As Chessington World of Adventures gears up for an exciting 2025 season, the closed season offers a glimpse into the ongoing preparations and changes taking place behind the scenes. Here’s a rundown of the latest updates from around the park:
Festive Remnants and Scenic Changes
Some of the Christmas decorations and huts are still visible outside the BBQ restaurant, offering a nostalgic reminder of the festive celebrations.
Sea Storm has already been reassembled.
Trawler Trouble has been removed entirely, with its iconic boat now positioned outside the Fish and Chip shop.
Ride Maintenance and Upgrades
Barrel Bailout is undergoing noticeable work, with grates for the ride visibly lifted
Parts of The Vampire trains have been spotted outside the Gruffalo ride, while the Gruffalo boats are basking in the winter sunshine outside as they await their return to action.
Shop Deals and Discounts
Closed season shopping at Chessington is a treat for fans, with discounted items available in the park’s shop. Bargains include pin badges, mugs, and Explorer Glamping-themed mugs
Changes in Mexicana
Clearance work has started in Mexicana, with some signage already removed and the claw game relocated. This area is expected to be fenced off soon for Project Play.
Fencing and Park Enhancements
New fences have been installed near ZUFARI, replacing the older bamboo-style fencing with a refreshed and durable design.
Several buildings around the accessible sections of the park have received touch-ups, ensuring everything is in great shape for reopening.
A Quiet but Busy Closed Season
While there isn’t too much visible activity in the open areas of the park at the moment, plenty of work is happening behind the scenes to prepare for another thrilling season. The updates promise an exciting mix of maintenance, improvements, and potential surprises for guests to enjoy in 2025.
Stay tuned for more updates as Chessington continues its closed-season transformation!
