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#http://www.thorpepark.com/opening-times.php

Well, Alton Is better for theming and adventure, and the range of rides arent as intense as Thorpe Park. Thorpe Is better for thrill seekers 10+ as Very Intense Rides are dotted all over the park.

So really, If theme parks are for Adventure and THRILL, My Opinion is Thorpe Park.

expensive

expensive

Yes but if you hav an annual pass you get 20% of food and items like pens and sweets

i have no idea sorry but when i went there about couple of weeks ago there i couldn't find halal food so i only had chips

Stealth at Thorpe Park is 80mph fast, it launches from 0-80mph in 2.3 seconds and you go 205ft in the sky.

it think its 200 ft high and goes from 0-80 mph our in under 2 seconds. its not a very long ride, it lasts like under a minute

It is 205ft high, goes from 0 - 80 mph in 1.8 seconds and lasts about 15 seconds. As the ride is only launched and not pulled up the hill, there are sometimes "rollbacks" but these are very rare, this is where the train does not reach the required speed, reaches the top, then goes backwards the way it came. If it was even just 1 mph off the required speed, it would "rollback" but the controllers just relaunch the train once it reaches the station.

Hope this helps.

there are many rides at thorpe park for differiant types of people, thrill seekers have SAW the ride, Stealth etc and the family people have rides like storm surge tirdal way etc but the best way to find out is to go on the full listing on there website

No you just pay around £30 to get in.

Or you can get an annual pass or Merlin Pass and get in for free.

so go have so fun

Thorpe Park is a theme park located in Chertsey, Surrey, England, UK. It was built in 1979 on the site of a gravel pit which was partially flooded with the intention of creating a water based theme for the park. The park's first large roller coaster, Colossus, was added in 2002. In 2007, Tussauds was bought out by Merlin Entertainments, who now operate the park on a lease from Nick Leslau

It is around 1.5 hours away. See the link for directions.

Thorpe Park is a theme park located in Chertsey, Surrey, England, UK. It was built in 1979 on the site of a gravel pit which was partially flooded with the intention of creating a water based theme for the park. The park's first large roller coaster, Colossus, was added in 2002. In 2007, Tussauds was bought out by Merlin Entertainments, who now operate the park on a lease from Nick Leslau

Thorpe Park located in Chertsey, Surrey, United Kingdom. On May 24, 1979, Thorpe Park was officially opened by Louis Mountbatten who lent his name to the Mountbatten Pavilion, a large domed structure located at the entrance to the park. Pre-1987

The main attractions were the Cinema, Magic Mill, Waterbus services, Model World, Railway, Teacups, Nature Trails, Phantom Phantasia, Thorpe Farm and Sunken Gardens

Well my old Gran-pa said to me they were $100. So i don't think you should buy them. As i know i wouldn't. Sounds a bit of a rip offto me i would buy a big fat burger instead.

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Opening times at Thorpe Park: For Opening Times and More Information go to: http://www.thorpepark.com/plan-your-visit/opening-times.aspx

The Thorpe Park website states that children must be a minimum of 12 years old to enter the park without an adult.

The site also states that this age may be increased for any individual at any time if any member of staff deems it necessary for safety or security purposes.

Bristol to Thorpe Park, Surrey is 108.9 miles.

Depends what rides here is a list of the rides and how tall you have to be for each one

These are what you could call the "main rides"

Stealth - 1.4m

nemesis inferno - 1.4m

colossus - 1.4m

saw-the ride - 1.4m

rush - 1.4m

samurai - 1.4m

vortex - 1.4m

slammer - 1.4m

X:/no way out - 1.4m

detonator - 1.3m

tidal wave - 1.2m

these are what you could call the "semi main rides"

time voyagers - no limit (mainly because its a 4d cinema)

Quantum - 1.2m

zodiac - 1.1m

flying fish - 1.1m (unless with adult)

death charge - 1.2m (unless with adult)

loggers leap - 1.1m (unless with adult)

Mr monkeys banana ride - 0.9m (unless with adult)

rumba rapids - 1.1m (unless with adult)

rocky express - 0.9m (unless with adult)

storm in teacup - 1.1m (unless with adult)

and finally the "junior rides" (anyone between 0.9m and 1.1m MUST be accompanied by and adult 18 + )

Canada creek railway - 0.9m no one over 1.4m

chief rangers carousel - 0.9m no one over 1.3m

fantasy fish - 0.9m no one over 1.3m

gallon race - 0.9m no one over 1.3m

happy halibuts - 0.9m no one over 1.3m

Neptune's beach - exclusively for families

Ollie's the octopus - 1.3m max

the showcase - no limit

sea snakes and ladders - 1.2 max

slippery serpent - 0.9 on one over 1.3m

swinging seashells - 0.9m no one over 1.3m

up periscope - 0.9m no one over 1.3m

wet wet wet - 0.9m no one over 1.3m

p.s i have been to Thorpe park loads of times and a couple years back when i was only about 1.38m they still let me on all the major rides so don't worry if your a little under the height limit.

It used to go backwards since 1996, but from 2013, it will goforwardsthis time.

People visit Thorpe Park for a thrilling day out. It's perfect for adrenaline junkies :)

it depends on age

if the children are younger than 11 i would say chessington because the rides there are more appropriate for them and they will be able to ride on all of them

but thorpe park is better for older children as the rides are bigger and bertter but they have height restrictions

overall, thorpe park is better :)

According to The Global Attractions Attendance Report available at http://www.teaconnect.org/pdf/2011Report.pdf Thorpe Park had 1.9million guests in 2011.

This is up 2.7% on the previous year and positions the park as the 11th most popular park in Europe based on attendance figures.