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I've never really liked flat rides, always thought they're boring until I rode Loke 😍

Gravity Group $2million re-track project has just been undertaken last year, so no, RMC is not happening. Good joke though.

Spooky 3D - they posted a video of the ride on their socials in February 2023 showing all theming removed and said "announcement coming soon".... There has been no news since and by the time the park opened last year Spooky 3D had been removed from the park map. People were asking Oakwood on...

Yeah ages ago. I rode it last season several times (Incident happened October 2022)

BBC News - no further action to be taken I wonder what went on if there were no issues found with the ride?

There were about 60 cars in the car park when I arrived at 1pm. Only stayed a couple of hours. It was very quiet, everything was walk on. For a lot of my rides on Megafobia I just stayed on the train and went around again. The longest I queued for a ride was about 5 mins waiting for bounce...

Glad you enjoyed. I pretty much echo what you've said. I was there today and got 9 rides in. I can't believe the contrast compared to last year... it was previously a 1 and done for me. And I definitely wouldn't go near the back before the re-track work. Based on today it's absolutely superb...

It appears Megafobia will finally open for annual passholders tomorrow evening according to their Facebook post:

I visited today, Megafobia is still closed as we're all aware from their socials. I was told it has to complete X amount of cycles (which it probably has done by now?) and it has to be signed off (by ADIPS?). I was told it was imminent. Pirate ship closed and having a new control system...

And watch the video to the very end when it's flying in to the station. You can see the point where the video goes back to normal speed for the last half a second. Anyway, it still looks amazing.

Not much of an update but this is the most recent article I could find: Western Telegraph

A bit of an update this evening. Thankfully the man doesn't appear to have life threatening injuries. Oakwood will re-open as planned from Saturday 29th October "following guidance from HSE". Source: Wales online Source: BBC

My local park, hope the injured person will be OK. Latest BBC article quotes a witness: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-63367245

http://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/manufacturer-says-corrosion-caused-deadly-ride-accident-ohio-fair-n790061

True. Surely long term it would've been cheaper to maintain LSM rather than replacing tyres and their motors over time? Any industry experts can answer this?

Good point... but from another perspective perhaps in the design stage Gerst could have been like this to Alton... "if you want to proceed with this design there is a risk that this area could on occasion cause a stall/valley if certain conditions are met"".... or am I barking up the wrong tree...

The first time I rode the back row was backwards so I'm looking forward to riding back row facing forwards! Wasn't really fussed on the backwards thing

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