owentaylor121
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But Mouse all you've stated is your opinion? Even if you absolutely hate The Smiler it's far from bland?
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OK, so for the sake of argument, let's take the Smiler out of consideration. Not everything is going to appeal to everyone, and I expect any successful park or chain to have a mixture of a couple of top tier rides and a bunch of supporting filler.owentaylor121 said:But Mouse all you've stated is your opinion? Even if you absolutely hate The Smiler it's far from bland?
Dar said:Someone on TowersStreet worked some magic on the PDFs and found hidden layers, which showed traditional wooden coaster style supports in the key.
Possibly, although I'm talking about the space where a ride currently is - which they're intending to replace with new trees. The protected wood is presumably a separate area.Dar said:I think it's because all the woods are protected and getting permission to put anything there would be too difficult.
Very strange, is the flume still standing on site? Also off topic but how were the crowds today?zazobo said:I've just come back from Alton and they seemed to have done LOADS of tree/shrub clearance in the area where the flume currently sits. Seems weird that they'd then want to re plant.
It may be that's where the building site base will be (including materials storage). The above explanation about muffling sound might be a good one but it does seem a shame AT aren't taking advantage of all available space.zazobo said:I've just come back from Alton and they seemed to have done LOADS of tree/shrub clearance in the area where the flume currently sits. Seems weird that they'd then want to re plant.