Thorpe Park

The cost of admission to Thorpe Park varies depending on the time of year and whether you purchase tickets in advance. As of 2023, standard tickets typically range from £30 to £50 per person. For six people, you can expect to pay between £180 and £300, not including additional expenses like parking, food, or souvenirs. It's always best to check the official Thorpe Park website for the most current pricing and any available discounts.

Yes, you do pay VAT at the gates when purchasing tickets for Thorpe Park on the day of your visit. The ticket prices include VAT, which is standard for most attractions and services in the UK. If you buy tickets online in advance, VAT is also included in the price. However, it's always a good idea to check the latest pricing details on their official website before your visit.

Thorpe Park has implemented several environmentally friendly initiatives, such as using renewable energy sources to power its facilities and investing in energy-efficient technologies. The park actively promotes recycling and waste reduction by providing accessible recycling bins throughout the premises. Additionally, it engages in conservation efforts, including habitat restoration and supporting local wildlife. These measures demonstrate Thorpe Park's commitment to sustainability and reducing its overall environmental impact.

Thorpe Park is located approximately 200 miles (about 322 kilometers) from Manchester. The journey typically takes around 4 to 5 hours by car, depending on traffic conditions. Alternatively, traveling by train may take a similar amount of time, factoring in transfers and waiting times.

Thorpe Park has experienced various incidents over the years, leading to injuries among visitors. While specific statistics on the total number of injuries are not publicly available, reports indicate that there have been both minor and serious incidents. The park has safety protocols in place and conducts regular maintenance to ensure visitor safety. For the most accurate and current information, it's best to consult official sources or safety reports from the park.

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1. Take M42(S), from Birmingham, to M40 LONDON.
2. Take M40 to M25(S) HEATHROW at J1A.
3. Take M25 to the exit for STAINES at J13 (to THORPE PARK).
4. From there, follow signs to THORPE PARK.

the maximum speed of colossus is 45 mph. i know this doesn't sound very fast bur it is quite fast, and bear in mind it is quite old as well. if you want to ride something with speed, try out stealth or saw. hope this helped :D

Between 2 and 3 hours by road.

Thorpe Park is indescribable. Though really expensive.

1.7 Million Guests in 2008 as per The Attraction Attendance Report 2008 (c) 2009 - TEA/ERA

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It's pretty big but with new plans coming on the way it will be even bigger

See the related link to see how big it will get.

Thorpe Park is described as 'The Nation's Thrill Capital' and isn't for wimps! Their rides are large, fast and intense and not appropriate for under 12s.

They is also kiddy rides but if you are like 12 im not sure if your allowed to go on all of them

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Thorpe park is in Chertsey, Surrey (not london) UK

i am going in july with school and i have never been before but i am guessing you do:')

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Yes, they are safe. Before Thorpe Park opens any of it's rides, they safety check to make sure it's secure. Also, when you are on the ride, they will make sure that your shoulder restraints and/or 'lap straps' are locked and/or tight enough.

The maximum deaths that I've heard of at Thorpe Park is 38906, and they've been open for YEARS!

worry! :)

Nobody has died at thorpe park before. It is a very safe theme park. Hope this helps.