Thorpe Park Reviews

I have been to thorpe park many times. I mainly go around once a year, depending on weather. To get to Thorpe park you can catch a train to staines, then get a bus striaght there or like me you can drive there. Over the years i believe thorpe park has slowly gone up in my estimation with theme parks. I used to think that ...  Read the complete review

I have loved theme parks since I was a young child and was desperate to be old (well, maybe tall enough) to go on the proper scary rollercoaster rides! When I was growing up, out of Chessington and Thorpe Park, Chessignton was the one with the most rollercoasters and scary rides. As I got older though Thorpe Park seems to have over taken ...  Read the complete review

Thorpe Park is a theme park in Surrey based between Staines and Chertsey. Most of the public transport links come in via Staines especially from London although unless you have a car the park is quite isolated and would need a train/bus combo to access. The park itself contains some good rides, most notably Stealth, Saw, Colossus and ...  Read the complete review

Thorpe Park is a theme park based in Staines, Surrey, which is part of the Tussauds group. A 30 minute drive from west london, and has lots of supporting bus links being close to London. Easy to get to! Thorpe Park is now seemingly becoming more of a rival to Alton Towers as in recent years Tussauds have introduced more 'white knuckle ...  Read the complete review

Thorpe Park is a theme park located in Surrey UK. The park was opened in 1979 on the site of an old gravel pit which was partially flooded with the intention of creating a water based theme for the park. The park is not particularly big in size compared to its 2 sister parks, Alton Towers and Chessington World of advancers. Thorpe Park is ...  Read the complete review

Thorpe Park is an english theme park situated in Chertsey,Surrey,United Kingdom, it was originally built in 1979, although it wasn't until 2002 that the first large roller coaster was added. the park is leased to merlin entertainment who run other UK attractions including LegoLand,Alton towers and maddame tussaudes. ...  Read the complete review

We arrived at Thorpe Park at around 3pm after a power failure meant we had to be evacuated from Chessington. When we arrived at Thorpe Park, the car park was very full and we expected the park to be too but, as it was open until 8pm, we thought we'd take a look. The first ride of the afternoon was the 'flying fish' with a 20 minute ...  Read the complete review

I am a huge fan of Rollercoasters! I have been there for many years, since about 2002 when Colossus was new! The rides there are really great especially Stealth which really made my day when it opened! I have been 2 Thorpe Park twice when Sleath was closed and 3 times when i was open! I have some really good points about Nemesis Inferno, at the ...  Read the complete review

THORPE PARK IS THE BEST THEME PARK IVE EVER BEEN TO!!! OK, me and my family got to Thorpe park at 9:30, the ques outside were not as big at that time, but they got us into the park very quickly! The first ride we went on was the Detonator, at this time of the day up until about 10:30, the ques were not big, so in about 4 minutes, I got 2 goes ...  Read the complete review

this theme park is amazing! If you are into huge scary rides that get your heart pumping out your chest this is the place for you. I go here once a year and i love it, there is something for every one at thorpe park. There are a number of resurants and cafes in the theme park which are VERY expensive so i would recomend takeing a ...  Read the complete review

In June my friend and I went to Thorpe Park for the day. We travelled to London the day before, stayed with family, and then set off to Thorpe Park early the next day. When we got there, we were clearly directed to a parking space near the entrance, and they had opened multiple kiosks to purchase tickets into the park to minimise queues. It was my ...  Read the complete review

I think Thorpe Park is a must-see place if you're in the London or Surrey area. Here's why: You can get there from Staines station in a taxi or shuttle bus. And Staines is on the Waterloo-route, or you can change at Clapham Junction if you need to take another train (e.g.a Victoria-route or London Overground). Or you can drive and ...  Read the complete review

Allow me to sketch a rather selective portrait of myself: a colour-by-numbers where the artist has only got the red paint to hand. I am a gent in my thirties. Some might say 'his late thirties'. I am a middle-bordering-on-senior manager who wears a shirt, tie and (sometimes) cufflinks to work. I rather like museums and I quite enjoy art ...  Read the complete review

Just came back from the afternoon at Thorpe Park. We only spent four hours there. This review is of what WE did and not intended to be holistic. There are many other parts to Thorpe Park, but hopefully my review will contribute to the pool of information already published. Getting there: We went from the Leisure Park, Basingstoke. ...  Read the complete review

Thorpe Park has to be my best pick for theme park days out in the UK as it's not far from my home and it hosts some of the best rides and thrills of any theme park. The park is located in Surrey, about 20 miles out of central London. The easiest way to get there is probably by car as you can park in the theme park's own car park. ...  Read the complete review

Situated at Chertsey just a few miles off the M25 Thorpe Park is a great fun park to visit - even if it is 200+ miles and 3 1/2 hour drive from Plymouth. Until last year I always bought Merlin Annual Passes for my former family, and will be doing something similar this year - but on a different scale. The older passes included Thorpe ...  Read the complete review

Thorpe Park is situated in Surrey, and is open from May - Nov with varying opening times. It is easily accessible, by car, train or bus. Entry can be quite expensive, so keep an eye out for 2 for 1 or other offers. I have been going to Thorpe Park since I was a child, and how it has changed over the years to my adulthood. ...  Read the complete review

Thorpe Park is probably the 2nd best theme park behind Alton Towers, although I don't think it's for the quality of rides, the quality at Thorpe park is very high, with great rides such as Colossus, Stealth and Nemesis inferno being some of the best rides I have ever been on, the location makes it easier to get to than Alton Towers so why is it ...  Read the complete review

I've been to Thorpe Park many times, from a little child right up to the rather bigger kid I am now! Yesterday I revisited for the first time in a few years. The theme park in Chertsey, Surrey is easy to get to by any means really. We opted to go by bus and regular services run from Kingston, Woking and Staines. Nearest stations are Chertsey and ...  Read the complete review

Thorpe park is a great theme park and a great day out for all the family. Ok... so the queues are a bit long and the park is a lot smaller than say... Alton towers the rides still break records. Try going on tidal wave, which is a massive water ride that literally soaks you so you do not dry!! Tip ( do not go on it in winter because you really ...  Read the complete review