Can you take the extreme heat of Nemesis Inferno at THORPE PARK?
We've flipped the rollercoaster on its head with this mad inverted Hell ride into the fiery pit of a volcano!
Dare to ride Nemesis Inferno and you won't know which way is up as you loop, spin, dive and corkscrew
Audience: For people wanting to visit Thorpe park, also people within the height restrictions.
Purpose: To inform people about the ride showing pictures of it and outlining the rules and restrictions of the ride. Also persuade them to visit Thorpe park and go on the ride. People can also look of reviews of the ride to see other peoples thoughts on it in hope it will encourage them to visit.
Format: Big bold writing is used for the title of the ride in a eye catching font. Also questions are being used to try and persuade people to go on the ride.
On the page advertising the ride a question says "Can you take the extreme heat of Nemesis Inferno at THORPE PARK" this proposes a challenged to people also implying that there is a danger going on this ride and it is only for the brave who can "take the heat". Again implying the same thing " dare to ride" this making the ride something of an achievement if you go on it. The page also shows a gallery of picture which will give people a look at the ride and excite them in hope of persuading them to visit.
How has technology influenced this text? Picture, videos and reviews are able to be viewed from the website making it easier for people to see the ride. Also links to ticket prices and buying tickets are on the side therefore easy for people to click on and book.
How had the gender of the audience influenced the text? The ride isn't for a particular gender however looks as if it would appeal more to the male gender, this has been influenced by the challenge that has been implied by the text as suggesting it is a manly ride for brave people who "dare to ride". Also the fire aspect of the ride would be influenced by a male audience and they would look for extreme rides.
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