Sunday 15th October 2023
It's time for a Sunday round-up for Project Exodus now known as Hyperia.
The track for the 2024 rollercoaster is flying up and at this rate, we could see the rollercoaster open in March 2024! In our last update it was too dark to take any nice photos of the rollercoaster so thought we would revisit to capture the site in its current state a bit better.
The track for the 2024 rollercoaster is flying up and at this rate, we could see the rollercoaster open in March 2024! In our last update it was too dark to take any nice photos of the rollercoaster so thought we would revisit to capture the site in its current state a bit better.
Friday 13th October 2023
With the name finally revealed for Project Exodus, branding advertising Hyperia is slowly being rolled out across the resort!
The banners on the gates for Project Exodus are now gone and have been replaced with Hyperia stickers.
Marketing for the new rollercoaster has officially begun!
The banners on the gates for Project Exodus are now gone and have been replaced with Hyperia stickers.
Marketing for the new rollercoaster has officially begun!
Thursday 12th October 2023
Following on from yesterday's post from Thorpe Park, more track has been installed for Hyperia!
It's hard to see the bit of track installed due to it being dusk but the park is making amazing progress on this build!
It's hard to see the bit of track installed due to it being dusk but the park is making amazing progress on this build!
Wednesday 11th October 2023
Thorpe Park has published a new update on the Annual Pass Group Facebook page about Hyperia. The first few sections of the track have today been installed!
The track looks beautiful, 3 sections of track for one of the inversions have been installed.
This is a big step for the project!
The track looks beautiful, 3 sections of track for one of the inversions have been installed.
This is a big step for the project!
Tuesday 10th October 2023
It’s the second day of Hyperia going vertical at Thorpe Park and already the park is making amazing progress with the rollercoaster structure. Mack Rides are on site to help assist with the construction of the new rollercoaster and judging by them previously building Voltron at Europa Park it won’t be long until this ride is towering over the skyline of the park.
During our short visit down Monks Walk, we saw two bits of track lifted into the sky and into specific areas of the site ready to be installed over the next few days.
Over 20 supports have been installed in the last 48 hours and the site is looking amazing. Work on the foundations for the maintenance building has also kicked started since our visit less than a week ago. Foundations for the base of the building are currently being built out of rebar before concrete will then be poured to form the foundations of the building.
Already the structure is very visible to anyone walking down Monk Walk. The ride structure towers above the old Platform 15 fence. Which has seen better days!
The view from across the lake and the bridge is going to change forever! And we can’t wait.
During our short visit down Monks Walk, we saw two bits of track lifted into the sky and into specific areas of the site ready to be installed over the next few days.
Over 20 supports have been installed in the last 48 hours and the site is looking amazing. Work on the foundations for the maintenance building has also kicked started since our visit less than a week ago. Foundations for the base of the building are currently being built out of rebar before concrete will then be poured to form the foundations of the building.
Already the structure is very visible to anyone walking down Monk Walk. The ride structure towers above the old Platform 15 fence. Which has seen better days!
The view from across the lake and the bridge is going to change forever! And we can’t wait.
