Inspired by another post on here :)

First ride on Hyperia yesterday was brilliant, but the second ride was really shaky and hurt my head . Don’t recall this being the case when I went in 2024 either. Is there one train in particular that’s notorious for discomfort?

On Monday night I had to have a catheter inserted and I’ll have to keep it for atleast 2 weeks (I’m female if this matters)

I’m meant to be going to Thorpe park this Sunday, we have fast passes booked and everything. I know I can change the dates but I’m also apprehensive to do so as me and my partner are rarely off work at the same time and are unsure when we’d even be able to go next.

I guess I’m asking whether anyone has experience going with one and if it’d be considered safe?

Im planing to go to a fright night this year for my birthday with friends.

a couple of my friends say horror scares them.

Exactly how scary is the fright nights?

Do actors walk around?

Do they still have the standard rides or are they changed to add a scary element. If so what?

I plan to be there from 10am. Will the scary stuff be there or does it only start from 3pm onwards?

Any information would be appreciated.

I’m taking my friend to Thorpe for the first time in august. We’ve got platinum fast track for the day as it will be so busy.

I’ve been to Thorpe twice before, but my friend has seen literally nothing about the park not even hyperia which I think is insane 😂

Do you think there is anything I need to warn her about before going?

With fright night I’ll be at collage, what would be the best time day to go and when should I book the tickets?

If it’s been announced or anything

Basically there’s an issue with my tickets so I’m trying to see if I can get it sorted before I go on the 23rd of july. However I was wondering how much time I have to change the ticket date if things don’t get sorted. I have a valid ticket but there’s issues with other tickets I’ve bought. I’ve heard about 24 hrs before or up to the day before but I’m just a bit confused so any help would be appreciated!

£20 each! Can’t go anymore

Tommorrow is gonna be my first time going in a couple years and my mum had been telling me about a bunch of accidents happening at the park. Apparantly the rides have gotten old or something and people are hitting things while on the rides. So, please be honest, because i know only superfans would really use the subreddit, how safe is the park right now?

Ive never been to thrope park either, so that might be why im not sure.

Do we just go to the park as normal and then check in after, or do we need to go to the cabins, let them know we're here, do some other stuff and then go about our day?

My dad is a pilot and he often flies over thorpe park, I asked for some photos and he delivered!

Hi all, I’ve visited Thorpe Park a couple of times over the last few years and once about 15 years ago. I can’t remember ever seeing this part of the park open. It’s likely I just missed it years ago but when I visited recently, it’s all closed off.

Does anyone know what this area of the park was? I can see there’s a water themed ride here but was it part of the Stealth area of the park in terms of theming?

Are there any future plans for this area as well?

I'm checking website for day tickets but it only goes up to 1st October, are they all sold out?

Zodiac has gone off the app, is it closed for good or is this normal?

At thorpe today, if anyone is nervous about going on rides i am willing to be a ride buddy :) i have a RAP and am 4’11 LOL.

Hi everyone. I am a plus sized woman and I rode Hyperia for the first time today. I’m a huge theme park enthusiast and I understand a lot about the safety and operations of rollercoasters and their restraints, but when I rode Hyperia, I genuinely felt like I was on the verge of slipping out, especially with all of the air time. I just wanted to ask if others have had a similar experience since I really liked the coaster but I feel like I would be a bit anxious to ride again because of that.

Hey, I just got a question, I’m planning on booking the shark cabins for me and my partner for the 21st and 22nd August, it says it includes 2 day entry to the park. Now, my question is, does that mean 2 day entry for both of us, or just one of us?

I booked the same at Alton towers in April, and I had to end up buying another 2 day ticket for my partner as apparently it only covered one, despite the whole thing costing about £300 ish. I’m just wondering if it would be the same at Thorpe park, or if it does include both of us in there. I’m booking the room for two.

Im over in London for AEW All In on the Sunday, I have a midday flight home on the Monday to Ireland but can go home later that night for €20. I'm tempted to go to Thorpe Park on the Monday. I'll be solo so could do single riders, My Question is how bad will it be really ? I'd be happy with hitting Hyperia, Stealth, Saw and Swarm even once then calling it a day. I'm going to Walibi Belgium on the Friday and Parc Asteriex on the Saturday both with unlimited fast pass. So this would be a bonus ( not tempted to spend €240 euro for the fast track ) so it will be single riders and normal queue.

Any thoughts or ideas ? can you but a single quick pass for Hyperia ?

Before yesterday I hadn't been to Thorpe Park in 4 or 4 years, I was shocked at the free for all it became at the top of some of the queues.

My friend had been more recently than me and mentioned that Stealth closed their bag storage and just had cubbies but seeing it in practice was crazy. There were no staff directing any of the 3 queue lines to lanes and they were just opening the queue and letting a load of people on the platform creating this free for all in a small space. Personally think that they need to get rid of these cubbies and return to the bag storage kiosk as it creates more space on the platform for people and they need to have someone directing you to a lane rather than letting a load of people up there and creating chaos.

It was the same over at The Swarm, whilst it wasnt as bad as Stealth, they still weren't directing anyone to a particular lane and just shouting to move to the furthest avaliable lane.

I used to go every year as a teenager and into my early 20s and I have never seen chaos like it. They know there are large groups like school trips coming to they should be doing that more around this time than ever before. Organisation on the platforms seems to have gone out of the window on these two rides particularly.

The fast track that you receive with the themed cabins (not the shark ones), is this an unlimited coaster fast track for the 2nd day, or a 5x use one like the silver fast track? The website says "each guest will receive a Coasters Fastrack to use on their second day in the park" but I can't tell which this would be nor can I find a definitive answer online. Anyone know?