Gulliver's World Disco ROCKS!
This news pretty much appeared from nowhere, but Gulliver's World in Warrington are planning on having the second new Disco in the North West this year. These spinning disc rides are pretty much everywhere now, so why not here? It's a good addition in the "mild thrill" area that Gulliver's Warrington excel at. In the Pirate Cove area and with unique rock and pallet theming, the ride looks ready to open pretty soon.
While a Disco may not be the most exciting ride in the world, it fits perfectly into the Gulliver's line up. It looks like the theme will be created by the in house team of DIY nutters who create most of the Gulliver's theming. While it's not up to the professional standards you see from large name parks, it's still excellent for what it is, though how the pallets will work out is beyond me:
All in all, an excellent addition to this particular park, and welook forward to riding it later in the year.
It's been a while since CoasterForce last visited Gulliver's World, so I think an off-season update for 2011 is needed.
Gulliver's opens through most of the year off and on, particularly during school holidays. It was open for February half-term which is when CF visited. Around half the park is operational, with the Dino Land and Adventure Land both closed off for closed season work. Despite overcast and slightly chilly weather, the park looks clean for the most part. It's very tidy with regular litter pickers present and it looks like they'll have a good start to the year.
Also on form are the staff, friendly and polite and the food. Excellent pies and pastries from the Wild West area and decent enough coffee. For a young family, Gulliver's really does represent an excellent full day out. Clean, tidy, friendly, excellent range of rides, some great theming, lots and lots of play area, decent food, rides that will make you smile with how dreadful they are (but the kids will adore) and a decent entry cost.
Well worth heading off the M6/M62 for.
This news pretty much appeared from nowhere, but Gulliver's World in Warrington are planning on having the second new Disco in the North West this year. These spinning disc rides are pretty much everywhere now, so why not here? It's a good addition in the "mild thrill" area that Gulliver's Warrington excel at. In the Pirate Cove area and with unique rock and pallet theming, the ride looks ready to open pretty soon.
While a Disco may not be the most exciting ride in the world, it fits perfectly into the Gulliver's line up. It looks like the theme will be created by the in house team of DIY nutters who create most of the Gulliver's theming. While it's not up to the professional standards you see from large name parks, it's still excellent for what it is, though how the pallets will work out is beyond me:
All in all, an excellent addition to this particular park, and welook forward to riding it later in the year.
It's been a while since CoasterForce last visited Gulliver's World, so I think an off-season update for 2011 is needed.
Gulliver's opens through most of the year off and on, particularly during school holidays. It was open for February half-term which is when CF visited. Around half the park is operational, with the Dino Land and Adventure Land both closed off for closed season work. Despite overcast and slightly chilly weather, the park looks clean for the most part. It's very tidy with regular litter pickers present and it looks like they'll have a good start to the year.
Also on form are the staff, friendly and polite and the food. Excellent pies and pastries from the Wild West area and decent enough coffee. For a young family, Gulliver's really does represent an excellent full day out. Clean, tidy, friendly, excellent range of rides, some great theming, lots and lots of play area, decent food, rides that will make you smile with how dreadful they are (but the kids will adore) and a decent entry cost.
Well worth heading off the M6/M62 for.
