all in all seems like this is the right way to do a low investment year, if only the other merlin parks took note

Yeah they extended it, everything before the trolls is new.

 

The Olaf is incredible, everything else looks like they have really flat faces

That's probably not true any more - how many guests did Thorpe get last year?

Legoland had the most last year

Massive queues at Legoland, I never!

I have always wondered why Merlin have pulled back from the Thorpe hotel previously, especially that we would receive plans but then nothing would happen.

Would like to know where the setback is there especially Towers will be getting a third hotel alongside the Enchsnted Village, Chessington getting glancing (ugh) aside their two hotels & Legoland building a second one for 2017. Not to mention further rumours suggest Towers receiving yet another hotel near 2020, Legolsnd likely getting an eco village (on newly bought land) and Chessington likely doing at least another hotel or Enchsnted village equivalent.

Maybe being stupid, but what do you mean by Eco village for Legoland?

It's the showbuilding. They sort of just gave up theming halfway. You can see the white from the Jurassic park area as well if I remember rightly.

Oh that makes me sad, but I want this, like yesterday!

Now if they try to remove that,someone going to have to die

Oh no, I wouldn't mind one. But what would we talk about here?!

It'll be a sad day if they ever actually get a top spin...

I'm just wondering, were the actors allowed to touch you last year? Because I went to FN a few years ago, did one maze (can't remember which) and swore never to go in another one? I was fine with the occasional jump, but it was being manhandled I really disliked. I'm considering going this year but I want to know how touchy some of the mazes are?

I remember is needing to buy new shoes and a shirt afterwards because they were both destroyed. We got stuck on the lift under the buckets for a couple of minutes as well. Then it started raining.

Possibly not the best way to experience it

On the bright side, it could be worse... We could have the Popeye rapids from universal.

I still have nightmares

Just a little mist then!

Am I the only person on earth who liked Taco Bell?

So it's almost a Lego dungeons? That's an interesting idea. I look forward to seeing if the execution is good

So, we'll have Angry Birds 4D which will no doubt appeal more to the younger market, the dodgems which appeal to all (though will likely be a bit of the tame side for 'hardcore thrill seekers') and Detonator for 'hardcore thrill seekers'. Perfect family land surely?

Oh yeah, it kind of has worked out really well. I approve then.

The question is, why wouldn't it?

Can we all agree that would be the most terrifying thing on earth?

Seriously?!

Way to go getting the most of your money

Sorry if I'm being really thick- but what's this big red button?

By marathon, do you mean 1 ride after a 2 hour queue?

Theming wise that was impressive... But it didn't exactly seem "scary", or was that just me?

Well that's definitely... Something...

I'm thinking that may be the case. Not a horrible idea either. Though individual mazes for each would be better.