
Hyperia One Final Construction Update Before Open Day
It's time for one final update for Hyperia at Thorpe Park before the ride officially opens on Friday 24th May 2024.

It's time for one final update for Hyperia at Thorpe Park before the ride officially opens on Friday 24th May 2024.

Two weeks ago we reported that work on removing Black Mirror Labyrinth had begun. Fast forward to today and heavy machinery can be seen in the old Slammer queue line. Removing the queue line and starting what looks to be ground works for something new.

It's just two weeks left until Hyperia opens to guests at Thorpe Park! and final preparations are underway.
The advert for Hyperia has finally been released! The new TV advert for the new Mack Rides rollercoaster has been updated on the park's website and social media channels.

🪽 The eagle-eyed among you may have spotted the wings on the park map. Well, here's an exclusive first look at the giant winged portal sign currently in production. Once fabrication is complete, the framework will be painted. The portal will be one of the last items to be installed.

Attention to detail is critical at Hyperia. Since our update last week, a small issue has been corrected.

Fright Nights is just around the corner and it would appear that work on a new scare maze might have begun! With Black Mirror Labyrinth now closed, a huge space for a new permanent scare maze has opened up.
It's less than a month until Hyperia opens on 24th May 2024 and Thorpe Park has updated its website with extended opening times for the first two days of Hyperia being open.

Hyperia "Find Your Fearless" signage has been installed on the maintenance building after the base for the word "Fearless" was installed a few weeks ago.

A major milestone has been completed at Thorpe Park this afternoon. Hyperia has completed its first test run in front of a crowd of management and lots of guests.

Exciting news for Thorpe Park fans! The iconic Samurai ride is getting a fresh new look, or rather, a blast from the past. The park has announced that Samurai will be repainted in its classic black and red color scheme, bringing back the retro vibes that long-time visitors remember fondly.