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However it is not the case that this park is
no longer suitable for families. The water rides, and several other
family rides, accompanied by what is a friendly and inviting
atmosphere still make it somewhere a family group can have a day
out. However people looking to cater for a family style group will
probably find they're better catered for and get better value at
family orientated parks such as Chessington or Legoland located
close to this park.
For thrill
seekers not being catered for won't be an issue. It has one of the
best collections of roller coasters in England, in my opinion the
best collection in Southern England. Not only that but it has the
best collection of thrill rides in the country as well. It has thrill rides that
in other parks would be one of the main attractions, but here there
just some of the bigger jewels in an astonishing collection.
This finally
brings me to the issue of what score to give this ride. I'm at a bit
of a dilemma on this one. Part of me says I that with all these
great thrill rides and roller
coasters it should get a 9. Another part says when we go we often
spend parts of the day trying to find things to do, more than we
should do for a park that costs around £30 to get in and an 8 is
more appropriate.
I think the
answer to this comes down to personal preference. The group I tend
to visit this park with isn't completely thrill orientated, and
don't want to spend all day on extreme thrill rides. The park could do with one or two family coasters
or a good family dark ride to help cater for groups that aren't
completely thrill orientated better, and perhaps to offer some
respite from all the gut wrenching thrill rides. My feeling is the
park should get an 8, but I'm sure that groups of thrill seekers,
where the whole group wants to try all the thrill rides would
disagree with me and say the park should get a
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