JoshC.
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I think it opens a wider conversation on waste in parks in general. I love parks, I wouldn't be on this forum if I didn't, but they're probably one of the most wasteful things we do at the moment. By this, I mean bins full of plastic cups, single use cutlery and other plastic crap that belongs back in the 90s. I'd love to see more parks invest in an on-site bioreactor facilitating the proper rollout and disposal of veg-ware in place of single use plastic in place today.
I seem to remember Merlin in 2019 (maybe even early 2020) committing to removing single use plastic within a couple of years. But, like with many places, seem to have taken a step backwards because of challenges from Covid, and finding it much more convenient to use single use products. Hopefully it is something that they can refocus on, and refocus on quickly, in the coming months.
Here's a photo, from Theme Park Guide:What's the quality of the map like? I wouldn't mind paying £3 for a souvenir map if it was a reasonable size on decent paper/card stock, but I'd be pretty miffed if I got a regular old map for the price!
So looks to be the same sort of standard as any other year.