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Would that really work with London being so close?.. At least in American parks, New York might be a 15 hour drive away or something.

Oh wow. I rode it one time a couple of years ago but the line took forever and they were either running one train only or maybe two but clearing the blocks and jogging the train up the lift to do so, and it went down pretty soon after I got on it. Going again this year but had already assumed...

Just booked the Monday May Bank holiday. It'll likely be an absolute mess, but super keen to get on Hyperia as soon as I can.

I believe the transfer track and storage shed is off the turntable too, perpendicular to the two main tracks, so it makes sense from a logistical point of view. Also, to state the obvious, it turns the trains in the direction they want them to face for the second part of the layout, whereas a...

Very pleased the opening has finally been confirmed and that it'll be open in plenty of time for my early June trip - they were starting to worry me!

As lot of people said, most overhyped rides kind of fall into this coaster. Maybe slightly controversial, but Nemesis for me is firmly in this category. Having been more familiar with bigger, American inverts, I was always a bit underwhelmed by the relatively short UK counterpart - and I do...

I was really excited for Skyrush before I went to Hersheypark last year, but I found the restraints really painful and couldn't really enjoy it for the most part. I tried a couple of re-rides, but my thighs hurt like mad and I just couldn't do it. The new Intamin restraints are pretty...

It looks fantastic. I'm heading to Europa in early June and desperately hope it's open by then!

In general, a couple of the ride tracks we've seen look quite short, with this and the water shooting ride. I guess the really exciting stuff will be in the dark rides, which we won't see for some time. I do wish this coaster were a bit longer and more exciting looking though.

Steel Vengeance has more airtime and is easier to ride than Eejanaika.

Planning to visit Madrid a little later in the year and thinking I need to check this out. Has anyone got any experience with taking public transport to the city? Seems like it might be a bit of a pain...

Agreed. FLY is definitely the front runner here.

That seems an extreme reaction, and I don't really understand why you feel you need unlimited Fastpasses in the first place. Why not just visit for the day without Fastpass for £30-40pp and see how it goes, if you're already visiting London for other things and this is just an add-on? It's...

I'm disappointed I missed it on my last visit - it re-opened the week after I left after that long refurbishment, which now seems quite an unusual decision. I'm on board for a Zelda attraction as I enjoy the games, but it strikes me as not a particularly popular IP at all, and I really can't...

I've also never been a fan, and I'm quite surprised it has any fans at all if I'm honest. I've been on it probably a dozen times over a number of years and have never seen a bunch of the effects, including the electricity stuff. Some rides are better than others, but many of them end up feeling...

I feel like it'll just be known as The Curse. The initially odd phrasing of the name actually makes sense to me - the Manor itself isn't cursed, but the curse resides at/in the Manor. Kind of like how Hex is at/in the Towers, although it's not in the name. I think they're just trying to make the...

I dislike almost everything about Christmas and try to spend it on vacation if I can, so I don't have a shortage of unpopular Christmas-related views. Having said that, my most unpopular opinion, judging by the reactions I get to it, is probably that Christmas dinner is the single worst meal of...

The project was never going to be viable in the first place, so does it really matter in this case? Bills weren't being paid to consultants working on the very small bits of work they were being asked to do years ago, and as far as I'm concerned the whole thing has always been a farce (I work...

Or Studio Tour at Movie Park Germany?

I'm not sure that this is as misjudged as a lot of people seem to. I think the relatively low height and speed will make it quite appealing to slightly older children and their families. Yes, it inverts - but it'll look graceful going through them and nobody's going to be thinking of hang time...