Fammy

Knowing this cinema and its love for Warner Bros., I suspect The Conjuring from 2013 will be the next 4D film considering it has the same BBFC rating as It and is a VERY big franchise.

Yo @Parm Pap got anything to say about this ride now that there’s literally no Walking Dead merch left in the park?

Personal rankings of all of the 4D films at the cinema Angry Birds 4D Experience IT: The 4D Experience Ready Player One 4D Experience Time Voyagers ScreamPlexx Cinema Haven't Seen: Pirates 4D, Ultimate Horror Movie Bites (Universal & DreamWorks (not the animation studio)), SAW Movie Bites, Final Cut Cinema (The Walking Dead)

the fake shop is never coming back at this point isn't it...

It’s likely they’re tired of using Ghost Train’s plaza as a show space and needed to reduce crowds in that area so they just decided to use one of the only attractions that never opens for like half of the season

Does anyone feel like Ready Player One has overstayed its welcome at the cinema?

I think one wild swing would only physically fit lmao

not yet, this is literally the only time I’m begging for jack silkstone to give us an update about the project

like literally you can just put anything there, either a new ride, a new restaurant, longer queue for dead beat, or just picnic benches (I propose moving bpb's skyforce to here, perfect neighbor for hyperia)

soooo what happened, was there a shakeup that caused thorpe to back out?

idk why but I found out that thorpe park once was pretty active in this forum until around 10 years ago, so is there a reason why they even decided to be here of all places? (also funnily enough today I gave the account its first badge, 10 years after it went offline)

it's been 4 months aaaaaaaaaaaannnnnnnd we're likely never getting that soundtrack...😔

Revivng this question to tell you all that Fright Nights and halloween in general has essentially become the new summer, queues will be ridiculously high (I waited half an hour on the ride access queue for Hyperia, which probably had a 300 minute normal queue wait last year) and crowds will be absolutely packed. Alton Towers' scarefest also has the same issue and not even Chessington or LEGOLAND are safe from the long queues too, especially at half term. Simply put, if you're going to a major UK theme park this halloween, be prepared for the worst.

so uh been a few weeks (in fact a month) and no soundtrack

I believe they have as Dead Beat is confirmed for next year's Fright Nights, so Thorpe Park might leave it there until the maze leaves the park.