alexander
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Well they're gonna need the 30m budget to pay for the frozen ip alone...
Lost Coaster of Superstition Mountain on the way
Looks like they've merged Oblivion's and Smiler's theming together
Hardly accurate seeing as the boats don't even spin these days!
taken at the Blackpool meet!
I hate Dr Who, but it has widespread appeal, and given their last original addition (TS) wasn't as successful as they'd like, and SAW - as much as I hate it - was super popular, it seems pretty logical.
There was over 25 people attending?!
Only the end of Sub Terra is comparable, whilst with this it's not so much a maze as such, but there are activities throughout. I'd say it's more of a show/attraction rather than a maze because you're not being scared through jump actors as such, it's meant to be light hearted. It's very different to those listed to be honest.
wow?! that actually looks incredible?! I'm gradually becoming more and more excited for this
I've never had a problem riding Colossus front row, only with back.
the graphics look so shoddy, but I don't think that trailer is an accurate representation of the final product. It reminds me of how I used to build RCT3 parks without any theming or thought into the layout of any of it, and they've just used all of the default shops. Ima wait for release.
Illuminati confirmed.
so, I'm here in South Carolina at the mo, and all the people I'm with despise theme parks, the park is a 3 hour drive away, and the only person eligable to drive is scared of heights and despises them most out of them all.
Put me down as a yes, I should be around for this one!
Can't wait for JLS and Las Ketchup to perform
If you don't wanna get wet, don't ride a water ride surely?
It actually looks really good
I think that is actually the idea. It's going to be a recreation of the experience, so I imagine the majority of things won't be used such as real snakes etc but there may be some variety of live animals. I do think it'll be good fun, especially with a group of people.
On a positive, at least it appeals to the family market. And whilst I am initially cynical, from the sounds of it, it will offer a complete different experience the park currently offers. A large majority want the park to steer in the direction which is not just rides, rides, rides. So whilst I'm not a big fan of the use of the IP, if they do it properly, I really think it could be a decent addition to the park, although, dreading the throughputs... And as Ricky has said, it's an indoor experience - something Thorpe doesn't have enough of!
