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Edited Wednesday at 07:56 AM2 days by iEddiez

Hello, one and all! Welcome to Beechwood Studios. A studio park just off the M4 near Reading, UK.

Beechwood Studios has produced universally loved television and film over the last 4 decades. The studio park is well established and has constantly added to it's offering over the last 20 years of operation.

It's newest thrill ride, Launch Control has just started offering expeditions to the stars. Based off the popular, long running TV show of the same name.

Join us soon to walk through the parks various rides and attractions!

Yes, another park from me... as you can see, this one has a bit more detail to it! I am sticking with this one....

Love the various camera angles and lighting of your screenshots.

Very impressive so far. One thing that I appreciated is the size of the guest services. Most people who put this facility in their parks, usually plop down one or two service windows in a tiny little building, and call it a day. In my latest visits to theme parks, I've made it a point to take note of what these, and other similar services, look like. And guest services is usually quite extensive, featuring many service windows, and even queues for the guests. (Like you've done.) Knott's sometimes has a huge line out the door, a block long. And Legoland had no less than 12 service windows. So kudos to you for your attention to detail. (Yes, I'm quite a theme park nerd, to focus on your guest services. The coaster and other stuff looks good, too. 😋)

On 6/9/2025 at 5:49 AM, JB said:

Love the various camera angles and lighting of your screenshots.

Thank you!

On 6/9/2025 at 6:45 AM, shyguy said:

Very impressive so far. One thing that I appreciated is the size of the guest services. Most people who put this facility in their parks, usually plop down one or two service windows in a tiny little building, and call it a day. In my latest visits to theme parks, I've made it a point to take note of what these, and other similar services, look like. And guest services is usually quite extensive, featuring many service windows, and even queues for the guests. (Like you've done.) Knott's sometimes has a huge line out the door, a block long. And Legoland had no less than 12 service windows. So kudos to you for your attention to detail. (Yes, I'm quite a theme park nerd, to focus on your guest services. The coaster and other stuff looks good, too. 😋)

Thank you shyguy. Where else will people chose to spend half their day queueing if not Guest Services!?

Let me take you on a tour of the park;

Just as you enter through the Studio Gates, you will find Kidz Zone. Not a large area but some kid friendly rides.

The 'Main Street' is not your average theme park entrance. It's full of greenery and two classic attractions. A Carousel and a Helter Skelter. We really tried to tie those into one of the franchises... but couldn't!

You will also find the first 'Big Coaster' of the park. The Silver Scream. This B&M will take you around and through Studio 2's lot. It's the oldest roller coaster in the park.

Moving down through the park towards the show lake, you'll find Storm Chaser. An indoor SFX flat ride.

Launch Control you are familiar with so we'll blast past that for now.

The back of the lake is currently all F&B locations and access to the Sky Ride.

Taking a left will take you to our loudest land. It currently houses Heavy Metal -a B&M launched sitdown and Rave Records - dual spinning rides themed to DJ Decks. This area is the newest land and is annoyingly still unnamed by the park. It's currently just a collection of music themed rides. We're going to resolve that this season...

To the right side of the lake, we have Studio 6 which is currently host to the Saguaro Guitaro Show. Twice a day come and see that Cactus play it's little guitar.

There is plenty of gift shops, food and beverage outlets across the entire park. We even have our own Hard Rock Cafe.

Join us throughout the season for more updates!

Edited Wednesday at 03:41 PM1 day by iEddiez