
Ride Hardware Arrives For Project Anchor
It's full steam ahead at Chessington for Project Anchor, with Seastorm being reassembled and Timber Tug Boat being delivered to the park.

It's full steam ahead at Chessington for Project Anchor, with Seastorm being reassembled and Timber Tug Boat being delivered to the park.

3 months into the theme park season and work on the Explorer Gate refurbishment and makeover is continuing. A new entrance feature into the entrance plaza has recently been fitted, with a huge new truck and the Rhino topiary installed next to it.

Chessington has started to market the new for 2023 rollercoaster and 2 smaller rides. Currently code named Proejct Amazon the theme of the area is currently unknown. OUR WILDEST ADVENTURE EVER...

Adventurers! Get ready to throw your beads in the air, because it’s time to hit the streets and bring on the celebrations at Mardi GRRRA! – brand new at Chessington World of Adventures Resort for 2022.

The refurbishment of the Lodge Gate car park entrance continues at Chessington, the turnstile gates are now fully installed. When fully staffed this entrance is going to have great throughputs!

Chessington's newest rollercoaster is one step closer to going vertical.

Project Anchor is speeding along, foundations for the timber tug boat are now complete and work on making the shournding area pretty look to have started with new retaining walls installed. You can also now see where the ramp onto the ride has been installed.

Exciting news for Chessington fans! The 2022 pin badges have officially hit the shop! These limited-edition collectibles feature vibrant designs inspired by the park's latest attractions and beloved characters.

Extra bunting / theming has been added to Mexicana at Chessington, leading down to the Scorpion Express the new bunting looks fantastic and the amount of detail on it is beautiful.

During a quick visit to Chessington yesterday we took a quick glimpse at a very active Project Amazon site. Due to normally only visiting during the weekends we never get to see work being done as construction sites only normally work during the week.

It might only be two days since our last look at Project Anchor at Chessington, however, the park has been hard at work! The concrete footer for the centre of the new splash battle ride has been poured and work is now turning to the ride's floor.