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Holy crap that sign looks good. Paulton's aren't scrimping on the details here.

In its defence, much of the space taken loo[s around a back-of-house site anyway, the frontage with the vineyard isn't massive.

Expensive to run, and I assume expensive to insure after the Drayton death.

Rumba hasn't run wild in years though, whilst not as bad as Drayton's which got nerfed to the point of becoming a gentle boat ride, it has been a long time since it actually ran like it used to.

Am I missing something here or is it not simply the first coat?

£6m!! A bargain by today's prices as well.

People are now complaining about the colour of the corkscrew over the entrance, as if returning it to its original colour and refreshing the entrance is somehow a bad thing?

Apologies if this has been asked before but do we know of any other Eurofighters with this newer track? I'm curious about the ride quality compared to older installations.

People are kicking off about this as if it's a surprise that Disney are building something family friendly in the Magic Kingdom of all places.

I just don't, want to see another member of staff at guest services being shouted at and abused because they (the guest) failed to book RAP in advance. I've seen this more than once. The real irony is that once they were claiming this was giving their child anxiety. The child was probably...

This is another problem, Merlin seriously needs to rethink its queues. A queue doesn't need to be a terrible place to be, but there's nothing pleasant about Smiler's queue.

Still not the longest ride name on resort.

En****tification. Everything is designed around app icons on a phone now. The merlin 'm' would be an app logo, which could indicate Merlin's willingness to put the passholder booking system on an actual app, but who knows. (genuinely, this is across the entire graphic design field, and it sucks)

Yes, I had, and I was happy about it.

Wait, so not only are we getting a new coaster, which if it's anything as good as the Hollywood one looks like is an absolute result... but they're also getting rid of bar-none the worst ride on the resort!? Holy crap! Replace Villain-Con with something actually good and the park is looking...

It seems like the old layout we saw was perhaps simply an area of development diagram, "all track and supports are within this line" perhaps?

Depends when they paved the car park, the New Forest National Park was only designated in 2005. Also, the car park would be considered greyfield designation, the overflow may be greenfield.

It's entirely within the New Forest National Park, so the trees definitely wont be going anywhere. They may not also be able to pave over the overflow either, I am not sure how restrictive being within the national park is for them. The event/stage space near that stretch of grass is probably...

That's the location of the cancelled ride, so the space exists. With the popularity of ministry, it would be a mistake not to leverage that. However, there IS room there to stick another portal and land in, between Wizarding and Stardust. I loved my two visits to the park (even if the second...

I did a rough measurement based on the photo, measuring the angle of the lift hill itself as well as the drop, then the difference and I got approximately 97.0° I disagree on it being ugly, it's not fully themed yet and the foliage isn't in. I do like the new track style, I wonder if it will...