the £4.6 million on repairs and improvements that Cave had recommended and named the allegations "baseless". But High Court Judge Elisabeth Laing ruled that the campaign was a "matter of public interest" and refused the injunction to silence Cave. Green belt restrictions Due to the majority of the theme park being located on green belt lands the park is subject to several restrictions. Most significant are restrictions in height (no building higher than the tree line), noise (with time restrictions) and traffic management. Various rides have had to have been built in pits due to these restrictions. It is most noticeable on Blue Barnacle, Croc Drop and Rattlesnake. The resort cannot operate Vampire past 11pm. The resort was not allowed to build anything higher than the Peeking Heights Ferris Wheel, which has since been removed from the park. Gallery Main gallery: Chessington World of Adventures Resort at WikiCommons Theme park and features Chessington Zoo See also List of theme parks in the United Kingdom List of amusement parks References External links 1987 establishments in England Organizations established in 1987 Merlin Entertainments Group Amusement parks in England Parks and open spaces in the Royal Borough of Kingston upon Thames Buildings and structures in the Royal Borough of Kingston upon Thames Tourist attractions in the Royal Borough of Kingston upon Thames