Re: Alton Towers - Quick Questions
Posted: Fri Jan 09, 2015 9:30 pm
It varies- do you mean the two for one offers? You can find them all over the place, I know that some cereal brands do them. Just gotta keep an eye out for them tbh
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It has absolutely nothing to do with encouraging people to move further in to the park. It's when it is raining, or there is bad weather overhead or expected. A safety precaution basicallymonkeyboy wrote:Why does spinball only run with 3 in the rain? I've noticed that single rider is the best place to be at this time!
So there's an issue with the cars or track in the rain? I still have no clue what the safety issue is though.DannyG wrote:It has absolutely nothing to do with encouraging people to move further in to the park. It's when it is raining, or there is bad weather overhead or expected. A safety precaution basicallymonkeyboy wrote:Why does spinball only run with 3 in the rain? I've noticed that single rider is the best place to be at this time!
Although never fully confirmed, I believe it is a regulation the manufacturer gives the parks to do with weight distribution and when the track is wet the cars are likely to go faster, making the spinning more intense, possibly a potential hazard for younger riders.monkeyboy wrote:So there's an issue with the cars or track in the rain? I still have no clue what the safety issue is though.DannyG wrote:It has absolutely nothing to do with encouraging people to move further in to the park. It's when it is raining, or there is bad weather overhead or expected. A safety precaution basicallymonkeyboy wrote:Why does spinball only run with 3 in the rain? I've noticed that single rider is the best place to be at this time!
I would have thought that it would be very quiet. The best advice I can give for September is wait til all the schools/colleges go back, which they pretty much all are by the middle of the month.gmonster wrote:Hi folks,
Can anyone tell me what its going to be like on the 14th and 15th September please? Hope its quiet
Yes and no. Many parts are accessible to wheelchair users, especially the lower levels but you will find it difficult to access the furthest sections as well as the parts high up the sides by Dark Forest and Forbidden Valley as these contain a large amount of steps.gmonster wrote:Another question......is the gardens wheelchair friendly as my partner uses one? Cheers