We take this opportunity to explore why video games themed attractions such as the rumored Donkey Kong land at the upcoming Epic Universe work as well as those that 'ride the movies', do you agree?

Take a look if you dare at what is in store at Thorpe Park's 20th Anniversary Fright Nights Event...

An overview of Thorpe Park’s horror-themed experiences, SAW – The Ride and The Walking Dead – The Ride, and a look at other popular horror franchises that could fit in alongside them as attractions and experiences (Scream, Halloween, The Shining, A Nightmare on Elm Street and The Descent) to help keep the park on the map following the pandemic.

Take a look at 25 of the most unique and incredible new theme park experiences coming in 2016.

These attractions could use your votes!

Thorpe Park has always been bold and brave with its attractions offerings. Standing out from the rest of the theme park scene, the Merlin owned theme park has been transformed over the past decade into one of Britain’s top thrill seeker hotspots. And there’s a diverse range of attractions making up

Theme park fans in Britain have a lot to look forward to in 2015. Take a peek at eight of the biggest attractions landing on British shores this season. 1. Shrek's Adventure (London) After the success of relocating the famous London Dungeon attractions from Tooley Street to County Hall adjacent to

This month's round-up of all the latest new from UK theme parks.

The collaboration between amusement parks and movies is totally natural... Until things get weird. Since their inception, amusement parks have used rides to carry guests through their favorite stories and fairytales. Disney brought the concept to new heights with his original Fantasyland dark rides

Thorpe Park has released plans for a new flagship enclosed attraction. Let's dive in and take a look at what might be in store in 2016.

Check out all the latest news from UK theme parks as the 2014 season approaches its end.

How can we say this delicately? Disney and Universal will always win in the end. The resorts owned by those huge corporations have equally huge budgets that fuel innovation, marketing, and international draw that local parks simply can’t compete with. That’s why Disney and Universal creations almost