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To be fair to them, they said they'd get the DCO submission in before the end of the year and it's still 2020 (just).

They didnt even bother to open Factory Coaster when I went a couple of months ago. Falcon is really great though. Supprised how good it was for a wing coaster.

Just tuned in to Radio 4 and The Curious Cases of Rutherford and Fry was set in Thorpe Park in an episode about the 'science of screams'. They rode The Swarm and screamed a lot.

Yeah they changed the name just before opening. People still call it Ankapark though.

Not a great indicator of park performance: 'Ankapark workers who have not received their salaries for months, left work today. The workers are demanding their rights.' - posted 16th Oct...

Haha Richard in the maze! Fantastic video Peep. Really sums up our hilarious trip. Edit: You missed the best bit where we turned into the A-Team and I had to jump into the side door of the bus as Richard sped across a Netto car park.

Only managed two from my list this year: Lech Coaster Hyperion A new possible list (probably forgotten loads): Junker Taiga Flying Turns Storm Chaser El Toro Steel Vengeance Flash Soaring with Dragon OCT Thrust SSC1000 Python in Bamboo Forest

Blackpool not having a Dr Who dark ride is quite frankly a tradgedy. Also a big fan of Firefly so I'd love a geek fest love-in with that. I'd say something Douglas Adams related but we've already tried that and it didn't do too well. I'd been waiting years to get on a Back To The Future...

Fun Park wins this topic for me. So many unique and unexpected things to do, I've never been to a park like it. And the staff were super enthusiastic.

Tatsu. I adore the intensity of a pretzel loop, there's noting else like it, and the one on Tatsu is obscene. I really like Crystal Wing too because of all the theming and near misses. Haven't don't Ripper or Dinosaur.

I don't really care that much for the big blockbuster actions films that lend themselves to IMAX. Occasionally, I've been but it's bloody expensive and I don't really care enough to bother. I think they are, mostly, a bit of a gimmick - the big IMAX in Waterloo is probably worth the...

Call it nostalgia but I'm still voting for Vampire. Thirteen is also excellent as a family cred. Both have gothic themes and although, technically, Thirteen does more, Vampire has the way cooler soundtrack. Strong mention of Flight of the Pterosaur, also.

It would have been Wild Mouse by a country mile. I'm still not ok about this. Gotta be Grand National then.

I quite liked it on my early morning ride so I'm a bit sad. Can totally see why it's going though - I was the only one in the park and the ride ops said that was perfectly normal.