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A flaw in PBB security
Author: graham618
Posted: 21.11.2008, 03:0
Welcometomyworld, I get what you’re saying, but (in the most genuine way possible) I don’t quite know what you’re hoping to achieve.
Highlighting one way in which you think they’re vulnerable is fair enough, but I’m sure we could all chip in ways in which we imagine security could be breached. And if we’ve thought of them, I imagine BPB have thought of them, and I’d bet the house that someone who wanted to do something malicious would have thought of them.
As for the comments about terrorism, I don’t think it’d make any difference how trained the staff were, they’re not really an anti-terrorist organisation. Airports are pretty well up to speed on security, but far from invulnerable. You can’t do much about it when someone drives a Jeep through the front door 
Paid entry confirmed for 2009
Author: graham618
Posted: Today - 11:37 pm
| nlp wrote: |
| Alot of this topic talks a bout the decline of Blackpool.
Indeed things are not as they used to be.
But Blackpool Gazzet took the time(2 weeks ago) to speak to owners and managers of the Sandcastle,sealife,waxworks,tower,piers,zoo etc…..
All have enjoyed a good season with increased visitors in spite of poor weather.
It was only the Pleasure Beach that stated there numbers had fallen. |
It’s good to see some attractions doing well, but I think they’re maybe the exceptions.
There’s millions less folk going to Blackpool now, and those that do go are staying for much shorter periods of time. Sadly 
PBB - Sat 29th November - Meetup??
Author: firstdrop
Posted: Today - 11:32 pm
hi mate
can you tell me what the plan for a week on sat is which rides are open and what opening times are thay.
thanks mate
looking forward to it
andy
BPB Guide Awards - Most Random Member
Author: Ash
Posted: Today - 08:20 pm
ILW, the word random was made for her, but shes so funny with it!
Ash
You can be selfish in the Maze, or…
Author: Gary
Posted: Today - 07:41 pm
For those of you interested by PBB’s maze did you know that the original maze was once situated next to the Derby Racers? A lady on the paybooth there was known to add an extra 5p to the entrance fee..By all accounts she had a price sign all of her own - showing 45p instead of the official 40p - that she would put up when she felt the time was right!
I have never worked at the park but you would be a-mazed by what information people are willing to share with this nurse from St Helens!!
Also this from my website dating back 5 years: The Adrian Fisher Interview - He designed the Chinese Puzzle Maze. It’s a brief one page interview which helped get my website launched back then.
http://www.joylandbooks.com/themagiceye/articles/mazes.htm
Cheers
Gary
Does anyone remember the PBB tv documentory series??/
Author: ianjenson
Posted: Today - 07:21 pm
| Quote: |
| A message to anybody who has the series
You can upload it to youtube and it does not break copyright law because you are not selling it. Plus the BBC upload their own stuff as well. Plus their are already clips of the documentary on there. And when you talk about copyright in regards to PBB when uploading videos of onride videos or offride videos this can be classed as copyright as well unless stated where it came from.
So if you do have it please upload it to youtube as I would love to see it. Just state that it belongs to PBB or BBC |
Incorrect.
The BBC you tube channel came about by the BBC having to defend their legal right to maintain copyright, the only reason they upload to that site is to stem the increasing tide of pirated material that is held under their copyright.
its not ok to upload any copyrighted material (in this case BBC output) anyone found doing so will soon find themselves on the recieving end of the BBC legal department. as well as having the offending material removed (eventually)
you may well argue that much BBC content remains unchallenged on youtube, this isnt being ignored, and prosecutions are being sought (which is a lot harder after the offending material is removed)
Adding its "copyrighted to the BBC" without proper clearance and excessive royalty payments paid in advance, is just as illegal as you stealing a car
New Rides For 2009 Announced!!
Author: seanyboyuk
Posted: Today - 02:37 pm
a launched woodie would be awsome! lots of airtime for sure! on the downside i think the track would get worn very quickly so would get very rough.
Corkscrew Replacement
Author: FallenAbyss
Posted: Today - 09:55 am
| Steve B wrote: |
I take it planning permission has been approved,the problems Alton have come across with residents is legendary.Was a wooden coaster denied planning a while ago.  |
The original woodie was withdrawn by the park, I think it was something to do with John Wardley being unhappy with the design from what i’ve heard. I agree that planning permission will be tough with a woodie though as clearly they’re much louder than a good old Steelie (especially when you can fill the track with Sand to dampen any noise) it would also have quite a lot to do with where the layout and route that the coaster would take.
Personally i’d prefer not to get a woodie at Alton especially not a launched one … I dont like the idea of it at all but thats just my own personal speculation and prefference for alton …. I’d like to see a steel beast of some description … something truly remarkable and new.
Whatever it is i’m sure it’s going to put Towers on the map …. what a great way to mark 30 years of being a theme park !!
Orbiter + other old ride piccys
Author: blackpoolfan
Posted: Today - 02:01 am
| Gary wrote: |
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I’ve just reread it again and saw the word game….Somehow missed that last time..Not sure at all..was it a kick football to knock down players sort of game…?
I don’t know to be honest!!  |
If my memory serves me right there were remote controlled tanks in there. Probably politically incorrect today, but some were British and some were German and you controlled them over some scenery like roads and bridges e.t.c. They were coin operated and were quite large.
Caption Competition.
Author: FallenAbyss
Posted: Yesterday - 06:30 pm
Picture 2: Scott and Ash decide "Erase" Infusion
Picture 4: G-Farce you say ??? I’ll just have a nap ….
Picture 4: Ash and Stuz are disapointed to find out that their favourite; the Alice Ride is closed
and a couple of mine:
how about these:
Martyn and Ricky partake in a game of hide and seek…. "They’ll never suspect we’re here …."
Scott Auditions for the 2009 productions of SBM and Forbidden
"Get your official plastic carrots ‘ere …. it’s got to be tastier than the rest of Drayton Manor Park’s food …."
London Eye by Day and Night
Author: Winnie
Posted: Yesterday - 08:15 am
| cliffc wrote: |
| Winnie wrote: |
Superb pictures! I love London! If you are tired of London, you are tired of life…  |
Hi
Me and my other half also love London her a little more than me, the only thing I dont like about London is the pace especally on the tube, more so if your on there at peak times, something you cannot avoid if like us you like to take in a show or 2 when your there. the people just barge past on them long tunnels when you have to switch lines or are leaving at your station.
Dont get me wrong any one who knows me knows I dont walk slow myself and like to get to where i am going as quick as possible but in London its just manic, ok I admit with most of the people who are doing this its commuters wanting to get home at the end of the day but it just so gets on my wick.
But the city and all it has to offer i love except the London Eye i just cannot do it, its odd though I can go up Blackpool Tower no problems (cannot do the walk of faith and look down though), and I can go up in a light aircraft on a pleasure flight, but the Eye just could not do for some reason.
Cliff C |
I agree! Whats up with these people? Walking along wired up to something and typing on their blackberries…and nobody speaks on the tube, everyone just reads their books or sits poker faced!
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