
Alton Towers Waterpark Maintenance
The Alton Towers Water Park is often closed for a couple of days at the start of January for its annual maintenance. However in 2011 the water park is going to be closed for a longer period of time.

The Alton Towers Water Park is often closed for a couple of days at the start of January for its annual maintenance. However in 2011 the water park is going to be closed for a longer period of time.

Alton towers have announced via there facebook page late last night that they have a temporary ice rink at the resort behind the Alton Towers Hotel. The ice skating rink is at an extra charge however its quite cheap. Its from £3 for children and from £5 for adults.

The Beastie at Alton Towers has been around for quite some time now however today was the last day of operation for the attraction.

Alton towers shall be ending the theme park season with a bang this year with the biggest and best fireworks display the resort has ever seen. This extraordinary event will also be celebrating the launch of the world first coaster and will mark the resorts 20th Birthday.

Halloween is coming and the parks are pulling out all of the stops this year. With the addition of Thirteen this years halloween event Scarefest is going to be the spookiest one yet! Will you be able to handle Nemesis in the dark?

Friday the 13th may be unlucky for some however today Alton Towers Resort have changed one of there newest attractions names from Th13teen to Fou13teen for the day. The rides entrance has been changed for the day and the shop has got exclusive merchandise for the day.

Celebrate 30 years of the Alton Towers Resort! 2010 marks a special year of events as we celebrate the Theme Park's 30th birthday! There are lots of exciting events planned to mark this special occasion.

Thirteen officially opens!

After closing due to a large fire that destroyed the old Skyride station in The Dark forest the whole system has had an overhaul during the closed season and the burnt down station has been rebuilt better than ever!

The damage of the Skyride Fire at Cred Street is now visible at Alton Towers. All of the damaged walls and dangerous structures have been removed leaving just a shell of the building left.

Alton Towers have submitted plans to the local council for the removal of the Corkscrew and the installation of a new rollercoaster for the 2010 season.