The park have now announced on social media that they’re closed for the rest of the day due to the storm.

Looked like they’ve struggled to keep anything open so makes sense. Don’t think I’ve ever known them to close due to the weather though.

Big blow for them closing during the busiest period!

I was there - well, I arrived at 4ish, announcement came at about 4.45.

I'd planned to go for a couple of hours. Wasn't fussed by rides really, hoped to do a couple of scare zones / shows.

I noted Survival Games, Stitches and Tenement never opened. When I arrived, Rebel Ball was deserted, not even any guests in the Launchpad. No actors in Lucifer's Lair or Purgatory. Shortly after 4 I noted that the other two mazes closed.

When I got on park, no one mentioned about poor ride availability, which was surprising and disappointing.

I saw the announcement on the screen by Inferno. Inferno was running, but they made an announcement to the queue telling them to leave the queue and the park. Guest Services had a queue back to Launchpad.

I get the decision to close. On park communication could have been better though.

I'm also a bit surprised they had close...I have had lots of visits to the park where the weather was worse. Again, I get it, I get that this where the park and industry are at. The park's current operating conditions likely meant rides would have kept opening and closing and it would have been annoying. And it's likely best for staff. But still, just surprised me.

Does seem like it was quite poorly organised from some of the posts I've seen online.

2 hours ago, JoshC. said:

Inferno was running, but they made an announcement to the queue telling them to leave the queue and the park. Guest Services had a queue back to Launchpad.

Even this seems odd. If Inferno was running, why not run off the queue. Just adding further to a poor guest experience and creating a bottleneck.