
Minecraft Coaster’s Indoor Track, Possible Spike and Elevated Queue Take Shape
More track and supports have been delivered for Chessington World of Adventures’ new Minecraft rollercoaster.

More track and supports have been delivered for Chessington World of Adventures’ new Minecraft rollercoaster.

River Caves at Blackpool Pleasure Beach remains closed, although work appears to be underway to reseal the ride’s trough.

Although Toxicator only opened in 2025, one of the ride’s main effects has still not returned for the 2026 season. The water fountains remain switched off and have been covered with a themed tarpaulin.

A collection of mysterious wooden crates has appeared at the exit of Hex, sparking rumours that a new museum-style attraction or display could be coming to Alton Towers.

Viking River Splash is now completely gone at LEGOLAND Windsor, with all of the ride’s trough removed and only parts of the station’s rear walls remaining.

With the former LEGO Studios 4D cinema now almost completely removed, work has turned to finishing the demolition of the nearby Sky Rider attraction.

Some beautiful new LEGO models have been installed in the Knights’ Kingdom area at LEGOLAND Windsor. Slowly but surely, LEGO and Merlin appear to be replacing models throughout the park, helping to create a fresher and more modern look across the resort.

The Twice the Fun ticket offer is back, allowing guests to enjoy two theme park visits for the price of one this summer.

Elmer’s Flying Jumbos at Chessington is finally being reassembled after being closed off for around a year.
There has been a huge track delivery at Chessington for the new Minecraft rollercoaster, revealing the colour scheme for the outdoor sections of the ride.

Chessington World of Adventures Resort is preparing for a summer of music, dancing and family adventures, with two live shows running from 18 July until 31 August 2026.