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The best part of a theme park is when you can stand and feel like you’re not in a themepark at all.

Doing what I can to build a better experience. Hoping to post/engage more, since it’s not horrible over there!

It’s time! @GalRides

Not me being sent clickbait by my Dad

Clare Saffitz every week in 2019:

Seeing this little magic key logo for the first time today and it’s so cute! Why is this the only good part of the whole thing?

Chessington is actually my favourite uk park for themeing. I cannot suffer through the concrete slabs of thorpe without the promise of a visit to chessington. The semi successful combination of both theme and thrill is why alton towers is viewed as the best.

Me in my mind

I actually saw somebody recently lamenting the loss of many travel agents’ jobs. He seemed to feel that we should be marching in the streets for the rights of third party salespeople. Quite surreal to see an activist for late stage capitalism.

Since we’re all Sharing Violet Crawley quotes. This interaction is unmatched in my mind, only even remotely followed by the scene with the suit at the dinner table.

Why is this so funny to me?

Half of this golf course is Fantasia themed.

I recently started reading again (after not being able to focus on a book for around 10 years) and realised I have no suitable bookmarks. But I remembered these fantastically fun stickers I bought from @robjyeo and never found a use for. Orcs and the backside of water? Perfect.

My twitter bio always used to say that I’m a misanthropic scene queen, but apparently I’m just high masking autistic.

In this, it’s hard to argue with ‘75, but there was something so cartoony and over the top about ‘94. It had life and grit and frankly a little bit of realism.