Thorpe Park has recently introduced new signage across its food units, enhancing the guest experience by providing clear, helpful information. These new signs highlight whether a food unit offers an annual pass discount, making it easier for pass holders to take advantage of savings.
Amity Beach at Thorpe Park is gearing up for the warmer days ahead as it begins to be refilled with water. After a long wait, the smaller side of the beach, which has been closed for several years in favor of the larger area, will finally reopen this season.
Big changes are underway in the Berlin area of Phantasialand! The beloved Pirates 4D show has taken its final bow, and the iconic Schauspielhaus theatre is now under wraps—quite literally.
Merlin Entertainments, a world leader in branded entertainment destinations, has announced a new partnership with Paramount to bring PAW Patrol – the number one pre-school brand in the UK and globally, produced by Spin Master Entertainment – to one of its leading UK theme parks in 2026.
The old Mexicana restaurant has been partially demolished, and inside the remaining building, internal walls have now been stripped out. Meanwhile, the buildings in the small zoo area are still standing — but not for much longer, as further demolition work is expected soon.
Work has officially started on the removal of Wild Asia at Chessington World of Adventures. One of the first major changes can be seen at Kobra, where the iconic snake theming is being dismantled.
Wodan – Timbur Coaster, has undergone a notable transformation during the off-season.
Blackpool Pleasure Beach Resort has today confirmed the official opening date for its newly reimagined Launch Pad attraction.
A new piece of theming has quietly made its way into Forbidden Valley, just down the pathway from Nemesis Reborn and Toxicator—and it’s got some serious energy. Literally.
Since Hyperia opened last year at Thorpe Park, fans quickly noticed that one of its most anticipated features — the splashdown water effect — didn’t stick around for long.
Work is progressing rapidly on the removal of the Mexicana area at Chessington World of Adventures. The main building — once home to the VIP space, a games stand, and the Annual Pass Hub — has now been fully removed.