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Me and Doomega braved it out in the cold and the snow at Thorpe Park, It was a rather entertaining, sadly one my favourite rollercoasters at Thorpe (Colossus) was unavailable due to the extreme cold weather. The Swarm and Nemesis Inferno started out on 1 train operation, and extended to two train operation at 11:20 and 13:00 respectively.
We managed to get a fantastic count on The Swarm, which we did a whooping 26 times, and 1 go on Nemesis Inferno, because we were committed to get a high count on Swarm we only did the two coasters. 10 of the 26 times were on the front row of The Swarm which is amazing, and the new near miss billboard is brilliant especially from the front row.

My photos:
The Swarm Zero-G

The Swarm entering the Corkscrew

The Swarm's second train testing after being added to the track at 11:20

Samurai operating whilst Saw The Ride was closed due to the bad weather conditions

Colossus' final heartline roll, sitting ideal due to bad weather conditions

The Swarm after it broke down, just after our final ride on it

The Swarm going up the lifthill after the breakdown, without riders

The Swarm exiting the corkscrew, and heading into the turn around to enter inline twist

The Swarm flying over the station

Nemesis Inferno's Zero-G

Slammer was working, now that is a rare sight!


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Simba, in your first two pictures, was that also the other train testing after being added to the track?

Your right Sec, the first two pictures are also of the train being tested.

I've added more pictures and some small extra detail has been added to my first post.

Cool photos there, Seems like it was one of the worst days possible to go with almost everything shut. I still don't know why you would do only 1 ride multiple times in a day, I'd try and vary it between whatever was open.

Still, it's better than AT at the minute which has been shut due to heavy snow.

That snow does not compare to what I've got here. Check it out:

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Wow Thekingin64, that's a shocking amount of snow!
But like I said the park was to wet for it to setle, but if it was dry I am sure the snow would of setled, and the park would of been closed.