
Minecraft Rollercoaster Station Begins to Be Enclosed at Chessington
Work continues to progress on the new rollercoaster being built as part of Minecraft World at Chessington World of Adventures Resort.

Work continues to progress on the new rollercoaster being built as part of Minecraft World at Chessington World of Adventures Resort.

Over at Chessington World of Adventures, there has been a small update on the new Minecraft-themed rollercoaster. No new track has been installed yet, but work on the station building is making good progress.

There has been lots of progress at the World of Minecraft construction site at Chessington World of Adventures.

World of PAW Patrol officially opened at Chessington World of Adventures today, with speeches from Rob Smith, Chief Operating Officer at Merlin Entertainments, Vlad Perelman, Vice President of Global Business, LBE at Paramount, and Nick Bevan, Vice President for Chessington World of Adventu

Installation of the rollercoaster track is continuing at a fast pace, and the layout is becoming much more defined as more sections go up. One of the most exciting developments is the addition of drive motors, now clearly visible along parts of the track.

Our final construction update from Chessington’s World of Paw Patrol takes you through the entire journey of the project.

The Minecraft coaster has now gone vertical, and track and supports for the new Minecraft themed roller coaster have now been delivered, with some currently being stored in the grass car park.

Excitement is building at Chessington World of Adventures Resort as the park has officially announced that its brand-new World of PAW Patrol land will open on 3rd May 2026, just in time for the May Bank Holiday.

The first supports for the Minecraft rollercoaster at Chessington have officially been delivered, marking a significant step forward in the project.

With Rattlesnake no longer being based on a Mexican theme at Chessington, the ride has now been re-themed to fit within the Forbidden Kingdom area. The attraction has undergone a small makeover, with some of the old mine-style theming removed and replaced with new elements.

Elmer’s Flying Jumbos at Chessington is now being reassembled for the 2026 season. The ride’s arms have been freshly repainted, with brackets for the cars also receiving a refresh and being reinstalled.