
Chessington Extends 2020 Theme Park Season Due To Coronavirus
With the 2020 theme park season delayed due to Cornavrius, Chessington World of Adventures have announced that they will be extending the main theme park season into the end of November.

With the 2020 theme park season delayed due to Cornavrius, Chessington World of Adventures have announced that they will be extending the main theme park season into the end of November.

Work is continuing quickly on Croc Drop. The main building structure is now complete, allowing work to start on building the station, queue line and plant room for the ride.

Croc Drop at Chessington has rapidly progressed since our last visit to the park. The structure for the building and theming around the drop tower has surprisingly been erected in the space of a week.

Foundations for the Chessington next big investment called Crock Drop at appearing to be completed and the surrounding area around the ride has been filled in with dirt to level out the ground.

In a recent trademark made by Chessington, the name for the new drop tower ride might have been leaked.

Metal rebar has started to be added into the bottom of the pit of the old Rameses Revenge site. Although still in the early stages, the site has progressed greatly since we last saw the park.

Chessington World of Adventures have released their own face masks. Being sold exclusively in the Adventure Point gift shop. 3 designs are available to buy. A Chessington logo mask, available in red and black, Tiger, Meerkat. Costing £6 each or 4 masks for £20.

Chessington has reopened today after being closed since 20th March, due to coronavirus. Following new government guidelines, the Zoo reopened to a limited number of guests. All guests must pre-book tickets into the park for the foreseeable future.

Chessington World of Adventures have announced on their website that Explorer Glamping will not be opening this year. Posted in the FAQ's section of COVID 19 updates, the park has said.

Chessington has announced that following new government guidance, the Zoo will reopen on 18th June 2020. Posted on Chessington's website:

New for 2020, Journey with other Chessington Adventurers at The MANE Stage through the deep dark wood and encounter some familiar creatures along the way through song and dance. Keep your eyes peeled for an appearance from the Gruffalo himself!