Thorpe Park 'Sparkle Project' Aerial Update | Drone Flyover | Feb 2024
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- Опубліковано 30 вер 2024
- We take another flight over Thorpe Park during February 2024, just before the season starts, as the park finish up their 'Sparkle Project'. SO MUCH has been done over the closed season! Take a look with us.
Let us know in the comments how many updates/changes you can spot! 😎
PLEASE NOTE: This video has been captured during park closure, by a registered and qualified UAV pilot, under an operational authorisation and with notification to the Heathrow ATC tower and Thorpe Park management. We are not associated with Thorpe Park and they have not asked for this flyover. DO NOT attempt to fly a drone in this area unless in receipt of the correct permissions, authorisations and qualifications.
This video is for entertainment purposes only.
The park looks incredible, but it should never be allowed to get into the state where such a wide spread cleanup is needed.
Hyperia looks incredible on the skyline 😍😍
I really hope in the future they remove storm surge and the beach area. Personally it’s such an eyesore
Just realised the lift hill wasn’t even close to halfway in this video because a few days ago Hyperia is more than halfway. But honestly once the lift hill is complete, Thorpe Park would have an amazing skyline
Pray to God they finish painting collossus looks dumb as fuc with white showing
stupid question but how do they drain rumba rapids, tidal wave etc. where does the water go
For rumba it drains into the reserve lake in the middle of the ride, tidal wave is a little more complex than this. From what i understand of how the chute the chute models work is they have a series of pumps and drains to send water from the ride pool into storage. Now from what ive seen from tidal wave, theres two systems and a backup system/pump for each. Because theres no main storage resovoir id imagine the lake used for rumba rapids is also sending water to tidal wave via a series of pipes, pumps and filters.
You can sort of see this in action as the pumps do operate regularly during operation to keep on top of water levels, ph and general cleanliness of said water.
With that all said, this is just using my logic of infrastructure and theme park design by in no means am i a thorpe park engineer. Hoping this helps!
Brilliant that mate