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This. Removing a ride in the 70th season would be a low move to take, Drayton Manor has forever been known for its unique, risk taking rides - and the park was always packed full of rides, old and new. To define 70 years of Drayton Manor by removing a ride would be a bad move.I really do hope that nothing else is removed from the park and hope this is the beginning of an exciting decade for Drayton.
Drayton need to go back to there roots and offer world 1st rides or rides not available at other UK parks. I wonder if they could rent some flat rides then if there popular buy new/used rides and theme them well. Like if the rapids do not make a return then how about a traveling version like at West Midlands Safari Park
I agree, I think they're playing it safe. Like you say, even though the court case is over, they are still expecting a charge from H&S, I think they are saving so that they can cover that, anything left they can invest on existing infrastructure, with a new attraction or something coming next year. Hopefully something really good to kickstart after the 70th anniversary celebrations.I think Drayton are just waiting to this court case is over to they know the fine costs and the costs to get Splash Canyon back up and running as it’s still listed as a attraction.
I wonder if the African bird Aviary will be the only new attraction this year? I think the tea rooms at the farm is maybe getting a refit if the seats have been moved to Thomas land.
They also agreed a 'repayment holiday' with one of the banks so some of the 'lesser loss' is because they didnt have to repay. This will need to be paid soon.