
Go Ape At Chessington This Summer
Go ape at Chessington World Of Adventures this summer! Adventurous brave enough will be able to enjoy two to three hours in the tree taking on Tarzan swings, rope ladders and a variety of obstacles and crossings.

Go ape at Chessington World Of Adventures this summer! Adventurous brave enough will be able to enjoy two to three hours in the tree taking on Tarzan swings, rope ladders and a variety of obstacles and crossings.

During the 2015/2016 closed season lots of work was done at Chessington World Of Adventures Resort. Tomb Blaster was refurbished, Safari Skyway was removed and Bubbleworks had a major re-engineering of the lift system.

The future is bright at Chessington World of Adventures Resort and tonight the park have shown off there Long Term Plan for the park. They have addressed many issues ranging from the car park issues, traffic and lack of investments.

Explorer Glamping at Chessington World Of Adventures will soon be opening its doors to families swapping there hotel rooms for a tent with a different.

Safari Skyway is no more and is being removed at Chessington! With the ride no longer running the cars have been removed and one of them can be seen in the Drop Off car park at the lodge gate.

Market Square Pizza & Pasta at Chessington World Of Adventures has recently begun selling takeaway pizzas! In previous years the pizza and pasta buffet was just in eat only however this year Merlin seem to have started a trail at Chessington of doing takeaway in the restaurant.

Rani the lion at Chessington World Of Adventures will soon be joined by her new male lion friend named Kamal. Traveling all the way from Canada her new friend will arrive on 31st March according to the poster outside the lion enclosure.

As the 30th Go Ape Adventure to launch in the UK and the first ever to launch within a UK theme park, there will be no better way for you and your family to unleash your inner Tarzan than with a visit to Go Ape at Chessington World of Adventures Resort.

Discovered at Chessington World Of Adventures yesterday the park has started to sell ride pin badges in the Market Square shop. Costing £3 each the pin badges feature the park logo and the main rides; Scorpion Express, Bubbleworks, Dragon Falls, Dragons Fury and The Vampire.

During the 2016 closed season £800,000 was spent restoring Tomb Blaster with a new target system installed. The same system can be seen at Legoland Windsor on Laser Raiders, the new system has been designed by the Sally Cooperation. http://sallycorp.com

Chessington have confirmed via there website that Tomb Blaster and Safari Skyway will remain closed for the remainder of the 2015 theme park season.