
Chessington Charges Guests £3 For 2021 Park Map
Chessington has announced that it will begin charging guests for paper versions of the 2021 theme park map. Maps can be purchased from Adventure Point and cost £3 each.

Chessington has announced that it will begin charging guests for paper versions of the 2021 theme park map. Maps can be purchased from Adventure Point and cost £3 each.

Today is the first day of the theme park season at Chessington World of Adventures which means new pin badges! Only a few pin badges will be launching at the start of this year we guess in hopes of keeping the pin badge line up fresh each month.

Chessington has given Mexicana a new lease of life, with the whole area being repainted during the closed season and new theming and signs being added to the area. Upon entry into the area, there's no mistaking what part of the theme park your entering.

Croc Drop has officially opened at Chessington World of Adventures, after a snowy start to the morning Sobek managed to melt the snow to drop guests 25.6 meters into the mouth of the crocodile.

Chessington has announced some of the events we can expect to see during the 2021 theme park season. Posted on the Chessington website this morning:

Coming in April 12 2021, Chessington World of Adventures have today announced a jaw-dropping NEW ride called Croc Drop! This brand-new drop tower ride at our family Theme Park and Zoo in Surrey is the first new ride since 2013 and represents a multi-million-pound investment.

Selected items of merchandise for the new ride Croc Drop have been pre-released early on the Chessington Online Shop.

Chessington World of Adventures has officially announced Croc Drop a 25m drop tower plunging guests into the jaws of a crocodile. Brave the drop, release the curse!

Chessington World of Adventures has featured on ITV News Behind Closed Doors, showing off some of the work going on behind the scenes to prepare for the 2021 theme park season when its safe to reopen.

New for 2021, rumoured to be named Croc Drop, Chessington's new tower will drop guests 25.6 meters from the sky, into the jaws of a crocodile.

Closed season work has begun around Chessington, from the basic maintenance on the dodgems, to larger bits like scaffolding going up and around Jungle Bounce, Scorpion Express and Monkey Swinger being taken apart for its annual maintenance.