CharlieN

Yes, I was on park yesterday and from Samurai I could see this black tunnel you were talking about. And, it's huge! It seemed to follow the railway for as Iong as I could see and was still there all the way past saw. So a considerable portion( if not all) of P15 will be indoors.

On the subject of dolls, a dolls house maze with the human dolls used to promote DBGT would be pretty cool. If you gave it a pretty eccentric Victorian interior that mimics an eccentric dolls house it could be creepy.

No sugar in my tea. I tend to let it brew for quite a while too - it's practically black afterwards. For coffee, I'm also a no sugar man, however I do sometimes indulge in 1 sugar in the morning.

I'm a big fan of Colossus actually. I prefer it to both saw and Stealth (I know I have an odd opinion). I don't actually recall having an agonisingly rough ride on it - not that that could be said for Saw which seems to bruise me all over. New trains would definitely be a positive change and one that I'd like to see soon. However, I don't think Colossus will last much longer as it's throughout is low and footprint has the potential for something much bigger and better. I give it until 2021...

You can borrow one...

Well, apparently the closing and removal of Kanonen has also been leaked... buy it Merlin!

I think a dive coaster really suits this park. It'll be the only coaster with a big drop and it's height will look impressive. Plus they reallllly get the crowds in. They are so marketable and if this is the smaller variant (which I think it is), it will probably have a really unique layout. To me, this coaster suits the park to a tee.

Wow. That's one serious investment. Sweden's coaster lineup is about to get even better - as is its flat ride lineup! Judging by the standard of the parks recent additions - this could be incredible!

Is Olympia Looping 100% confirmed yet? If so I will definitely be making a trip this year!

I'm not much of a horror maze guy,so I guess I'm pretty naive when it comes to face it alone. I used to think that the maze and the actors behaviour would be the same as on conventional run-throughs, only with the twist of doing the maze on your own. However, after reading others experiences, I can safely say that FIA sounds like my absolute idea of hell. I just don't find being scared enjoyable. My fear is probably spurred from doing The asylum 3 years ago. It was my fist ever maze and the whole experienced really terrified me. There was absolutely no let up in the asylum - not time to relax. Actors absolutely everywhere. Since then I've done Blair, Cabin and Saw twice each. Though I didn't really enjoy any of them.

I understand that this was announced quite some time ago, but the park will be getting a family suspended coaster next year.

Wow! I'm not jealous at all. How are schools able to do that these days?

If only...

If Dodonpa's changed layout does feature an inversion it will make it the fastest inverting coaster worldwide. I can see Fuji Q wanting that title!

Did Europa park just announce a flying theatre for next year? I saw it mentioned somewhere on Twitter but wasn't sure if it was true.

The trains look very nice indeed.

I've had a bit of a thing for this park since I first heard about it a few years ago. I don't think it does theming or atmosphere very well, but that seems to be made up by its selection of coasters. All of them seem bizarre - but very enjoyable! Especially Dodonpa, that's been very high up on my bucket list for years - as has Eejanaika and Fujiyama and Takabisha!

I'm going to Chessie for Howl'O'ween. Will it be less busy if I go in the week of half term, rather than the weekends on either side of it? Most kids have school on Halloween itself, so that may be a better option for all you lot who don't have to go to school.

On the perimeter of the park. Looking over a lake at the park centre (if you can add water)!

Well I see know better way to start the park than by adding a large iconic Giga coaster to get things rolling!

So that's where Jeremy Corbyn's been hiding since Brexit.

^ And a woodie and a dark ride!

We have a fanboy alert!

The wording in that article has agrivated me greatly: "Try and let them free" It's ridiculous, they aren't hostages, Towers isn't the villain here. Why do articles always pervay Towers so negatively? The ride stopped for safety reasons. Stopping isn't crashing. Stopping isn't news worthy.

I presume that's why you prefer DLP to WDW?