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)
New electric vehicle (EV) car charging points will be installed at five initial sites across the UK: Thorpe Park Resort, Chessington World of Adventures Resort, Alton Towers Resort, Warwick Castle and LEGOLAND® Windsor Resort.
It's been announced via the European Coaster Club magazine that FlumeRide at Liseberg looks set to close at the end of the 2023 theme park season. Built by Arrow and opened in 1973 the ride is set to be retired, with it featuring an iconic double-down drop this ride will be truly missed.
After a long hiatus, the iconic waterfalls on the Rapids ride are back in action. For years, these cascading features were turned off, but they’ve now been restored to their full glory, adding a splash of excitement to the adventure!
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.
Legoland Windsor's popular Hill Train has officially reopened for the 2023 season, following the complete rebuild of the station at the top of the hill. The newly revamped station enhances the visitor experience with improved accessibility, modern design elements, and increased capacity.
Chessington World of Adventures Resort has finally submitted plans to the local council in regard to the Waterpark Adventure project that is planned to come to the resort within the next few years.
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.
Groundworks continue for the new duelling rollercoaster at Legoland Windsor. Sitting on the old water rafts site this new rollercoaster is set to be the first big rollercoaster at the park since Jungle Coaster.
Work on the new Legoland Windsor Adventure Golf has progressed rapidly since our last visit to the park back in March. The building is now built with the roof and sides of the building installed.