Graeme

Maybe off topic and more suited for a fright nights topic but I think thorpe would be missing a trick if they didn't make the path from Rush to Saw:Alive a scare zone for fright nights.oh by the way....I named that path Fanboy Alley today, I'm hoping it'll catch on but maybe not

Did anyone notice the Tidal wave NEON sign was flashing today? I didn't until Fever pointed it out...good work

It's also worth noting that the maze was more jumpy in the afternoon as they changed things around a bit. For me, the afternoon one was far better than the first time I went through in the morning, hopefully they'll continue to mix it up a bit making it re ridable.I think it portrayed the Saw films well

I made it on to street view whilst at work! I'm on the right....texting!

In my experience, Oblivion is one of the shortest queues at any of the merlin parks for a major coaster, and if you go to Alton in mid week, it's pretty much walk on every time!And yes, I prefer it to SAW:The missed opportunity.

Having visited the park on wednesday, I think the sonic retheme really does work, it's what spinball needed.I love the fact that they have spring noises and the sound of ring collecting going on too!

2362 feet

"Also, did anyone know that part of the reasoning behind a delay in the testing of the ride was the ride had infact stalled after the first drop during testing and sat at the bottom of that drop for weeks, the ride car covered in green tarpaulin."Taken from the legend that is Neilfever, posted over on Southparks.org

I'd rather see a crap name like th13teen and some good theming and good ride experience rather than the crap that Thorpe call SAW:The ride.I mean lets face it, looking at SW6, there is a lot of original theming in there, it's not just ripped off a popular film! Fact being that all the money Thorpe must have paid for the "SAW" rights is phenomonal, I'd rather have seen a SW6 style attraction with original theme rather than a theme to pull in Chavs!