@CoasterJoey@THORPEPARK I think theme parks are getting less and less fun, and budget cuts in crucial areas are showing. Seems the same across the board with a few exceptions.
Short queues, big fun! ๐ข
Our shorter queue times mean you can spend more time enjoying your favourite rides, exploring the park, and making the most of your day out.
Ready for a day packed with adventure? ๐ซ
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To celebrate 10 years of Fright Nights, Thorpe Park introduced Experiment 10 - the park's most daring maze of the time.
You were gassed, split up and locked in cupboards as part of the experience!
Did you ever experience Experiment 10?
https://t.co/0G5zfaZaBK
@ChessingtonBuzz@EuroDancer997 Yeah I don't think I'll visit BPB for a good while, and the Merlin parks are awful.
Paultons struck big with Peppa Pig World but their continual efforts to deliver excellent customer experience, new attractions and cleanliness are what have secured their long term success.
@ChessingtonBuzz@EuroDancer997 So I think there's a lot to be said for doing things properly and not completely trashing the guest experience for the majority of visitors.
@ChessingtonBuzz@EuroDancer997 Meanwhile the short-term-profit approach of PB and Merlin has led to decaying infrastructure, closed (or falling down in PB's case) rides and a lot of unhappy guests.
It's also meant these parks have to heavily discount to get people in because the product is so bad.
@ChessingtonBuzz@EuroDancer997 I think that generally, parks without Fastrack run so much better meaning that you don't need it.
Fastrack creates a problem and then sells itself as the "fix" to that problem. Vulture capitalism ๐