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    ok going 2 thorpe park 2moz wiv mi school but its jus gna be me and my m8s hanging round,ne good rides?also is ther lots of water rides?love em ty

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    i went there bout a month ago wid mi skool great place, get soaked on tidal wave :p

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    take it thats a water ride?could u describe pls ??lol

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    IT Rawks

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    goodgood im a bit nervous with the bus journey tho wiv all thats happened today

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    Yeah So Was I, Ill Post Some Thorpe Info, Post Back So I Dont Double x]

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    http://www.thorpepark.co.uk/

    pictures and lots more there!

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    Haul 4 tonnes of reinforced GRP hull up 85 feet of steep, slippery incline. Heave it over a near vertical drop pointed at a 3 million gallon lagoon. The impact is 1.5 G's. 3 tonnes of water turns to stinging vapour. And this is FUN?

    A lot of people's favourite ride is always the newest addition, or the coasters. Not mine. Back in 2000 when Thorpe was still a Baby, a monster was born in the shape of Tidal Wave, an 85 ft giant immediately showing off its 40 foot wave when you enter the park. See Tidal Wave isn't just about the ride, its Total devestation. The site of Amity Cove perfectly sets the scene for H2Overload, a red and yellow boat hitting the splash zone sending a wave careering towards Pier 13, and the small harbour town. This isn't just a ride, its an experience and one of Thorpes very best.

    Mark Gilbert

    http://www.thorpepark.co.uk/images/e...s_leap_sig.jpg

    Relax on the lazy river where all is not what it seems.

    Enjoy being gently carried upstream before being submerged into darkness and plummeting 20ft into the unknown. Riders are given just enough time to convince themselves that the worst is over, when they are propelled over a 50ft drop before coming to a soaking wet stop.




    Sunken boulders and rapids jolt and jostle beleaguered victims. This white water experience lasts for 7 wet, wild, lurching minutes. It seems much, much longer.



    OO Babies

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    omg it looks ace wer leaving at 8 and getting back about 8.30-9 give or take bout 5 hours travelling time thats 7 hours wayyyy

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    lololololol 5 Hrs

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