Why doesn't Thorpe parks rides have a single riders entrance.
We need the single rider entrances like Alton towers
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- onair
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I'm from the westcountry too but please not Longleat. Its great as it is I would hate to see the Merlin brand on that.MattsDesigns wrote: A lot of interesting suggestions..
Longleat is near me so that would be nice. That has big house and a fair bit of land (not to mention the west country only has a small kids park) - don't that have a lot of stuff abroad though? Could be anything.
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but it could be like Chessington but better
It is pretty nice as it is though I agree but there's no parks in the west cept for Paultons. Wohoo - Paultons.
It is pretty nice as it is though I agree but there's no parks in the west cept for Paultons. Wohoo - Paultons.
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Look when it is finished I'm sure it would be called International Walk. It's just most people in America call International drive I-Drive.
If Universal are so worried why not rename theses Universal City Walk
If Universal are so worried why not rename theses Universal City Walk
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Not really a park question but a Merlin question.
I've a trip to London booked 7-9 march now with the dungens opening on the 1st what would i need to do as a premium pass holder to guarantee to get in there
I've a trip to London booked 7-9 march now with the dungens opening on the 1st what would i need to do as a premium pass holder to guarantee to get in there
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Just turn up, you don't need to book or anything. If its really busy you'll have to queue for some time, but get there early enough and you'll be in no worries.daveclarkedaveclarke wrote: Not really a park question but a Merlin question.
I've a trip to London booked 7-9 march now with the dungens opening on the 1st what would i need to do as a premium pass holder to guarantee to get in there
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For the first 10 days of the new dungeons, only premium passes are allowed. No standards till the 11th march
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If this is true, then I'm not impressed....SamJ wrote: For the first 10 days of the new dungeons, only premium passes are allowed. No standards till the 11th march
http://www.merlinannualpass.co.uk/misc/standard-pass-restrictions-popup.aspx
"Please be aware that The London Dungeon is closed from the 31st January due to relocation. It will be re-open to Passholders from 11th March 2013 in it's new place next to The EDF Energy London Eye!"
This is well hidden I was planning on going but that really isn't impressive IMO, but I know they don't want thousands and thousands of pass holders flooding there and getting queue jump and general public who are paying the ridiculous entry price will not get in and Merlin won't get their money.
But if your a pass holder you can book for the preview event http://thenewlondondungeonpreview-web.eventbrite.com/
I think I will avoid the new dungeons for some time, to be honest I wasn't that impressed with the old ones. I would only go again as its included on the pass. But out of all the attractions Merlin have the only one I would pay cash to get in if I didn't have a MAP would be Alton and Chessie, and I would only do that on a BOGOF.
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Sorry to break that new guys. I believe if your a premium pass holder you can go as of the 1st march, but don't quote me on that (check the MAP site)
quote from the news post
The Australian company owns UnderWater World in Queensland, Melbourne Aquarium and some Australian ski resorts. It also has several assets in Asia including Shanghai Chang Feng Ocean World in China, Busan Aquarium in South Korea and Siam Ocean World in Bangkok.
so i see why merlin brought it as they dont just get a foot hold in australa they allso get a foot hold in Asia / south korea and lots of money to be made there so i see it as good for them
The Australian company owns UnderWater World in Queensland, Melbourne Aquarium and some Australian ski resorts. It also has several assets in Asia including Shanghai Chang Feng Ocean World in China, Busan Aquarium in South Korea and Siam Ocean World in Bangkok.
so i see why merlin brought it as they dont just get a foot hold in australa they allso get a foot hold in Asia / south korea and lots of money to be made there so i see it as good for them
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Well i've been thinking the UK has some decent theme parks but not alot. It kinda gets boring going to the same theme parks every year. I wanna try something new. Probably other people do to. It would be nice to see a new range of coasters in the UK too! Whats your opinions!?
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I dont think Merlin are going to give any new theme parks
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My dream has always been to open up a theme park in the UK. I've got loads of ideas and concepts and just need a team to help see them through. It'd be awesome if it could come true; just need an area of land and some investors to start though!
like a ttf theme park? We could all invest and be shareholders :P lol
I'll take charge of catering outlets then
I'll take charge of catering outlets then
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That's actually a good idea! Who's up for that? :Pkleach2975 wrote: like a ttf theme park? We could all invest and be shareholders :P lol
I'll take charge of catering outlets then
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