A bigger drop tower could still be on the cards, hence the current one has been dumped on the park.
TOTC would made an ideal fariytale Fantasy ride, imaging the lush landscapes inside and sets/props. It would work like the original having individual cases for each character, it would need to be all in one.

Although id rarther see something else done with the boat ride, something new and fresh. I liked the idea of shoving the Story book puppets in a little walk round bit.

With a little soundtrack on it, and at the top counting down from 10 to drop and then droping before it finishes counting.

plus it needs relocating.
Anyway it's good to know it's here to stay, we can forget about the possibility of a tall one and the whole planning issue.
End of, Rodger keeps his Jolly up.. lol.


Wouldn't it be a cool idea to turn Hobs pit into a Fairytale fantasy storybook ride? Wow.. remember that, they should bring that back, brings back childhood memories :D

Well that's your opinion,
I think it needs moving to somewhere more central, like the side of the TOTC as I've said before.
And you'll still be able to see it from the car park, and every other position in the park, it's still 'pirate theme' around their too.

Enigma's view may be long gone if they stick a roof over it.

^ You'r right there, the permission was granted for that location (even though the tower is smaller - but they did make an amendment...), so if they wanted to move it, they'd need to seek permission.

^^ unlikey due to nearby housing but a small flat or kids ride would fill it up as would one of these for the Hungry Bears site...

I would like to see Wave Breaker given a lick of paint. Galvanised steel is so ugly, makes it look like a tatty water slide at a council swimming pool! Whereas other similar rides at Thorpe and Crealy look the part due to a bit of theming.

I just came across this news story and don't remember seeing it before now. Has this been posted on here before? www.edp24.co.uk/business/pleasurewood_hills_overhaul_targets_brighter_future_after_coming_close_to_closure_1_2347102

The most interesting statement is from Alexis Camelin: “We will be investing again this winter, and we are preparing for a bigger project in two year’s time.” Has a big project in 2 years time been mentioned before?

Yes I seem to remember this story. I think Ben mentioned that this winter would not see a major new attraction but we would see investment certainly. So another major ride for 2015 :)

I that's good but what about a renewal price/saving? Or is there one already?

Just as a little bit of a dream, and maybe not too much of a far out dream, I was thinking about the type of coaster that could one day replace SITG, surely that thing can't go on forever? Can it?

Anyway CF posted up this wonderful looking Zierer family coaster called Force One - it's a A much bigger coaster and for a bit older kids I would say but I think it looks great:

I'd love to see something like this at the Hills one day. 

 

Nice amount of small/medium sized wooden coasters opening up in Europe at the moment. Tayto park in Ireland, Polpsaland in Belgium and now a small Walibi park in France.

The Gravity Group seem to specialise in smaller wooden coasters..... would be amazing PWH, c'mon! Just think of the publicity if PWH got England's first modern day woody!

new style enterprise is on its way to a European park for a trial so I read

Which enterprise are you referring to? The new Zamperla model? Or is there a new Huss?