
Scarefest 2025 New Maze Construction Begins at Alton Towers
Work has officially begun on Alton Towers Scarefest 2025, and things are already looking exciting!
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Work has officially begun on Alton Towers Scarefest 2025, and things are already looking exciting!
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Demolition work has begun in CBeebies Land at Alton Towers, as the park moves ahead with removing the Postman Pat ride. The ride system and track have already been ripped out, and blue construction boards have gone up around the site, signaling the start of a major new development.

The iconic water fountains on Toxicator have finally been switched on – and guests are coming off absolutely drenched! The added splash definitely cranks up the thrill factor, but if you’re hoping to stay dry, we’d recommend grabbing a poncho or aiming for one of the four corner seats.

Get Set Go Tree Top Adventure has officially reopened today at Alton Towers following a significant rerouting project.

The Alton Towers Dining Plans are officially back — making it even easier (and more affordable) to enjoy delicious meals during your stay.

It's all systems go at Alton Towers as major changes are happening in and around CBeebies Land!

Alton Towers has announced changes to its line-up of family attractions, with the closure of two popular rides this summer. According to the park’s updated ride availability page, Get Set Go Tree Top Adventure and Postman Pat Parcel Post will both be closing from 3rd June.

Alton Towers Resort has today (Saturday 3rd May) welcomed the return of one of its most iconic attractions—the Skyride—after an extensive, multi-million-pound refurbishment.

A new piece of theming has quietly made its way into Forbidden Valley, just down the pathway from Nemesis Reborn and Toxicator—and it’s got some serious energy. Literally.

Alton Towers Unveils Exclusive Hex: The Legend of the Towers - Behind the Scenes VIP Experience

Alton Towers has removed Flávio’s attraction, but remnants of its existence still linger. The fencing and queue line remain intact, hinting at the ride’s past presence, while signage featuring the ride’s name and characters can still be spotted.