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Anyone know if it’s just the rocking tug what’s new for this season?
For the last few seasons, it tends to be a few different things but not always rides.Anyone know if it’s just the rocking tug what’s new for this season?
Opens first weekend in April so a few weeks. Website has usually updated by nowFor the last few seasons, it tends to be a few different things but not always rides.
I think they should update their website soon so we'll know more. They're opening soon?
Thanks for the update , looks a mess to be fair going to be a tough year for theme parksLightwater Valley 2025 season map. The rocking tug replacing Eagles Claw is named Spin Bug. Nothing replaces the rocket rollercoaster. Alice’s Car Ride rethemed back to Vintage Cars. New mascot merry go round in the undercover fairground area. New pop up food village next to the bigger Carousel
Hall of Mirrors was added for the 2022 season. Skate karts returned for 2023 after being closed since 2019I see the Ultimate has been replaced by a Hall of Mirrors. Ah well, at least the skate karts are still going, they were always a hi
I wonder what the impact of Eagle's Claw leaving the park will have.Lightwater Valley 2025 season map. The rocking tug replacing Eagles Claw is named Spin Bug. Nothing replaces the rocket rollercoaster. Alice’s Car Ride rethemed back to Vintage Cars. New mascot merry go round in the undercover fairground area. New pop up food village next to the bigger Carousel
Tbh eagles claw always had a queue when I went back in 2022 & 23 it was the most popular ride on park after Splash Falls. Bizarre decision removing it imo even know they used to advertise it a lot. I noticed from comments on the page people aren’t happyI wonder what the impact of Eagle's Claw leaving the park will have.
The pessimist in me is thinking they're in danger and could be the next park to close in the UK.
I'd certainly imagine rides like Powder Kegs and Flying Cutlass will end up going elsewhere in the coming seasons with less thrilling rides coming in to replace them.
I think what will end up affecting them the most is their decisions. They're not really smart decisions going forward either for the family or thrill markets.Tbh eagles claw always had a queue when I went back in 2022 & 23 it was the most popular ride on park after Splash Falls. Bizarre decision removing it imo even know they used to advertise it a lot. I noticed from comments on the page people aren’t happy
I was honestly up for the Brighton Pier Group to somewhat save the park but they keep doing what Livingstone did remove rides and replace them with something poor and cheap. They’ll never learnI think what will end up affecting them the most is their decisions. They're not really smart decisions going forward either for the family or thrill markets.
Whilst a Zyklon would've been a smart move, it likely wasn't the smart move picking up one that was rumoured to be condemned at their previous park. It would've been smarter to go with SBF brand new. The other thing would've been looking at something else that fits that gap such as a Wild Mouse or Spinning Coaster although those are tricky with their history of Reverchon Spinning Wild Mouse coasters.
A log flume would've been a great addition to the park and I'm surprised one hasn't been added as of yet.
Getting rid of one of the park's most popular rides isn't sensible and it's going to bite them in the long run in my opinion. I think Lightwater Valley is in it's last season or two either operating as a theme park as a whole or with it's remaining bigger rides in the park where only children's rides will be available from then onwards i.e. Sundown Adventureland
I'm genuinely curious if Livingston Leisure is still running the place to be honest.![]()