Thorpe Park Resort
- ScottLann
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Hopefully this has attached now....
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- Eternalyz
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Seems like a good layout, probably wouldn't be a hyper as it would probably be less that 200ft due to height restrictions. And Merlin probably plan to use the island behind Swarm for their next coasterScottLann wrote:Hopefully this has attached now....
- Htjc_
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The layout looks fun! But I think it's in the wrong place, I'd have thought it would be behind the Swarm and Stealth with the station at Slammer. Still a great image though!
Please! No more IP's Thorpe! I'm begging you!
Been burnt too many times by their social media. In my view they seem to think that continually suggesting things they know not to be happening, to get a response online, is good marketing. Bonus if they can then get people in the community to mock others for "falling" for it. Given they couldn't even get the basics correct like opening dates and parking charges, I think the social media is far disconnected from any actual management decisions and information. Personally I just ignore them now, unless it is a branded official announcement.
From the state of Loggers Leap, I would find it highly doubtful to be returning, especially in the new year. It would probably need 12 months of work to get the site back up and usable again.
From the state of Loggers Leap, I would find it highly doubtful to be returning, especially in the new year. It would probably need 12 months of work to get the site back up and usable again.
- DeadJack5
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Just so you guys know. Thorpe have confirmed that's not actually from Logger's Leap. It's from Rock Express's queue line. It's just little hearted teasing
- Justin
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They can't be trusted :lol In a way, it could devalue their social media channels if they post too many as wind ups as people will think their posts are unreliable.
They could have stated it was Rocky in their original post, but instead the lead people and got people again :lol Good going, Thorpe :lol
They could have stated it was Rocky in their original post, but instead the lead people and got people again :lol Good going, Thorpe :lol
Mountain Construction? :PJustin wrote: They could have stated it was Rocky in their original post, but instead the lead people and got people again :lol Good going, Thorpe :lol
But yep, I can see their social media following a The Boy Who Cried Wolf style fate, with no one believing them when they actually have something to say. I know I won't until I see the plans listed with the local council.
But on a positive side, their later post gave a little bit of insight into winter work at the park. Whilst this is completely unrelated to Loggers, I hope we see more of this style of content from them and a bit more behind the scenes of actual Thorpe Park things. As they're clearly wanting to talk to us all over the closed season.
- Dan
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As reported by SouthParks Facebook; Thorpe Park have added provisional 2019 opening dates to the Thorpe Breaks website, suggesting that the theme park will reopen for the 2019 season on Friday 29th March.
They also indicate that Fright Nights will run Thursday 3rd October – Sunday 6th October, Thursday 10th October – Sunday 13th October, and Thursday 17th October – Thursday 31st October.
The theme park is once again due to close on off-peak weekdays in May and September, although the number of closed days is reduced compared to 2018, and on non-Fright Nights dates during October.
- Htjc_
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Okay, the trolling is in full swing. Thorpe's Twitter quickly posted and deleted #loggersleap2019. Couldn't get a screenshot, all I got was the notification and when I checked it had gone.
Please! No more IP's Thorpe! I'm begging you!
I'm fairly sure there was a big Merlin staff celebratory event last night.
I'm guessing these events generate a reasonable amount of silliness between the staff, and may even include some alcoholic beverages to allow them to blow off steam and celebrate the year that has happened.
I'm going to go out on a limb and guess that some poor judgement, mixed with the celebratory environment, mixed with Thorpe's predisposition of causing drama and hyping things that aren't happening, may have occurred last night.
If so, then remember kids: don't drink and tweet.
I wonder when the new Thorpe Park PR manager starts?
I'm guessing these events generate a reasonable amount of silliness between the staff, and may even include some alcoholic beverages to allow them to blow off steam and celebrate the year that has happened.
I'm going to go out on a limb and guess that some poor judgement, mixed with the celebratory environment, mixed with Thorpe's predisposition of causing drama and hyping things that aren't happening, may have occurred last night.
If so, then remember kids: don't drink and tweet.
I wonder when the new Thorpe Park PR manager starts?
After seeing the IAAPA Intamin presentations, I'm tempted to throw Intamin into the pot for potential next coasters wishlist. One of their new breed of launched coasters, with the crazy RMC style twists, turns and hanging inversions, could be really good. Plus if Merlin can get a multi-park deal with them again, that would be a bonus for Alton.
My only concern over 2020 though, is that there were a lot of announcements at IAAPA last week for the 2020 and mostly 2021 seasons. Yet, all is still quiet at Thorpe.
My only concern over 2020 though, is that there were a lot of announcements at IAAPA last week for the 2020 and mostly 2021 seasons. Yet, all is still quiet at Thorpe.
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This did cross my mind but I'm not worried about this because it is the park's choice when an attraction is revealed and Thorpe has always been a park that like to build hype and market a ride before its opening. I imagine this next coaster will be the same so we won't see anything from the park till they're ready to start the campaign.Swarm Chris wrote:My only concern over 2020 though, is that there were a lot of announcements at IAAPA last week for the 2020 and mostly 2021 seasons. Yet, all is still quiet at Thorpe.
Thanks Jack