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http://londonparamount.info/have-your-s ... nsultation Lots of info to read here, a bit of fluff involved but generally quite a good insight into their methods of planning so far

Another pro Madrid fan here, sure it's not as scenic as Barcelona, it's more of a powerhouse city but we enjoyed our time there and renfe do a good deal with train + entry to WB Movieworld

Now THAT is how you do a zero-g roll on a dive coaster =D>

Re: Top 10 Theme/Amusement Parks: 2015 Edition page 6 Yeah I really hope so but everything I've read so far seems to point to something similar, seems many new attractions are going the screen route instead of physical theming, understandable but I'm not a fan.

Re: Top 10 Theme/Amusement Parks: 2015 Edition page 6 This is flipping difficult but here goes: 1. Tokyo DisneySea Predictable but worthy, an entrance that'll wow you like no other, a huge cruise ship as themeing/restaurant, amazing staff, Japanese Indiana Jones, a unique take on (and by far...

I'm attending the masterplanning and infrastructure workshop being held by the Paramount London team tomorrow afternoon so if anyone can think of some good questions I can fire their way please make your recommendations asap (I doubt there will be any talk of specifics such as attractions at...

Here's hoping Paramount London does indeed go ahead and is built of satisfactory scale and quality, then hopefully a lot of the British public who are too reluctant to leave the country will be like "Ohhhhh I see". Surely the UK Merlin parks have to be the only parks in the World to use a year...

Re: Japan :Oct/Nov'14 (USJ,Hirakata,NSpaland,Tokyo,TobuZ,Dis What a fantastic trip report! Amazing photography! We visited Tokyo pretty much the exact same time in 2013, with our Disney visit (at the Sheraton) straddling Oct and Nov and it was quite astounding how they changed everything...

Vienna Prater this weekend, Blackpool/Alton in April, Liseberg in May, Tokyo in June and hopefully Florida in November :)

Six Flags America, the longest 2 hours I've ever spent in a park. All the worst elements of Six Flags in one place, with it's saving grace being Superman. Seriously found this park dodgy on several levels and a bit grim. As for the UK, I'd probably vote for M&D's, to actually come off a coaster...

Looking forward to the He-Man coaster at Tayto Park, bout time these Isles had some new wood!