What I noticed in the theme park today..

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1. too many men wearing no tops, but gold chains.
2. a lot of swearing
3. a lot of tight fitting dresses seemed a bit hot
4. kids in uncomfortable shoes bad for their feet (no good for walking about)
5. teens in hoodies - it was 27 degrees
6. lots of missing teeth in adults
7. queues too many of them

Don’t think so, there’s been no mention of roaches climbing the walls.

Teens wearing clothing that is totally inappropriate for the weather is hardly worth commenting on 🤣

I take it you haven’t read this recent thread “Better than Center Parcs?” where the OP basically describes that CP is going to the dogs with smokers, anti-social behaviour etc and wants recommendations for more “up-market” family U.K. holidays at a budget of £6000-10,000 😳😱 Clearly the riffraff from OP’s theme park have made it into CP…

Dental work costs so much. Unless you've been genetically blessed AND disciplined with cleaning including religious flossing and a decent diet. Even routine check ups and hygienist costs money so no wonder bad teeth go hand in hand with certain demographics ALTHOUGH i noticed some upper class folks seem to keep their wonky stained teeth (Boris J springs to mind)

Was it Chessington ?

It was Drayton Manor peeps, the OP said as much upthread.

😂

I just bought some tight ribbed dresses……. from Boden! What does this mean?

You're not in the UK? .Missing teeth, swearing families, chavy but amazing bodies 🤣 ok no English man with his top off and has missing teeth has an amazing body. Pull the other one!

Probably worried about glass houses

Ooh good point! I noticed that every potentially chavvy point of reference was mentioned except weight 🤔

Gold chains and topless… sounds very 2002.
Also not very bright, even when it’s not hot you can still get wind burn or sun burn.

Queues- it the summer holidays, wouldn’t expect anything else.

You're obviously a very confused individual, I recommend therapy & possibly reevaluating your life entirely,

@Thankgoodnessforabitofsun 🤣🤣🤣

Darling theme parks are not for the likes of you, stick to Glyndbourne.

https://www.mumsnet.com/talk/holidays/4865773-better-than-center-parcs

I don't think she has actually said it, but if she did she is defaming Drayton Manor, because the queues really are not long. Also it wasn't 27° there any time recently.

I really disagree about not possible to have amazing bodies. There are chavvy women and men who have great bodies from genes or working in construction for men. Teeth is a different kettle of fish as it requires a lot of money and a rough lifestyle (drugs, fights, alcohol, childhood neglect..etc) causes loss.

Has anyone mentioned vaping and neon nails?

I've taken my now adult kids to a lot of theme parks: Disney Florida, Disney Paris, Alton towers, Thorpe park,Chessington, Legoland, Drayton manor, etc - the only thing that sticks on my mind re the people there were the families in Florida wearing matching, highly patterned PJ-like outfits - what's that all about?! I live in outer London and am used to seeing what OP lists so I don't notice. Just normal people having a day out.

The swearing though was ridiculous.

If your kids start copying, just tell them they fucking can't.

Maybe to you but in this country they are on the ugly side and never seen a nice body on men with their tops off and missing teeth in the UK 😂 they Dutch men on the other hand nice teeth and bodies and aren't chavvy 😆

You noticed, you judged, you came on social media to get others to join in

I thought you were going to say parents on their phones, ignoring their children.

I'm more shocked a glamorous upper class person like OP went to such a establishment.

shame this is how she describes walking with her own family

NHS dentistry through the pandemic meant there was no dentistry treatment provided. They pulled teeth and that was it. I ended up having 4 removed because I’d been half way through root canal treatment when the pandemic hit, got an extremely bad infection that didn’t shift with 5 courses of antibiotics. A year later when they finally got around to restarting treatment there was nothing they could do to save the tooth to the surrounding teeth.

Everyone commenting about “toothless” people, all you’re doing is making people feel ashamed for not having been able to access treatment through no fault of their own. It wasn’t a case of not brushing teeth, it was a case of services were outright removed.