Chessingtons......Is your child 1.4m tall?
28 September 2003, 08:21 AM
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If not don't go to Chessingtons.
Don't get me wrong had a good day there yesterday, good trip, good weather, NO queues and a happy 13 year old daughter with her best friend(birthday treat). The only downside was the lack of things to do for a fearless 9 year old who happens to be 1.35m tall.
New ride should be built by 2004 (dragon ride) but have to say the place is a poor second or third in the theme park world.
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Don't get me wrong had a good day there yesterday, good trip, good weather, NO queues and a happy 13 year old daughter with her best friend(birthday treat). The only downside was the lack of things to do for a fearless 9 year old who happens to be 1.35m tall.
New ride should be built by 2004 (dragon ride) but have to say the place is a poor second or third in the theme park world.
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28 September 2003, 08:31 AM
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Next time make sure the kids are wearing platforms!
Think how I feel, I'm 6'4" and am never allowed in the ball park or on Mr Toad's wild ride.
Took a load of kiddies to Chessington once, I've never wanted a vasectomy so much in my life, put me off nippers for ever! The only good thing about the whole experience is Mole Valley TVR just down the road.
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Think how I feel, I'm 6'4" and am never allowed in the ball park or on Mr Toad's wild ride.
Took a load of kiddies to Chessington once, I've never wanted a vasectomy so much in my life, put me off nippers for ever! The only good thing about the whole experience is Mole Valley TVR just down the road.
Dave
28 September 2003, 03:57 PM
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The only downside was the lack of things to do for a fearless 9 year old who happens to be 1.35m tall
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