Chessington World of Adventures has confirmed that Wild Asia will not be reopening for the 2025 season. Fans first noticed the area’s removal from the park’s official website, sparking speculation about its future. Now, the park has released a statement confirming the closure, saying:
Here’s an update from Chessington as the closed season nears its end, with plenty of activity bringing the park back to life!
With the approval of plans for Project Play, the removal of Scorpion Express has officially begun. Work started on Thursday, with cranes spotted in the area as sections of track were swiftly dismantled.
As Chessington World of Adventures gears up for an exciting 2025 season, the closed season offers a glimpse into the ongoing preparations and changes taking place behind the scenes. Here’s a rundown of the latest updates from around the park:
Chessington has submitted another planning application today for the "Development of a replacement themed land including demolition of existing buildings/structures and installation of rides"
Chessington is taking a break from its main 2024 theme park season, but is still open for its Christmas event.
Mark your calendars! Chessington will be open from 21st March to 2nd November 2025. Whether you're ready to brave the rides, meet exotic animals, or explore the new attractions, it's time to plan your wild adventure!
Chessington has submitted plans to the local council for Project Refresh & Renew. These two projects will see the oldest area of the park Wild Asia be transformed into a brand new are and experience.
Today, Thursday 19th September 2024, Chessington World of Adventures is holding a public consultation to unveil details about an exciting new projects, dubbed "Project Refresh" and "Project Play." This ambitious two-phase development will transform part
Chessington World of Adventures has announced that the popular "Temple of Mayhem" attraction will remain closed for the rest of the 2024 theme park season.
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