Posts posted by PasajeDelTerrorFan
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I'm still questioning the flats I'll do at WW - the cost means that I don't want to do many so I think I shall choose them carefully.
I think I'll do 2/3 out of xxl, ski jump, air and turbine. Not sure which ones to do yet though.
If anyone's been in previous years, what were your favourite flats and what would you recommend for me to do?
Regarding Gladiator I would say try to go on a day where its quiet so you get a longer cycle. On busy days the cycle usually only lasts about a minute or two minutes. Also I highly recommend trying the Haunted Mansion ride thats insane very good and also Hangover is a great drop tower. Not too forceful but the drop really gets you
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Maybe replacing SAW:Alive or the area where Cabin usually is with a year round horror maze run by an outside company(if its not run by Merlin then it might work better). When I worked at Thorpe I got asked at least 5+ more times a day if SAW alive was open so it shows there is a demand for a maze to be open all year. maybe not have it open from park start maybe open only from 1-5/11:30-4/12-6 and then at fright nights They could bring in more actors or Thorpe could suggest ideas to ramp up the experience
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Pasaje Del Terror is a Horror maze franchise which started back in 1988. there are many in Europe and South America. there is one in the UK at Blackpool Pleasure Beach and there used to be one in London at Piccadilly. There used to be one in the USA called Terror on Church Street. the original creator of Pasaje was a man named Fernando Quenard and the very first Pasaje was located in Mar del Plata, Argentina. The Thompsons bought the Pasaje franchise in around 1993-1998 and has been running for about 20 years now(the Blackpool attraction). the Pasaje usually lasts about 10-15 minutes and has many famous horror movie characters which try to scare you during the journey. it is most famous for the Blackpool one where people come running out into a bar.
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Just now, TPJames said:
Thanks for the information.
Having said that though, Air started off at £6 a couple of years back and when trade was going well they took up the opportunity to increase it to £7, so I could easily see them doing the same with Olympia once it gets busier if trade is going well.
Wouldn't surprise me. OL is all built up now also and only has the station and a few theming pieces to go. also the ride will be called Munich Looping instead of Olympia. this is due to rules on not being able to use Olympic theming in the UK so you won't see barely any Olympic theming on the ride at WW
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1 minute ago, TPJames said:
I personally haven't heard anything to say that Rock Rage will not be called Ski Jump this year- as far as I'm aware they have all the theming from previous years as well as all the jingles programmed in already so it seems like an unlikely change- either of the two rides with clashing names may be called something different on the map however. I think it's a case of wait and see with this one.
And yes there is a Mondial Furioso, known as "No Limit" from the Netherlands instead of Joillet's Maxximum 2 Capriolo this year.
Havent anything about confirmation of OL pricing anywhere myself, where did you hear this?
Heard about OL from a WW group on facebook. was confirmed by the people who own the crane which builds up Olympia
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I visited the Pleasure Beach for the first time this year and I have to say I had a really good experience there! not much to complain about except from the operations which were sometimes quite bad... other than that think it's a great park... and also Amanda if you are reading this then BRING PASAJE BACK TO LONDON!!!
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2018 General Discussion
in The Past
or clogging up the Fastrack queue making it longer than the main queue and then getting upset when they aren't allowed to reride without queueing