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I agree with Ethan, this definitely was the best meet so far of the year, I really enjoyed getting 6 rides on Inferno, the interesting tour of behind the scenes with the ride which included seeing the tunnel area and also the restricted place where the ride's track is located which is surprisingly close to the ground. Some people were lucky enough to see the lift hill too. Other factors that made this meet the best included the great turnout of people old and new of different ages and it was great to see many new faces. I also thoroughly enjoyed the after meet meal (AMM) which was the first time I was able to attend one within a meet which I thoroughly enjoyed despite regrettably ordering a red hot sauce with my meal (). I would like to thank TPM and Thorpe for organising this excellent opportunity and everyone who attended who without wouldn't have made this possible. Additional thanks go to fish for giving me a lift from Thorpe to the Harvester and Ian for helping directions with my taxi home. I look forward til MOS

Yay, TPM are off to the Harvester.

In its early years, Vampire was considered a thrill ride (which back then the uk had no B&Ms, shock wave or PMBO). I think through time when newer rides have appeared, it's started to tame down in appearances when twenty years ago most would see it as thrill coaster while to most now, it is seen more as family coaster (whether the train change had anything to do with it).

Yes! I would love to see a woodie at Thorpe park. I just hope they can market the ride in a way that it can be successful and appeal to their 'main' target audience. I also hope the structure and noise can also be justifiable as woodies are louder than steel ones.

Seems harvester is the winning place ATM. Can't complain though as that's one of the places I want to go. The salad station, the rolls plus tasty food too at reasonable prices.

Books because there's missing details in the films. Ministry of sound or fright Nights?

I should be able to make the meal also, however will need a lift if its not at Thorpe. I also very much doubt we will be going to Marcdonalds for an after meet meal .

I'm not sure if I have a phobia of anything but I do have a fear of drowning by floods in buildings or underground.

I'm likely to do every ride cycle if I can. How many rides are we likely to get for the ERT?

Vertical Shambhala or Silver Star

I have a phobia of roller coasters

This ride seems to lack energy and it doesn't really build up speed during the circuit. The backwards launch looks pretty Cool. The layout looks okay and quite fun but it just lacks energy from what I've seen. Shame they removed a classic log flume that looked perhaps the slightly better of two.

Really enjoyed this meet at Legoland. The rides were very enjoyable despite there only being one or two thrilling ones and the new Duplo Valley area looked excellent and much better than it did before. I would like to thank Peaj for organising a brilliant meet and everyone who attended. Roll on ERT Stay tuned for my trip report and movie.

Here's some photos Theme uk recently uploaded showing the current state of the park. http://themeuk.net/blog/?p=4164

Banned for using his mod powers incorrectly.

According to Themepark Guide , Chessington aren't allowing anyone to take photos of Ramesis at the moment (perhaps due to embarrassment or ongoing work). However there is a truck on site near Hocus Pocus with equipment to take the ride apart. Is this really the end of Ramesis Revenge? https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=509717699083534&set=a.166428706745770.47984.163052343750073&type=1&relevant_count=1&ref=nf

Banned for not liking meats.

Banned for kidney jabbing

Here's the current state of Mine Train reported from Themepark guide. http://www.themeparkguide.biz/news-page/19th-june-2013-runaway-minetrain-upgrade Appears the walkways are being redone but seems the rock work won't be returning for a while (sad times). I wonder when/if the ride will reopen this year?

As a themepark enthusiast, I thoroughly enjoy visiting themepark and attractions and trying out new rides and experiences. However there are many themeparks and attractions out there that I dream of visiting and have yet to visit. So the question is, which ten themeparks and/or attractions in the world would you like to visit that you haven't seen yet and why? For me, the list has to be 10/ Gardaland, Merlin international sister park which has the exciting looking Raptor 9/ Heide Park, I like the look of all those rides plus Kraken too 8/ Disney Land Paris, looks amazing and magical with exciting rides plus the nearest big park to uk 7/ Knotts Berry Farm, lots of roller coasters and a big sized park 6/ Sea World, amazing area with a great sea theme 5/ Phantasialand, Black Mamba looks amazing 4/Universal islands of adventures, one word, Harry Potter world 3/ Walt Disney World, amazing giant scale rides there 2/ Port Aventura, Shambhala looks mind blowing 1/ Europa Park, just watching videos of the place has made me fall in love with the park it looks wonderful.

Best luck with it jack, hope it goes well. I have now finished my college course (L3 music Practice) which I have achieved a grade of triple distinction star (D*D*D*) which is equivalent to three A stars. Apparently I'm only the third person ever on my course to have achieved it. I feel over the moon about my results. Meanwhile, the rest of my class apparently are badly behind work (perhaps more so than the smiler) which is a shame for them.

Can't wait Til the 2013 forum awards, hope to win or become runner up in something (although not storm surge). That being said, I don't want to rush the rest of 2013 as we are only halfway through the year so far and I'm yet to be Marmalised.

Well I didn't see this coming old Rammy getting broken down to the degree that ride may no longer be able to operate in its current form. On the positive note, least no one got hurt. I'm so glad I was able to go on it at the Chessie meet especially as the ride's future is now uncertain.

The Smiler Coke or Pepsi?

And make the entrance more grand and exciting. On another note, re-reroute the queue and bring back the original entrance.