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  1. @Smol bean Even if a ride is never running again, engineers still have to, isolate hydraulic / pneumatic systems, remove stored pressure, drain fluids & eliminate any chance of accidental movement. My guess is they’re de-energising the system and bringing it into a safe state. Why they’re doing it at this exact time, I’m not sure.
  2. Well, they're not waiting until school holidays have finished, that's for sure. None of the prep-work here so far points to removal or demolition. this could just as easily point to preparation for painting \ new trains. All still speculative at this stage.
  3. Work has begun to pick up on the site. Clips that kept the cables under the launch track in place have begun to be removed leaving the cables to hang down as if ready to be discarded. The other train that’s been in the maintenance bay since closing has been removed from the site. Work is concurrently taking place on the water tanks by the ride but it’s currently unknown if it’s for draining of them or perhaps general upkeep. (Photos from Adventures of Theme Park Girl)
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