Plus I think it's kinda cool that they do this. ALl in one place massively discounted merch going out? I feel like most parks either keep it in their own shops or just donate things they are getting rid of to charity (for the tax write off).
Heatherdowns (Scotland)
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Much better then when they did it infront of the park using the old ticket booths one year.
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Trusted sources have confirmed there is currently servey work going on in the Heatherdowns at the moment. Don't know any other details as of yet.
Any indication of size and exact location(s)? Guessing it may be for some infrastructure work, but who knows anymore
If it's the stables, could they simply be doing some kind of renovation requiring surveying?
Given they now have 2 more Clydesdales, I could see them trying to expand a couple of their facilities there.
The park has updated the Heatherdowns restrooms throughout the years. I don't remember the exact time they were last updated but I do remember seeing barriers in front of the entrance.
At the moment that is my best guess but I have no confirmation on that.
They lost two in recent years the newly acquired ones bring them back up to their original number it's very unlikely that they were the cause of this. But they are a strong indicator that the program is likely stay around for a while.
It's important to know when whoever reported this actually saw it. A lot of work, that took over a week, just occurred in the Highland Stables area that required fence removal and the preparation or clean up from that job could have looked like surveying.
For the record, I haven't seen any indicators of major work slated for this area of the park. At least as of a few months ago and given what I know of the park's upcoming plans, nothing major for Heatherdowns was in the cards over the next two-ish years.
If the park was closed for a stretch of more than 2 weeks a year, guests wouldn't have to see things like this. I'm just glad things are still getting maintained properly.
