
Construction Walls Come Down At Chessington For 2021 Attraction
Construction walls have come down at Chessington World of Adventures around the new drop tower ride for 2021, located in the Forbidden Kingdom.

Construction walls have come down at Chessington World of Adventures around the new drop tower ride for 2021, located in the Forbidden Kingdom.

Its been a while since UK theme parks were allowed to open, due to the second lockdown. However, with construction sites being allowed to continue to work through the lockdown, huge progress has been made to the new attraction at Chessington, rumoured to be named Croc Drop.

The Blue Barnacle has finally arrived at Chessington! After being advertised to open for the 2020 season, the attraction was delayed due to unknown reasons.

In a recent application to the UK Trademarks website, Chessington has revealed the logo and name for the new 2020 attraction, Croc Drop! https://trademarks.ipo.gov.uk/ipo-tmcase/page/Results/1/UK00003540962

With the UK going into the second lockdown due to Covid-19 in a few days, we wanted to take one last look at Croc Drop before the park closes.

Theming continues to rise for the new ride at Chessington World of Adventures. Opening 2021, the ride still has a long way to go before being finished and being ready for its first guests!

In just under a month since we last visited the park to see Croc Drop, so much has changed around the construction site! The outside of the station building looks to be complete, with Egyptian hieroglyphs added along with work on the huge theming element.

Work on Chessingtons newest investment rumoured to be called Croc Drop has slowly progressed since our last visit to the theme park.

Chessington have updated there website with more information about this years Halloween event. Running from 17th October - 1st November 2020. We’ve carved out lots of treats and plenty of tricks for your family this year for HOWL’O’WEEN at Chessington World of Adventures Resort.

Monkey Swinger at Chessington is experiencing a long amount of downtime this year, allowing us to get an inside look at how the ride works.

Construction at Crock Drop has slowed down a little, with the building now watertight it won't be long until we start to see metalwork for the rides theming installed and the ride craned into place in the next few months.