It's time for a Project Exodus update that takes it to new heights! This update comes from both the ground and the lift hill of Colossus. Taken during a VIP Lift Hill walk of Colossus this experience gives you a bird's eye view of the construction of the new Mack Rides rollercoaster.
Project Exodus is about to get exciting! Thorpe Park has today received a delivery of supports for the new rollercoaster built by Mack Rides. This is the first delivery of many which looks to be being stored on the island next to The Swarm.
Project Exodus at Thorpe Park is progressing well with work on installing footers around the site continuing the drilling for support foundations almost coming to an end (in our best guess)
Thorpe Park's Project Exodus is making headlines as its foundations continue to take shape. This ambitious new roller coaster is set to be a game-changer for the park, promising to deliver an exhilarating experience for thrill-seekers.
Project Exodus is just months away from reaching new heights, with ground pins finally delivered to the site. These ground pins were delivered earlier this year and have been sitting in storage waiting for the site to be ready.
Marketing for Project Exodus hasn't officially begun yet however at the exit for Samarui we've spotted a new "Project Exodus" banner that has been installed.
A crane has appeared at the Project Exodus construction site, this is being used to help lower metal poles into the ground for foundations for the new rollercoaster. Holes are drilled into the ground where metal rebar is then lowered in followed by long metal poles, then concreate poured in.
Thorpe Park’s iconic Colossus has roared back to life after its Phase One retrack, and it’s better than ever! The world’s first 10-looping coaster now boasts a smoother ride experience, thanks to significant track upgrades.
The new track pieces for Colossus have been redelivered to Thorpe Park and have been fitted in place ready for testing to begin. The track was delivered and attempted to be fitted a few weeks ago but due to an unknown issue was returned to Taziker for final tweaks to be done.
Ghost Train is just weeks away from opening its gates to new customers. And work on installing new signage and posters around the queue line and entrance is almost complete.
Work on drilling foundations for Project Exodus Thorpe Park's newest rollercoaster began last week and this week we saw the delivery of new construction site offices from the company B&E who helped build and construct The World Of Jumanji at Chessington and lots of Merlin Projects.