Sheza

Nemesis was playing its standard music the other day..

I would expect a Friday to be busier.

I went yesterday (12th) and for a school holiday it was petty good. I wouldn't call it quiet, but the queue for Colossus and Saw at peak times were about 45 minutes, and Nemesis averaged at about 35 minutes. I had a load of mates with me though so that could have helped the time fly by! I hadn't been to the park on a holiday date for a few years so was surprised how smaller the queues were, Rumba Rapids and Tidal Wave used to be 30+ mins but yesterday I waited no longer than 10 minutes!The park is MUCH more empty within the last 45 minutes. We snuck on quite a few rides including two on Nemesis before we had to leave due to risk of the bus leaving us behind! If you have a car, why not stay right up to the end. Car park charges meant it takes forever to get out, though.

I went yesterday (12th April) and for an Easter holiday it was surprisingly good. I wouldn't say "quiet" or "empty" but the queues weren't as bad as I remember a few years ago.

I'll probably sound pretty stupid, and I think I already have an answer anyway but just wanted to check.The seat belts on rides like Nemesis Inferno and Colossus, what are they for? My guess is extra safety for if the top-restraint fails, but I'm pretty skinny and, looking in the station at a seat with its belt still attached, doesn't look very safe for me xD

YES :DSlammer was working today. They did quite a few tests and we got there just after they finished a test but then it was in full operation again. Brilliant ride, I might add!

FYI Slammer was working today, we got there after they finished testing it with no people in it. Everything was normal.