
Bluey The Ride at Alton Towers Receives Entrance Sign and New Theming
It’s our first look at Bluey the Ride: Here Come The Grannies! at Alton Towers in a few weeks, and since our last visit, a lot has changed!

It’s our first look at Bluey the Ride: Here Come The Grannies! at Alton Towers in a few weeks, and since our last visit, a lot has changed!

Alton Towers Resort has unveiled a giant portrait of Bluey made from over 11,000 cans of beans to announce the opening date of the world’s first Bluey rollercoaster at CBeebies Land.

Alton Towers’ iconic Corkscrew element, now standing at the front of the park as a nod to its rollercoaster past, is currently undergoing refurbishment and repainting. News of the repaint was revealed a few weeks ago, and the flaking paint has already been jetwashed off.

Huge progress has been made on the brand-new Bluey-themed rollercoaster at Alton Towers, and the transformation is becoming more noticeable by the day.

Alton Towers has today unveiled a first look at the front of the brand-new Bluey rollercoaster train. The vibrant design features Bluey and Bingo dressed as Grannies, perfectly matching the ride’s name: “Bluey the Ride: Here Come the Grannies.”

Alton Towers has officially announced that Alton After Dark will be returning for the 2026 season. The popular late-night event will run across the first three weekends of the 2026 theme park season, giving guests the chance to experience the resort after sunset.

The world-first Bluey coaster at Alton Towers Resort will be officially known as “Bluey the Ride: Here Come the Grannies!” Bluey fans worldwide have been given a behind the scenes look at the brand-new coaster coming to CBeebies Land in Spring 2026.

Set sail for adventure this February Half Term as Pirate Takeover returns to Alton Towers Resort.

Opening Date – 14th March 2026 Closing Date – 8th November 2026

Alton Towers’ new rollercoaster for 2026, themed around the popular children’s cartoon Bluey, is shaping up to be an exciting addition to the park.

Exciting progress is underway at Alton Towers, where the brand-new Bluey-themed rollercoaster has officially begun installation. Over the past few days, the lift hill, station track, and airgates for the ride have all been put into place, marking a major milestone in construction.