The Save Dreamland Campaign was launched by Joyland Books in January 2003 and is now supported by several thousand people. This is the place to discuss all aspects of saving Margate's famous amusement park and its iconic , Grade II listed Scenic Railway, Britain's oldest roller coaster.
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by jb43 » 13 May 2009, 08:45
Hello one and all hope your all well just quick question if any one knows answer would be nice, I understand lot off the rides have been rescued from defunct parks etc, but who will be restoring all the rides? I can imagine there will be a awful lot of redesigning to be done as these rides will need to be of the highest quality. many thx regards jb
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by Susan » 14 May 2009, 11:59
It is too early to say precisely who will be doing the job but they will be done to the highest standard and need to pass the inspections.
The Dreamland Trust are already working with people who specialise in such things as part of the groundwork for the bids.
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by jb43 » 15 May 2009, 13:19
thx susan,wasnt trying jump the gun just curious about such things regards joe...
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by Jim Douglas Jr. » 15 May 2009, 20:19
It's a totally valid question.
I suspect a certain amount of volunteer work can be utilized for cosmetic restoration.
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