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Is that not a double up? The sign on the left is facing towards the camera...

Most of the creditors are investors, in which they've had a load. If you look at Companies House, the entire list of shareholders is listed, and it goes to prove the post above, sadly.

The ad is brilliant. Really captures that haunting feeling, and does not feel like a 'boo' ghost train. Really excited to see the final product soon. It's had some amazing people working on it, so hopefully it's great.

Excited to hear it. He's a brilliant composer and musician and his work on Icon was great. I think judging an entire soundtrack (some of the icon ones were nearly an hour) on a 90 second clip might be jumping the gun a little. I'm sure there's still a lot of the original melodies or influences...

Quite a lot of people (some of whom I know) had been working on this, fully knowing it was not going to get anywhere but were reaping the rewards financially, and good on them. Whilst it still had investment flooding in, why not. Interestingly, there has been some investors in this that have...

LOVE those trains. Can't wait to see them with the lighting.

Really loving this new move into inclusivity that parks are aiming for. Efteling really have been at the forefront of that since the conceptual designing of Symbolica!

As much as we inevitably knew the comment was coming... on this occasion it actually doesn't look slow. I'm quite impressed.

The concept art is so rich, I just love it.

HHN is not comparable to Dungeons - it could easily coincide with it and offer something different. Also, London wouldn't necessarily be the best place for it in the UK. Studies have shown that both Bristol and Manchester are more intrigued by the proposition of immersive theatre style...

It's just... yeah. The logo also feels like it's from 1999. Sure I've seen that design being used as a tramp stamp somewhere.

F For brand consistency, they're definitely better. They're much more flexible for roundels, print, and much more. You may not like them as much, but they're fundamentally much more flexible than their predecessors. Give me a design like this any day to add to a poster design etc. rather than...

They're creating more immersive experiences that do not rely on their parks as a hosting venue. The Halloween Horror Nights experience in Las Vegas is a prime example - a complete separate entity that can operate in locations where there is no park. Arguably this is a very different market from...

Never change, Amanda. Never change.

Big fan of the new look - it's cohesive and clean! Great move. It is also worth noting that Universal Parks and Resorts arm has been rebranded to 'Universal Destination & Experiences' and has been placed within the same branding family. This is supposedly so the new immersive experiences that...

Love the new rebranding of the Universal Parks - it's just so cohesive now, and works together really well.

Does it tho 👀

Why would they bother when they already have the mythical Wuzeball 👀 🤣

Ok, I love that train. It just feels much more realistic than I'd have expected it to be.

In that case I'd say trains/cars, potentially new test dummies, additional materials needed for the final build etc!