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MattyH


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RE: New for 2011/2012: Laser Labyrinth
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so i see coolskin :)

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What are peoples thoughts for a full season of this attraction then ? hit or miss ?

This should at least be free while we have all these problems !!!

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MattyH


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miss, and i know, not only do you need players to play, you also need to pay for it! plus its sign isn't very professionally done

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I do not like pay extra attractions (kinda understand with Go-Karts, petrol costs etc), so i'm not predicting great things for this. On quiet days, a person could pay and be waiting forever for someone else. Its not realy an ideal theme park attraction.

If it were free, then i'd get it a bit more, but as it is - FAIL.

Its another one in a long list of odd things the park have spent money on.

Where else could that money have been spent??

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MattyH


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exactly my thoughts andy.

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MattyH


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plus the fact that your in it for 10 , 15 minuites game time, so after you've got the gear on, been through the saftey regulations, etc, you wind up being there for half an hour 3/4 of an hour, which could be spent on rides.

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it was only 65K wasn't it. I suppose that could of been spent on revamping tired out rides but introducing new attractions are more popular with the public and 'should' bring the crowds.

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That kind os money isn't going to get you a major attraction. A Big Apple coaster costs around £50k, but in my opinion, a kiddie coaster like that is more important than this Laser game.

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andyb wrote:

I do not like pay extra attractions (kinda understand with Go-Karts, petrol costs etc), so i'm not predicting great things for this. On quiet days, a person could pay and be waiting forever for someone else. Its not realy an ideal theme park attraction.

 I was told the go karts have no more than 5 litre tanks and this typically will last about 5 hours so it isn't to do with that.  More that staff numbers to run go karts are higher than other rides (most rides are 2 staff members at most, I think go karts runs on 3-4).



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yeah, because they need someone to load the go karts, and people to look out and supervise the go karts

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coolskin


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£3 a game, sure it may have been posted yet I just read it on FB

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So as we start back to back days on the park, what is peoples thoughts on this ? Will it be popular or will it prove to be a red herring come September ?

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From a guest:

Anyone know how much laser labyrinth costs at pleasewood hills?


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Martyn


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Its £3 for a single go, or you can purchase a pass for a go on the Lazer Labyrinth, Go-Karts and Water Walkers for £7 (roughly £2.33 each).

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Went to Crealy and their P2P attractions were £3 a piece but you could buy a Maxi-Ticket which good for 4 attractions costing £9. Will do a full TR because this park although a very family theme park really does stand out for customer service and value for money.

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Martyn


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I look forward to the report!

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I haven't been in since the preview. It is however a really nice attraction, it has a good layout and is very decent quality. Every time I looked at it on Sunday there was no queue whatsoever. The problem I suppose is it wouldn't attract to just a couple or single person but a group of friends would find it much more appealing. I'd like to see it promoted across park as a special offer; those poster stands that are about look great so putting an offer in these for a "pass" for LL and Go Karts that saves a few quid would possibly attract more people.



-- Edited by Josh on Wednesday 5th of June 2013 01:15:34 PM

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so how is this attraction doing ? any or much takers ? a red herring ? lets discuss

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I struggle to see how this costs more to run than, say the Log Flume. Therefore I don't see why it isn't free????? £3 per is way too much for a group/family of 3/4.

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I never saw anyone near it on Sunday and the car park was full

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Went in on sunday, was a group of 6 of us in there this time, but there is usually quite a few, they all pile in after the show which is the reason I see it, I watch the show then go on the Laser Labrinth with a few people, and all the times I go on, I'm the only one with a free ticket.

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Why do you need to pay anyway?
It sounds like a nice addition to the park to be honest a little different and sounds really good fun... but £3 a person is shocking.

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jo


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yeh £3 seems a lot for the Laser Labrinth - what is it that dictates that price?

Without a doubt more would use the Laser Labrinth if ti was free - or even if the price was reduced to say a £1.

 

And maybe a a lower price, more people would use it and maybe more money is to be made?



-- Edited by jo on Saturday 8th of June 2013 07:17:06 PM

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Josh


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Laser Labyrinth is half price all Summer. That's £1.50 a go. Is this advertised on park Ben? Should improve attendance I would hope.

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Clearly it's not been a popular attraction.
And I still don't understand why it's paid? Better off charging for Hobs.. lol

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Clarence


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£1.50 is a bargain.



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It's advertised on park as each guests enters the park. - Posters will be produced shortly. This is ultimately building up to it becoming a free attraction in 2014 with new SFX/Themeing and marketing push. One of the 'little projects' bookmarked in for next year. :)

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Josh


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That's great news Ben! People will love that and although its already there it will seem like an extra attraction for people as it will be accessible for all!

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jo


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making it a free attraction is brilliant!

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Martyn


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I'd rather they just closed it and spent the money elsewhere, but that's just my personal opinion....

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