Project Play Plans Approved at Chessington World of Adventures

Exciting changes are on the horizon at Chessington World of Adventures, as the park has officially confirmed that Project Play has been approved. This major development will bring significant changes to the Mexicana area, including the removal of Scorpion Express, the Children’s Zoo, and much of the existing theming.

A Chessington spokesperson shared the news, stating:
"We've just received planning permission for a new land – keep your eyes peeled for an announcement very soon!"

Visitors heading to the park this spring will begin to see construction taking shape in the Mexicana section. As part of these changes, the animals from the Children’s Zoo will be relocated to new homes within the resort. However, young guests will still be able to visit their favorite animals in the Wanyama Village and Reserve.

While an official theme has yet to be revealed, rumors suggest that the new land will be themed around Paw Patrol, featuring several new flat rides and a children’s rollercoaster. If true, this would mark an exciting addition to Chessington, bringing one of the most beloved children’s franchises to life in a thrilling new way.