Glitch
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Share the fun, much cheaper or perhaps pay the £20 more and have endless fun at the resort!
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Probably produced in a way too to add a bit of drama to the video in the hopes of it going viral
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All sold out? So there must be demand at this new pricepoint. plus its still cheaper than walkup and can be booked on the day. I really don't understand why MAP holders find the need to complain about a normal ticket price raise. If anything wouldn't that mean less people in park. Besides you have multiple options, share the fun for £15 being one, buy one get one free another........ so in all lots of options so that you don't have to pay full price. In terms of gigs yes, gigs do vary in price, I genrally go for the £15 ticket price point on a weekly basis, however if we say a stadium gig or theatre show were looking at £80, Muse London stadium, Reading day pass etc. Perhaps the trend we will see is prices within the leisure industry rising. I know the gigs I have booked for later in the year have added another £5 onto the ticket price.
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Debatable, perhaps the are driving you to buy a season pass, and how to these compare in value to the likes of Paultons and Blackpool? Yes a dayticket price is high but realistically I wonder what % of the market buys these. Plus £39 seems to be good value you too when something like a gig can now cost upwards of £80 for a ticket.
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You should get Merlin to hire you and play the organ all day in the Vampire station @Matt Creek, now that would be immersive.
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Nobody, bar a few enthusiasts will go to a pop up theme park, Winter wonderland makes its money by packing out the beer tents. I'm sure it will be the same of purchasing a drinking session with limited capacity.
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Winter Wonderland have started sending out feeler surveys for this years event. Seems as if they are going down the route of one of two options: 1) Timed entry - Unlimited rides - Ticket price ranging from somewhere in-between £30-£60 if we go by prices on the survey. 2) Electronic preloaded wristband with ride credits. Obviously I think the 1st option would be better and wouldn't mind paying £30 -£60 though who knows the quality of attractions this year. But I think its clear that at this point the event will be pre-book only.
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Interesting to see a vlogger concerned that rides weren't testing during their 30min walk down Monks, park therefore must be far behind Alton Towers in terms of readiness for July 4th.
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Looks like an upgraded flying fish.
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Double post hype, that's right embrace it! Disney Annual Pass holders seem to be starting to get annoyed that they can't park-hop anymore as reservations are required in advance for parks. They are also annoyed that magic bands are being scrapped, shows and meet and greets are being dropped while their AP is still the same price. It's not as if there is a major virus going around here's the latest figures for Florida are on the up!:
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How is this poor from RMC? If I built a coaster, I would want my money upfront Covid or no Covid. Also wouldn't it be fun if RMC decided to open the ride as a $30 upsell in the park until the payments were made.
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Lets look at this logically. Clearly it wouldn't pass QC standard. A contractor who was brought into the park for one day to install multiple LED screens, has done his job and installed the screen. The new ride signage boards are probably still being produced however the screen is in the correct position ready for the new board. Perhaps the company who do the boards are closed for the pandemic, hence the delay and once ready to be installed it will be placed in the correct positioning creating a nice looking queue times and ride information board. However in the mean time, I'm surprised that they didn't cover it up with a box or something whilst waiting for the delayed queue time board to be printed. We also have to remember that these parks are still running on skeleton staff so perhaps this wasn't priority.
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I rather enjoyed Shaun's video of the gardens, as someone who doesn't have the time to go up to Towers every year, its nice to see something which I wouldbn't have time for whilst on park. The two vlogs currently sit on a combined 130k views.
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Interesting hobby crossover: The NBA is completing its season over the next few months at Disney. I assume at the ESPN complex. Interesting the hotels have been decided on seeding -Grand Destino: Bucks, Lakers, Raptors, Clippers, Celtics, Nuggets, Jazz, Heat -Grand Floridian: Thunder, 76ers, Rockets, Pacers, Mavericks, Nets, Grizzlies, Magic -Yacht Club: Blazers, Kings, Pelicans, Spurs, Suns, Wizards
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Most of that is probably zoo operating costs.
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The Bourne Stunt Show Spectacular has opened to very good reviews in staff / soft opening previews.
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Love how the engineers were looking as sad as possible whilst testing the ride.
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Luckily the park guest can't fly like a drone.
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Pretty sure they will take it all into the design, for example look at all those trees in front of the Hogwarts castle.
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Stuff that "Triggers You as"/"Makes You Cringe at" an Enthusiast
Glitch replied to Charlesberg's topic in General Discussion
This tweet: For all we know a park could just be about to go into administration, job losses etc perhaps without the staff even knowing. But this person wants to create some enthusiast 'clout' just because he works within the industry and hears slightly more information than anyone else.
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That would be another £300k please!
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Unfortunately a 13 year old story sells better than current events.
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Interesting way of extra security checks around testing for the hospitality and leisure industry so thought its worthy of a share here, as an alternative to social distancing. Could work quite well in a theme park setting however I have 0 faith in the government to implement correctly..
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Interestingly it looks like Legoland Florida has its dark rides open.
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Yay, another shameless plug, to an article I've already read from the original provider AT Social channels!
