Big Dipper crash at Blackpool Pleasure Beach

[MONEYMAGIC]

Southport Pleasureland:

"The original park operated from 1912 to 2006 and was closed due to lack of returns after investment. The park was reopened in 2007 and will continue to operate for the forseable future."

"New Pleasureland Owner, Norman Wallis predicts a bumper year at Pleasureland due to more families holidaying in the UK rather than aboard. Over the next few years he intends to evolve Pleasureland into an amusement park that will rival those seen across the continent and the US."

Just some quotes from a site.

Saw the Big Dipper on the news, it was similar to the Cyclone at Southport, except not as big a drops

[Dean]

my friend wants me to go to Blackpool end of August but I'm scared now... :S

[Pazza]

my friend wants me to go to Blackpool end of August but I'm scared now... :S

Lol don't be, it's 1 ride.

[Geraint]

Agreed with every statement there.

On G-Force you can get stuck upside down though due to the fact that the chain lift is on the 'loop'.

I was gonna mention G-Force. When I went there, they were testing it and it kept getting stuck at the top of the loop for a while then coming down. Looked dodgy.

I guess that these rides can't be dangerous as they'll be forced under constant checks. Parks don't want to be sued or anything. Some dodgy rides around. You get thrown around everywhere on Megaphobia as you only have a bar in front of you. Pirate ships are the worst, how someone hasn't fallen out of one them I don't know. Last time I went on one, I was holding on to the outside, it was that bad.

[Hushie]

Ooh I went there a few days before that, I love that ride.

Hope it doesnt shut down like rollercoaster