hey all hope everyone is well, i have 4 tickets up for the taking for fright night tomorrow so if you want to go please get in touch as soon as.... first come first serve
Hi, I'm making a lego model of the train of Hyperia (witch is a roller coaster in the UK) and i'm lokking for advise because i'm not very confident this is a good recreation.
If anyone can share his throught, I'll be glad, thanks !
Hello people, I’m meant to be going to fright nights (for the first time) on Friday but it looks like it’s going to bloody rain all day…
Has anyone got any experience with fright nights or just Thorpe in general in the rain and can let me know what may be affected, such as bits like are the scare zones still filled with actors and do the night rides still run?
Is fright nights just utterly miserable in the rain and should I give it a miss? I have an annual pass so will only be paying for maze tickets which I haven’t purchased yet.
Thanks for any help 🎃
Anyone know why Hyperias shut for most of the day? Its 5 to 6 and its been shut all day except for one hour. Staff said they don't know when its going to. They don't know if its going to open.
Anyone got ideas? I don't know anytime when something like this has happened except the second day of its opening.
Update: Went on Colossus to try get a better view of what they're working on, theres 2 engineers or whatever down at the bottom of the drop on the track. Idk why though
I’m visiting in a couple of weeks w/c 19th October which is our half term. I have some
Discounted tickets due to an issue we had at Alton towers but I can only get them on the day at the ticket office. I prefer to pre buy usually and not sure if it will be worth it if there’s a massive queue. I realise nobody can know what the queue times will be like on the day but has anyone got experience of queuing to buy tickets? In my mind it’ll be a massive queue but then again most people probably pre buy ?
Looking at going on 19th october, looked at previous crowd levels for previous years and seemed 34-50%... any idea will be like this year? Tried to get a RAP but unable to get one, so worried about the queuing side of things
Thanks
Noticed at Thorpe Park on Sunday that the Aramark operated outlets appear to have reduced their soft drink prices - Boulevard Bites had stickers over the prices, now £2.95 for a regular and £3something for a large. At the start of the season these were £4.25 and £4.50 respectively - seems the outrageous prices were harming sales!
Also draught beer on park now includes Hyperia Lager (suspect this is Spitfire Lager rebranded) for £7 a pint - a reasonable £5.60 after annual pass discount.
Hi I made a post before asking how the rain may affect fright nights and if anyone had any experience at Thorpe in bad weather as I’m hoping to go this Friday the 9th, I’ve now realised I could actually go Sunday the 11th if I wanted to….
I’m just curious what people think is it a better option to go on Friday 9th with potentially smaller crowds especially earlier on and and maybe even smaller due to the rain that day, or is it better to go on Sunday 11th with no rain at all but maybe bigger crowds?
To add info I’ve done Thorpe 4 times this year and my main focus is experiencing the mazes and the vibes and areas of fright nights as this would be my first time going, I’d also maybe like to do some night rides if time permits. I also don’t have waterproof shoes, I have a rubbish rain mac and some leather and suede Nike air force (best I have all my shoes are mesh!)
Please let me know your insight🙏🎃👻
Since I saw someone mention swarm in the fog, here’s a picture from this morning.