Chessington Animal Adventures returns this February half term at Chessington. Running from 15th till 23rd February 2020 the park is packed full of fun and wild adventures for the whole family. Tickets to the event cost from £15 per person and entry is free for Annual Pass Holders!
Chessington World Of Adventures is set to have a big year in 2020. With a whole new area unveiled called “The Rainforest”, a new family log flume ride installed, the Flying Jumbos relocated to Adventure Point and rethemed to the children’s book Elmer the Patchwork Elephant.
A new little land with some big adventures has been discovered at Chessington World of Adventures. Opening March 2020, Rainforest Land is a rethemed area containing three rides and a small selection of animals.
The relocation of the Flying Jumbos has been a mystery for the past few months at Chessington World of Adventures. However, in a leaked post on the internet, the retheme of the flying jumbos has been confirmed to be themed around the popular kid's book Elmer published by Penguin Books.
Work has started at Chessington World of Adventures and preparation for the 2020 theme park season is well underway. A few weeks ago, the park released plans to build a mini log flume.
Some monkeys can be mischevious in the wild, let alone around guests at Chessington World of Adventures. With the Amazu treetop adventures going above the animal's enclosure, it's inventable that some things are drop into their enclosure. Introducing, 50p Monkey!
Rameses Revenge is now closed! In 1995 Rameses Revenge opened at Chessington World Of Adventures.
This evening, plans have been submitted to the council to install a second-hand mini log flume from Weymouth Sea Life Center.
Visit Chessington World of Adventures Resort on selected dates between Saturday October 12 to Sunday November 3, 2019, for a Howl’o’ween beyond your wildest screeeams!
Recently submitted plans to the council show that Chessington World of Adventures is planning to remove Rameses Revenge the last remaining Top Spin in the UK and replace it with a brand new attraction. A drop tower ride similar to Maga at Paultons Park.
Running on selected dates from 12th October – 3rd November 2019 Howl’o’ween is back at Chessington World Of Adventures. Creepy Caves Unearthed is returning for 2019 with a new edition called SPYDERS. Rumored to be replacing the old Lost Tomb Halloween attraction in Wild Asia.
