Joking! )

I'm probably going to visit at the weekend, and I can't believe I'm saying this, but I'm actually tempted to get a Ultimate Pass. I'm probably going to visit on Saturday if I go at all, and I know that this will definitely be the busiest day of the half-term. If I decide to skip with the Ultimate, then I will definitely get a £7 pass for the top 6 rides. Last time I skiped over 4 hours worth of queuing time for just £7! Bargain!