Thorpe Park Resort

18th Nov 2023

Big Easy Boulevard to replace Angry Birds Land at Thorpe Park Resort

By |18th November 2023|Thorpe Park Resort|

Thorpe Park Resort have announced that 'Big Easy Boulevard' will be the name of the upcoming replacement for Angry Birds Land, opening for the 2024 season. Following the retirement of Angry Birds Land at the end of the 2023 season, the park have recently revealed that the newly re-themed land [...]

4th May 2023

Thorpe Park Resort submit details of external materials for Project Exodus

By |4th May 2023|Thorpe Park Resort|

Thorpe Park Resort has today submitted further details regarding the external materials due to be used for Project Exodus, which is set to be the tallest roller coaster in the UK when it opens in 2024. This comes following the decision by Runnymede Borough Council to unanimously approve the planning [...]

1st Feb 2023

Derren Brown’s Ghost Train to be replaced by Ghost Train for 2023 at Thorpe Park Resort

By |1st February 2023|Thorpe Park Resort|

Thorpe Park Resort have today announced that a new ride experience, Ghost Train, will replace Derren Brown's Ghost Train for 2023. Following the rumours that significant changes would be coming to Derren Brown's Ghost Train in the 2023 season, Thorpe Park have today confirmed the end of the [...]

25th Nov 2022

Thorpe Park Resort submit information to discharge Project Exodus planning conditions

By |25th November 2022|Thorpe Park Resort|

Following the long-awaited approval for Thorpe Park Resort's proposals to build the UK's tallest rollercoaster, Project Exodus, at the start of this month, the Resort have now started to submit the information to address a number of the conditions attached to the approval that need to be satisfied before development [...]

3rd Nov 2022

UK’s tallest rollercoaster Project Exodus approved for Thorpe Park Resort

By |3rd November 2022|Thorpe Park Resort|

The planning application for Project Exodus at Thorpe Park Resort has finally received approval, allowing the proposals for what will become the UK's tallest rollercoaster to at last move forward. Although the plans received unanimous approval at a meeting of the Runnymede Borough Council (RBC) Planning Committee on [...]

30th Sep 2022

FRIGHT NIGHTS 2022 unlocks darkest nightmares at Thorpe Park Resort

By |30th September 2022|Thorpe Park Resort|

Thorpe Park Resort have opened the door to guests' deepest, darkest nightmares, with FRIGHT NIGHTS 2022 now underway. With three scare mazes, an audio-based scare experience, three scare zones, roaming actors and scare shows, 2022 sees another well-rounded line-up of attractions and entertainment. Attraction Source was invited to the preview [...]

28th Sep 2022

Thorpe Park Resort’s Project Exodus planning application recommended for approval

By |28th September 2022|Thorpe Park Resort|

Thorpe Park Resort’s Project Exodus is reaching the end of the planning stages, with the corresponding planning application placed on the agenda for the 5th October meeting of the Runnymede Planning Committee, with a recommendation to grant permission subject to conditions. The planning officer's report on the application indicates [...]

17th Sep 2022

Thorpe Park Resort seek Project Exodus planning decision to avoid delay to 2024 opening

By |17th September 2022|Thorpe Park Resort|

As outlined in our August update, a period of consultations on the planning application for a new rollercoaster at Thorpe Park Resort, Project Exodus, has seen all potential issues addressed, with the exception of the objections raised by the Environment Agency on the grounds of flood risk. This has delayed [...]

29th Aug 2022

Progress continues on Thorpe Park Resort’s Project Exodus planning application

By |29th August 2022|Thorpe Park Resort|

As outlined in our June and July updates, the planning application for Project Exodus at Thorpe Park Resort has been subject to a period of consultations, from which a few points requiring further clarification and documentation emerged. Additional documents have been uploaded in relation to these issues, although it still [...]

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