Big changes are coming! While Edge will be removed from its current location, it’s not going far – it will stay onsite and be relocated at a later date. As for when and where? “Watch this space!”
Magma is being removed from the Paultons Park skyline. As part of the Valgard development, the Magma ride will be taken out of the park’s lineup. While Paultons Park hasn’t revealed which park the ride has been sold to, they have confirmed that it will remain somewhere within the UK.
Ghostly Manor is now open at Paultons Park—and it’s already proving to be a smash hit! This new Mack Rides gameplay theatre is a brilliant addition to the park, combining physical sets with projection screens in a way that really works.
Announced at the Super Fans 2025 event, Paultons Park has unveiled its boldest expansion yet – Valgård, a brand-new themed land opening in 2026! Drawing inspiration from Norse mythology and Viking legends, this immersive area promises thrilling adventures and family fun like never before.
Pleasure Beach Resort has said that it’s set on honouring its founder’s mission statement, which was set 129 years ago by the current CEO’s great-grandfather, and promises to ‘make adults feel like children again’.
Work around the Mexicana area is progressing well, with the ground now levelled and prepped for the next phase of development.
Work is now well underway at Chessington World of Adventures as the park begins clearing Wild Asia to make way for a brand-new themed land, set to open in 2027.
Change is on the horizon at LEGOLAND Windsor, as construction activity stirs in the park’s “Beginning” area.
Adrenaline junkies rushed to Blackpool Pleasure Beach today for the grand opening of Launch Pad—a dramatic reimagining of the park’s iconic tower ride.
Chessington has just dropped a fresh collection of pins and patches! Among the new offerings, there's a standout retro vampire pin badge featuring a swinging car, and yes, you read that right – the car actually moves on the pin!
With the recent Paw Patrol announcement earlier this week, Chessington has now installed themed banners around the Mexicana construction site, offering guests a glimpse of what's to come. These new decorations mark a symbolic turning point—this is our final Mexicana deconstruction update.