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Was going to just post a link to FIRESTARTER but actually thinking about it, I quite like the Streak and think Big Dipper is unique enough to warrant keeping (even though it needs an awful lot of work).
Streak and the kiddy one - keep as they are.
Big Dipper - Retrack, sort out some of the...
Somewhat agree with what you've already said - the three absolute must-dos are Alton, Thorpe and Blackpool, and in reality you'd probably want a full day at each.
I absolutely would not go out of your way to Oakwood, it's a ballache to get to. You could probably tick off Legoland and...
Matt in all seriousness you want to drop a link to this thread to the guys pushing this park because there's obviously a pretty mint to be made from hyping it up and I don't think I've seen anyone in the media market it nearly as often as you have done.
Bit mad that one - the Balearics and Canaries are doing fine, it's just the big spike in Catalonia that's caused it. And if we're being pedantic, the rate in Spain is still less than in the UK so you're still more likely to catch it here.
But yeah, bit of a kick in the teeth that.
Go for it - I'd be surprised if the majority aren't pre-vetted questions and self-submissions to allow them to create the illusion of wide interest - but you may get through.
I think it's too soon to say hold off just yet - although the cases are climbing they're all in little clusters that can be contained and likely will reflect what happens in the UK in the coming weeks.
Easily The Ultimate for me - whilst the National is rough, it's re-rideable at least. I can give it a few spins on a visit and from my visit last year, Big Dipper was actually rougher and more painful.
The Ultimate was just painful and I wouldn't ride it more than once in a visit, nor do I...
Agree with that entirely - it's a situation most involved will likely never have had to deal with or respond to and by early accounts they've handled it well.
For me, the wider issue has to be not around how he got a knife inside, but actually why he did so. That's a societal question not...
I've been following the situation in Spain quite closely and by all accounts they seem to have really knuckled down and dealt well with it. That's not to say it was perfect because it wasn't, but by and large they locked down quite quickly, and extremely strictly, and yet it was adhered to...
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