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The only real negative for me was that, during the barrel roll, half the screen went into a grey box (hoping this will soon be patched). Also, the section where you are on your back is pretty uncomfortable.

Yesterday I gave Galactica a go. I can sum up my experience in a singe word: AMAZING It's very unusual but fun experience, one that I'd definitely run back to for another go.

I'm glad to see the Lionsgate stuff return- I only started doing mazes last year. Maybe they could halloween-ify DBGT?

I've seen someone pee opposite the old entrance. I like Chessington.

I thought it was a great show, funny and heartwarming. The animatronic Panda's were fantastic! However, the venue got packed VERY quickly- other than that, a nice little show.

I noticed that the yellow boat stopped at the same place (top of the lift) four times on Thursday, and had to be evacuated 3 times! (I'm unsure whether it happened a fourth time). was very unusual.

The queue was only five minutes the other day so I decided I'd give it a go. Huh, what? Awful- just awful. Theming was good, but it was just a boring and bland experience! The most exciting part of it was when we were evacuated during the Outback Shack scene

As someone with an ASD and a user of the RAP system, I can say that the system is very useful. I find sometimes that if a plan is off by a few minutes, it can incredibly stress me out (the M25 really got on my nerves when it clogged for 20mins). I find sometimes certain noises can annoy me, imagine that in a large queue? Due to a few bad experiences (unrelated to theme-parks), I find that I am quite a paranoid person. At parks, I often find myself nervous as I feel that someone I know (and usually don't get along with) is nearby (as parks are very large, public places- anyone could be there at any given moment). In a queue, this feeling would be horribly heightened. Luckily, I haven't seen anyone give me dirty looks (I think I might have got one when walking down Smiler's disabled entrance with a full cattlepen), but it is disgusting that such a thing happens.

As promised, . It covers the exterior, shop and the queue audio.

Few snaps from me today. Nick Varney was also there just before 3pm. I'll have a construction video update soon.

Now that 2016 has properly begun, my plans are much clearer. Chessington and Thorpe this week, Towers a week later. Thorpe just after DBGT opening, Chessington and Towers in the following half-term. Europa, Legoland, Chessington, Thorpe, Towers, Drayton and pretty much everything in the summer. Oh, and Halloween. Can't forget that.

I got mine from the annual pass building back in February 2015, to the right of the turnstiles.

I licked Vampire's restraint the other day. I think I might have some kind of illness now.

I found my copy of Queen- Greatest Hits 1 earlier. It's like a dream come true...

Thorpe have announced that every Sunday, DBGT will be changed to "Derren Brown's Roast Train", with guests being able to take part in an exclusive Sunday Lunch, with Derren himself. This is a joke. Sorry annoyed fanboys.

I farted. (Mine is even shorter, mwahahahahaahahahahaha)

I drop kick Pugs.

Nah, with cats you don't need to walk them in cold, wet weather.

FILM FRIDAY Interstellar is a brilliant film, and the soundtrack makes it so much more. SUPER SATURDAY Despite it being over 40 years old, Bohemian Rhapsody is still my favorite song of all time. SECRET SUNDAY Nothing. Have a biscuit?

I sent them a message as well and got this

A voodoo thing

WHATEVER WEDNESDAY I guess this song means something because it was in my first scare-maze, either that or I'm lost for ideas THUMPING THURSDAY This song is where the party begins, song name?

CHEESY TUESDAY You can blame Electricbill for this one. Ever since I first heard Shampw by Bando in British Dark-Rides Part 3, This song has been racing around my head. Sorry.