Mark9

Well of course Europa Park would they love coaster enthusiasts. Interesting endeavour, I hope it works out for you guys.

Hilary. Trump would be a devastation. Bit like the UK then.

In a word yes. The more being LGBTQ+ is normalised (and I hate saying the word normal in this context), the more coming out will no longer need to be a thing that anyone will need to do. When Tom Daley had his video a few years back, that was a moment when suddenly a real influential, young role model was out in public and I think thats the moment when these videos became more and more popular. I think its a good thing personally because a lot of things straight people don't realise is that gay people are always coming out. Whether thats to their parents, work colleagues, new friends. It's a never ending process.

Oh my god. Errr Disneyland X2 California Adventure X2 Phantasialand X1 Thorpe Park X1 Alton Towers X1 And I have Disneyland Parc and Studio Parc to come. This has been a seriously quiet year for theme parks.

Phantasialand isn't the best theme park in the world as there are some areas that need serious work. However, it's well on its way to being that park. It just needs to jettison some of the weaker attractions such as the Chinese omnimover and the Hollywood tour ride. As it stands though, rides like Taron, Black Mamba and Chiapas are simply outstanding, the work they've done on River Quest has massively improved the area. Europa Park and Phantasialand though are some of Europes best. Lucky Germans

They aren't going to go to the Mail, lets face it. Maybe the Guardian and then the Mail will steal it for their online website, baiting there pig ignorant commentators like red to a bull.

Top 5 new rides of 2016 1. Taron 2. Hyperspace Mountain 3. Alice in Wonderland 4. Grizzly River Run 5. Nemos Submarine Voyage New shows 1. World of Color: Celebrate 2. Paint the Night parade 3. Disneyland Forever New Characters met 1. Oswald the Lucky Rabbit 2. Judy Hopp and Nick Wild from Zootropolis 3. Rapuzel 4. Captain Mickey 5. Dr Facillier 6. Louis the Alligator/Crocodile 7. Chewbacca 8. Kylo Ren Park visit 2016 Ranking 1. California Adventure 2. Phantasialand 3. Disneyland 4. Alton Towers 5. Thorpe Park My aim in 2017 is to visit way more parks. This has been a quiet year.

Eww Costa. I loved it when it was Caffe Nero. Those were the days.

If you pushed me I'd say themed but I like both. I love a themed experience and I love an intense one. Rides like Tower of Terror are the perfect blend of thrill ride and narrative/theme.

But thats been closed all season. If Slammer should go after two days of closure, Loggers should be well in the dustbin.

Should lock it before it goes tits up.

They either expect her to go back to her own country (BRITAIN FOR THE BRITISH) or blame Bulgarians and Polish for overwhelming our borders. You decide.

Several news outlets reporting that either four, two, one or no one has died on the rapids ride at Dreamworld Australia. A good example to anyone out there that news outlets are getting more and more guilty at posting any information regardless of accuracy now. Edit to add. Park has confirmed three people have died. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-australia-37759162 Further Edit: Now confirmed at four dead.

I go to Hackney or Croydon when I want a well themed scare zone.

Cloud Cuckoo Land is an example. That area is bad. On the other Mutiny Bay is a much better area then Merrie England

Chiapas. The older I get, the more I prefer these more fun themes and Chiapas is just one of those attractions that makes me smile. The Rave room theme.

I'm massively into dystopian narratives or our world but different. 1984 is a personal favourite.

The Wii U did fail but I still enjoyed the console immensely. Splatoon is my personal highlight and I'm hoping a sequel is now in the works for the Switch. I'm glad the Wii name is dead.

Pixar fans.

The fact that the 2006-2016 Bubbleworks was utter rubbish suggests more then you may realise.

So people really are going to hold out hope to the last minute that it isn't the Gruffalo then. In spite of all the rumours and evidence suggesting it is definitely going to be Gruffalo themed. This could be a great ride you know, it could be a vast improvement on the last version of the Bubbleworks.

If Tower of Terror in Florida gets puked on by Guardians of the Galaxy, then this could very well be a reality for me.

I know what an E-ticket is guys, I don't understand why we're using it when referring to a Legoland ride where anything there is a D ticket at best . Onto the nature of comparing, I get it when referring to ride type, take comparing Inferno to Nemesis or Swarm to Raptor. But today I've already seen Derren Brown compared to Maus de Chocolat for example and the only thing they really share in common is being in a shed. Is Symbolica similar to this attraction in some way?

E-ticket?!

I haven't even been on DBGT and could still say this 'comparison' is meaningless. They are two rides attempting very different things and aren't really comparable. The only thing they have in common is that they are two rides in a shed. And the way DBGT is being described, it doesn't really qualify as a ride, more an attraction.