If you're looking for the latest UK theme park news, you're in luck. Several theme parks have announced a new attraction or planned to close a ride for a temporary period. There are also a few new projects that could be coming to the UK. In this article, we'll take a look at some of the major theme parks that are currently in development or planning.

One of the most exciting developments to watch out for is the upcoming London Resort. The London Resort will be located on the Swanscombe Peninsula in Kent. It is expected to open in 2024. At first, the theme park was intended to be a partnership between Universal Studios and LRCH, but the deal was scrapped. Now, the plan is to license the intellectual property from LRCH and use it as the basis for a second theme park.

The London Resort will feature two theme parks, thousands of hotel rooms, a waterpark, restaurants, and other attractions. It will also have ferry terminals on the Thames River. According to the developer, the project is designed to become the first operationally carbon neutral theme park.

Another park that's currently in the works is Flamingo Land. Located near Malton, Flamingo Land will include a water park and an entertainment district. They recently announced plans to add a new roller coaster to their lineup. Their new ride will be called Sik. And, according to the owners, it will be a "party".

Another park that's getting ready to add a new attraction is Thorpe Park. The park's owners have plans to build a new PS18 million (around $6 million) roller coaster. This new attraction will replace the existing rides. Guests can take a ride on the new coaster and compare it to the other roller coasters at the park.

Finally, we have the news that Gulliver's Kingdom in Derbyshire will soon have a new addition. This will be a dinosaur themed land. The area will be based on the popular animated television series Gigantosaurus. When it opens in 2020, visitors will be able to see a variety of the species, including Triceratops, Tyrannosaurus Rex, and Stegosaurus.

As for other UK theme parks, they're always announcing new developments, rides, and special events. Some of the most popular rides in the UK include Sherlock, the Gruffalo River Ride Adventure, LEGO NINJAGO The Ride, and The Dragon. Among the most popular parks are Blackpool Pleasure Beach, the Dragon, LEGO City Deep Sea Adventure, and the Legoland Windsor Resort.

The future of the UK theme park industry is looking very bright. The growing number of staycations is sure to lead to a boom in tourism. With a wealth of experience and talent to draw on, the theme park community is sure to produce some amazing new ideas. Hopefully we'll see more of these amazing projects come to life in the years to come. We'll keep you updated! Until then, Happy Roller Coastering!

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