I'm hoping so anyway. After this, we can do what we want again. At park close (5PM) we meet at the hospitality suite again, and now we have an ERS on Nemesis from 6PM to 7PM......IN THE DARK! Yes, a whole hour of constant nemesis riding in darkness after the park has closed, without the general public. After this, we exit the park via a staff exit that goes straight onto the car park. And that's just one day!The next day we meet in the tower suite at Drayton Manor a little later at 9PM. Following some tea/coffee to start the day, we have an ERS on Apocalypse! All 3 sides will be running, so we can try all the different modes. Once again, we are offered an award winning buffet lunch in the middle of the day, and often a little talk with a main runner of the park. At 5PM, we have an ERS on G-Force (and occasionally the Troublesome trucks roller coaster as well) and a traditional send off for the season.
The Roller Coaster Club of Great Britain is celebrating its 25th anniversary this year too! This two day weekend event is scheduled every year, and is the last event of the Roller Coaster Club before the end of the theme park season. I would check out the club. Everybody in it is very friendly. If you are an enthusiast, it is a great club to join! Also, you get a roller coaster magazine every two months which is great. The price to join the club is around £30, and the events cost extra as well, but it is great fun! http://www.rccgb.co.uk/
It's worth joining.
