Yeah, other than the obvious (TTT+Snake) it does look ok really.

The play area and dive show must surely have brought a bit more life to that back end of the park (would be really nice to see a Ferris Wheel in that corner where the clown slide used to reside)

I know there are still some rather odd questions that need asking about the certain aspects of the park, but 2018 is far from the worst year we've had. We got a new restaurant, indoor play area and permanent dive show arena. More new merch and new branding signs all over the park (it's all in sync for once). That plus Rootin Tootin last year and it hasn't been a bad couple of years really.

It's just really hard to ignore the fact that the Snake and TTT are still just there, abandoned and derelict, almost like they're in a closed park.

Entertainment seems to be their focus at the moment, which isn't necessarily a bad thing, but it's rides that bring people into the park.

There was long ques to get in yesterday that lasted until midday when they finally decided to open another booth. Plus with some booths boarded over and not used it was painfully slow getting in. My first time on park for a couple of years. Jolly looks nice many moaning about one car on cannonball, the mess left with TTT, rattlesnake and all around the veteran cars it's a mess too yet thats gardening. Shame to see the lake not used and the pedalos that came back now dumped behind MM. Fireball providing just the one good swing too as ever.  In general operations were quite good yet most tills were slow service and many needed two people especially for drinks and snacks . I spotted two log flumes behind the sealion pen. I really hope that they can sort the TTT site and do something with the snake it looks awful. For such a busy day it was closing at 5pm which seemed mad, adverts inside saying tobys closes two hours after park closes so that should be 7pm yet on separate posters etc it said tonys shuts at 6pm today!