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Brad2912

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  1. I’d think that would be taking the GP for mugs tbh, and would undo all the good work DW has done in recent years on building its PR. Lying or “disguising” a rebrand as a new ride just wouldn’t fly imo. It’s not approved yet, and any development will be in conjunction with other development partners and not funded fully by CEH capital
  2. DW is doing something right… I’ve NEVER seen the carpark this full, not a single free park, the bus bay is full of cars, the mid-carpark road that lets you drive between rows is completed blocked by parked cars, and at 2:30pm there is a line up to get in the park.
  3. I’d imagine the annual pass holder to single day/multi day pass holder ratio is probably lower at this time of the year than at any other time, so it’s probably not a great time to run a test of annual pass holder buying tendencies.
  4. Just received an email and VTP has added some "perks" for Premium Annual Passholders. Those being: 20% off dining 20% off merch Priority line entry at front gates Priority line entry to Spy Chase and One Dolphin performances 20% off fast passes for Wet n Wild These are available until the end of January Credit to VTP, they do cop a lot of heat with the way things are being run currently (including from me - don't get me started on them closing 80% of the park at 5pm on their "extended operating times" at WnW), but this is a good addition. I'd like to see some of it retained ongoing - such as priority entry to the park and shows (lets be honest, annual passholders are unlikely to watch the shows on every visit, so they are not big part of your audience) and an ongoing F&B discount like that offered at Dreamworld would be welcomed.
  5. The takeover, which will likely take over 12 months to be completed, is unlikely to make ST any more likely a maze option in the future than it has is the past. WB doesn’t own the park, the park has just licensed some WB properties.
  6. $69 if you want a vip tour where you get to access all areas and sit on the lounge/beds
  7. Can’t speak for the entirety of the parade route, but that is certainly not the case where we were at the roundabout area. Everyone was yelled at constantly to get their feet back from the gutters
  8. Interested see how devalued the parade is shortly given 3 of the main floats are now parked up as photo ops so clearly not in the parade. Less floats = less drivers = less wages. Seems to be what it is all about
  9. Unsurprisingly because village don’t going two shits about the customer experience, superman, scooby and flash closed for white xmas
  10. All nights are now sold out with the exception on Monday 22nd Dec. I'm heading in tonight, interested to see if any of Scooby, Supes or Flash are open, as none are listed as operating on the website
  11. I’ve ridden space mountain many times, though that’s entirely irrelevant I don’t need an eye test, my vision is perfect You’re just talking shit
  12. That’s a complete crock of shit. In the high zone yes you can somewhat see the upcoming turns due to the glow of the emergency exit lights on each turn along the gangways, but once you drop down there is zero visibility to see track drop offs. I’m not saying this will injure people, but it certainly adds significant scare factor for children
  13. I mean I guess it’s possible but I’m genuinely more worried that it will freak kids out as it’s substantial period of time of zero lighting
  14. I rode WWF yesterday. There was zero audio on the lift hill. The smoke was working on the Indian reservation fire so I guess that’s a start…
  15. There was an invite only event for “micro” influencers and people with theme park related social media channels this morning. My guess is they were allowed to film whilst on the ride for hype and positive word of mouth. They got to enjoy the new stars buffet breakfast beforehand too

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