
Thorpe Junction Ghost Train One Last Look
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.

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.

Mardi Gras returns to Thorpe Park on Thursday 18th May 2023, and work on redecorating the Thrill Markers stage and installing decorations around the Angry Birds area has begun. Speakers have been installed on posts around the park along the parade route stated on Mardi Gras maps.

Work on retheming the Ben and Jerry's Ice Cream unit at Thorpe Park is continuing. Inside it looks like the walls have been removed to make this space bigger and better than ever.

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.

This year, Thorpe Park is commemorating a significant milestone—20 years of its exhilarating roller coaster, Nemesis Inferno.

Foundations for project exodus at Thorpe Park have begun. A huge pilling machine has arrived on site ready to drill holes into the ground for supports to be mounted onto.

Thorpe Park has today announced that Ghost Train will open to guests on 26th May 2023. Along with this news we've also received some new photos and information about the attraction.

Project Exodus is slowly making progress, work on transforming the huge area into a new rollercoaster area isn't the easiest or quickest. Since our last look at the site, all of the water has been drained and work can once again continue.
On-ride photos are about to change at Merlin Parks! Thorpe Park has started to include video versions of on-ride photos, starting at Stealth.

Loggers Leap fights back! Over the past few days in Surrey, we've had a lot of rain meaning that Old Town and parts of Thorpe Park have flooded a little bit.

The lower section of the dome has undergone a complete refresh, and the transformation is truly remarkable.