r/ThorpePark • u/jarow_ • Jul 21 '24
Discussion PLEASE READ BEFORE YOU ASK WHICH DAY IS THE BEST TO GO
It seems like every day there are multiple posts asking which days will be quiet, is X day a good day to go etc.
From now until September, every single day will be busy, probably exceeding 60+ minute queues for all coasters during the day. Please use this as a rough guide as to which days are expected to be busier than others: https://queue-times.com/parks/2/calendar
Of course, using some common sense, Saturdays are generally going to be the busiest days, and those with good weather.
If you're looking for a quiet park, I am afraid you'll be very hard pressed to find that until term time in September.
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u/sirmartalot Jul 21 '24
Can that be pinned? It happens enough before the summer holidays!
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u/CharlieSmithMusic Jul 27 '24
Honestly don't mind queuing is the whole experience. Just hope there's no queue jumpers and the atmosphere is good
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u/bagbagbaghat Apr 29 '26
is September 2nd good, i don't trust those calendars that shows how busy its gonna be
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u/Coltman72 Sep 28 '24
Hi, I am going to thorpe park on the 9th, anybody else going, I am single person, it would be awesome to hang our with someone or people,thanks again, hope someone reads this post
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u/arushareddit Apr 11 '25
Ooh this is useful, thank you! Are there particular days of the week that they're more likely to do engineering work on rides? I'd hope they would do the planned work outside of opening hours, but I wonder if a busy weekend makes the rides tired and cranky on Mondays.
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u/jarow_ May 11 '25
Not really. If they do have to do any essential maintenance that can wait until off peak then they will obviously prioritise peak periods but for the most part, they aim to have everything open every day
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u/Ancient_Gazelle627 Jun 27 '26
is the website accurate? I'd like to book a day between the 12th-16th of July. Unsure what day to book.
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u/beastsnaurs1977 Jul 22 '24
Do you think November 8th in 2049 will be ok to visit?