It is now just over 6 months since the first planning consultation since Project Exodus, and about 3 months since plans were officially submitted to Runnymede Borough Council. Project Exodus still has not been formally approved yet, although this is not a surprise: it was expected to take a long time to be given the green light. Unfortunately, the planning process has not been the smoothest, and there are still some problems that the application is facing. These problems and concerns have been raised by the Enviro...
Today marked the start of one of Thorpe Park's new events for 2022 - Mardi Gras! Promising Louisiana vibes through a variety of on-park entertainment and authentic street food, this promised...
It's been just over 6 weeks since the full planning application for Project Exodus was submitted to Runnymede Borough Council. But what's been happening since then, and how has the application process...
After news of Project Exodus broke, a question on many enthusiasts' minds was about Creek Freak Massacre. The Old Town area has been closed off for the 2022 season, and if all goes to plan, constructi...
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10 years ago, Thorpe Park opened their - as of writing - most recent roller coaster, The Swarm. To celebrate, we take a look back at the history before the ride opened, its construction and what's happened since the ride opened! THE HISTORY Back in the 00s, Thorpe Park was going through a period of accelerated development. The level of development was unlike pretty much any theme park across the continent, and it made Thorpe Park one of the most exciting parks to follow. The owners at the time, The Tussauds Group, wa...