The Artist wrote: » You travel alot! And yes ive been toTerra mitca BenidormTivoli world Malaga Terra mitica is awesome and Portadventura is is one great theme park in Salou,loved it. Im planning on going to florida in the next few years. I love the sound of the Universal studios and the theme park.
Run_to_da_hills wrote: » Most of my long distance travel days were back in the 90's when I left Ireland for 4 years, Portadventura Solou was only three years ago and enjoyed every bit of it, It was the mid week before Halloween and the place was empty, no waiting for any of the rides!! If you are going to any of these places bring a packed lunch!!
rossie1977 wrote: » i was in portadventura last year just after halloween and had the exact opposite experience, huge 2 hr+ queues for all the big rides and even a 30 minute+ queue just to get into the damn park, masses of people at the restaurants, never been so pissed off in my life :mad:
The Artist wrote: » Wow! we are in need of a proper theme park in ireland bloody nanny state:mad:
Ikky Poo2 wrote: » You gets what you votes for.
The Artist wrote: » Make up a thread vote on it ikky?
WoollyRedHat wrote: » You could have a Bertie type attraction in the them park, with Bertie shouting out bizarre statements during the ride. Comedic and fun.
kowloon wrote: » Or an entire FF theme. They take all your money on the way in, you queue for ages, the rides aren't built when you get in and what is built is rubbish. You leave disappointed, broke and with a sore arse. Then for some inexplicable reason you choose to go back to the same overstaffed ****hole the next year.
DEmeant0r wrote: » Prob my fave coaster was Dragon Khan, went on that 6 times in one day!!!
kowloon wrote: » Covered rollercoasters exist, no reason why there couldn't be a theme park.
Tippex wrote: » I think is was eventually rejected by Fingal county council due to lack of infrastructure.
j1smithy wrote: » there was a big one planned for Rush in north Dublin a few years back, but Fingal co co rejected the idea as being unfeasible. Ireland hasn't the weather, population or culture to sustain a major theme park.
stephen p wrote: » Does anyone remember years ago a place somewhere kinda near Dublin called Annamoe(sp?). I used to go there with summer camps when I was really young. There was a lake in the middle that you could walk through and there was contraptions made out of logs of wood that you could swing out of. I can't for the life of me remember where it was???
rossie1977 wrote: » lol at barrys amusements in portrush, i was in and out of that place in 2 minutes, it consists of a few video games and one or two small rides that you would find at a local fair, surely leisureland in salthill deserves a mention if barrys is there