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Worst visitors at Thorpe for me, Queue line smokers- makes the air stench around the ride unpleasant not to mention rides another park fire (2 were enough). Queue line jumpers, everytime I see them pass through it just frustrates me so much and I'm tempted to do a Jay from the Inbetweeners too much (see the episode they go to London). Guests with poorly controlled kids- makes a line sometimes feel twice as long Chavs- that think they're better than everyone else and try to set a scene whilst at the park Splitters- gives me a bitter taste everytime I see one

The second one

5/10 Hints the members appearance but doesn't completely give it away

Roaring louder than

Sounds as though Legoland is just as screwed as Chessington at the moment (if not more), strict council, opposing locals, difficult getting planning permission and that isn't a lot of space left for development and expansion, not to mention most of the park is made from Legoland staples. Judging from situations, the only uk Merlin park which seems to get most things granted and appear to have good relations with the local council is Thorpe. I just wish Moorlands, Kingston & Windsor councils would just wake up and see the parks as major tourist pulling attractions which benefit the local economy.

As far as I'm aware, the only additions Aspro added to the park have been Neverland and whatever was added this year, the restaurant, teacups, arcade etc. I just hope the park will receive some decent investment next year and they reconsider their operations, especially this new fastrack system they've brought.

Breaking our bodies

Well I would certainly prefer not to share my room with those members that some what do

I think it's strongly disappointing this attraction has been refused planning permission. Whilst Legoland is certainly plagued by many traffic problems during its operations (probably worst affected traffic wise of the Merlin parks), I think it's a great shame the council have rejected the plans for this new attraction which is escential hour the park to progress and still obtain visitor figures as one of the uk's most visited attractions. There are several ways the park and council can resolve traffic issues, these are. 1/ strongly encourage deter strive routes which are plenty 2/ add traffic controls 3/ add longer opening hours It greatly worries me that if this development never happens, Legoland will be in certain doom for future development and expansion very near or on the degree of Chessington's with a bleak future ahead, merely involving rethemes and playgrounds as new investments.

Through rusted elements

But throughputs are

That was very generous of a Blackpool. Any news on the project so far, as hopefully everything's going to plan ready for its reopening.

Rides that reach over 1000 riders per hour Thorpe Park Colossus Inferno Stealth Saw Swarm Loggers Rumba Tidal Wave (on a good day) Plus Fish and X probably get close on a good day Chessington Falls Tomb Blaster (on 5 trains which is rare these days) Vampire (when it used to run but only uses 2 now) Buccaneer (in its hey day) After this only Scorpion gets any where near To think Thorpe's lowest throughput ride Depth Charge gets around 350 an hour (probably less) when many of Chessie's rides get less than that (truckers, toadies, jumbos, jungle bus, rattlesnake and peeking to mention some). That being said I'm sure Chessie completely is a better place to be this summer compared to last (not to mention scorpion & rammy open again) plus operations this year are slightly better, at least it's not like Oakwood where speed is in 1 car op and fast pass is being used (least vampire does have a spare again now even if it only runs 2).

At the great

Angry birds, ban

Disney World

They must be

Saw Alive was

Lose their arms

Dark forest

With every jolt

Meanwhile near samurai

Saw the ride

Angry Birds Land