Tuesday 29th October 2024
At Thorpe Park's Deadbeat Halloween attraction, signs teasing a "Final Beach Party" are sparking curiosity and speculation. Construction tape draped over the corner of the sign hints at future transformations in the area, suggesting that Amity Beach may soon undergo significant changes.
In fact, the first signs of construction on the beach began several weeks ago, with noticeable holes being dug into the sand, potentially for new infrastructure. This week, further updates have been spotted, specifically around the bridge crossing over the beach. Photos also reveal a yellow arrow pointing directly toward an area where work has been done.
With these clues, many are wondering if this signals the end of Amity Beach as we know it. Could Thorpe Park be preparing to unveil an entirely new experience in this space? The park's subtle hints have certainly built excitement around what's to come.
In fact, the first signs of construction on the beach began several weeks ago, with noticeable holes being dug into the sand, potentially for new infrastructure. This week, further updates have been spotted, specifically around the bridge crossing over the beach. Photos also reveal a yellow arrow pointing directly toward an area where work has been done.
With these clues, many are wondering if this signals the end of Amity Beach as we know it. Could Thorpe Park be preparing to unveil an entirely new experience in this space? The park's subtle hints have certainly built excitement around what's to come.
Sunday 15th September 2024
There's a lot of activity happening on Amity Beach right now, with groundworks in full swing. Several large holes have been dug into the water-side area of the beach, with diggers on site. This suggests that major changes are underway, possibly hinting at a significant redevelopment.
It’s possible we could see the larger section of the beach removed entirely and replaced with something new, potentially by 2025. Speculation suggests that while the big transformation is happening, the smaller side of the beach may remain intact and could reopen as early as next year.
Meanwhile, the space where the containment area once stood has been empty for a while. The containers were removed some time ago, and the area was cleaned up and repurposed as a picnic spot. However, it remains closed off for now, leaving people wondering when it might finally be accessible to the public again. The developments suggest big plans are in store.
It’s possible we could see the larger section of the beach removed entirely and replaced with something new, potentially by 2025. Speculation suggests that while the big transformation is happening, the smaller side of the beach may remain intact and could reopen as early as next year.
Meanwhile, the space where the containment area once stood has been empty for a while. The containers were removed some time ago, and the area was cleaned up and repurposed as a picnic spot. However, it remains closed off for now, leaving people wondering when it might finally be accessible to the public again. The developments suggest big plans are in store.
