If you book online and in advance, Thorpe Park tickets start at £29 for off-peak times, although in the summer months this rises to £33. For weekends and peak times, tickets start at £37.

Young Thrillseekers Younger theme park fans can grab their adrenaline apprenticeship as they journey on our awesome junior coaster Flying Fish, before enjoying exhilarating rides such as the gravity ...

With rides galore, kids’ attractions, and 4D experiences, you're guaranteed to have an epic day at Thorpe Park - and we know just how to get the experience on the cheap.

Mountain storms can change quickly. Here’s a breakdown of the weather event that caused tragedy over the weekend.

Hurricane Helene’s 14-foot storm surge topped the building’s roof. With seven miles to the next closest corner store and 20 more to the supermarket, the town lost a key fixture.

Storm surge is the deadliest and most destructive force in tropical cyclones, often responsible for the majority of fatalities and damage during hurricanes. Caused by sustained high winds pushing ...

In 2025, ten U.S. cities faced record-breaking storm surges that caused severe coastal flooding, infrastructure destruction, and forced evacuations. Fueled by climate change, sea-level rise, and ...

Flooding has caused an average of more than 125 deaths per year in the U.S. over the past few decades, according to the ...

Storm Squad helps build bridges between communities and emergency officials Meeting regarding program set for 10 a.m. Saturday at 1600 MLK St. S. Neighborhood leaders hope community attends ...

WICHITA, Kan. (KSNW) — A series of storms that swept through Wichita on Tuesday led to a record number of emergency calls for the Wichita Fire Department, which responded to 550 incidents in ...

Vestal Park in McCandless is closed because of flooding and storm damage. The town posted on Facebook saying a tree came down across the pedestrian bridge to the park and took out part of the railing.

Hurricane Ike, 2008 Hurricane Ike struck the southeast Texas Gulf Coast in September 2008, creating a storm surge as high as 20 feet (6 meters) in the island city of Galveston.