
Chessington Jungle Bus Removed And New Foundations Installed
At the start of the 2022 season, it was announced that Jungle Bus wouldn't be reopening due to undisclosed reasons.

At the start of the 2022 season, it was announced that Jungle Bus wouldn't be reopening due to undisclosed reasons.

Project Amazon is steaming ahead and it won't be long until we start to see track arriving at the park then the really exciting construction begins!

Work on Project Amazon is progressing well, with work on the station now underway since the station was fully installed last week. Bricks now line the main section of the station where the track will run through the middle.

The excitement is building as Chessington World of Adventures Resort prepares to unveil its newest attraction, Shipwreck Coast, in just five days. Set to immerse guests in a thrilling maritime adventure, this new area promises to be a highlight of the season.

We're thrilled to announce that the Chessington Explorer Gate Retheme is officially complete, and the transformation is nothing short of spectacular! The new design offers an immersive and vibrant entrance that perfectly captures the spirit of adventure and exploration.

Project Amazon is being built at lighting speeds at Chessington!

A STORM IS BREWIN’… SHIPWRECK COAST SAILS IN FROM FRIDAY JULY 15TH

Shipwreck Coast is the new name for Pirates Cove at Chessington, released on the construction walls around the old Pirates Cove. We can now see a new logo and graphic for the area.

Work on the huge theming element at Chessington for Project Amazon is continuing. Each week this huge metal structure looks more and more complete but we think this huge beast is almost complete.

It's been a busy week at Chessington for Project Anchor, the park started to tease something new is coming for the area with a gif of a lighthouse and Seastorm re-opened following its lengthy downtime.

The theming structure for Project Amazon keeps getting bigger and bigger by the day. The height of the structure now appears to be at the maximum height with a face starting to form on the front of the structure.