
Chessington World of Adventures 2026 Opening Times
Opening Date – 20 March 2026 Closing Date – 1 November 2026

Opening Date – 20 March 2026 Closing Date – 1 November 2026

There’s plenty of work taking place around Chessington during the closed season, and a lot can already be seen from the areas of the park that remain open.

Chessington’s replacement for Wild Asia is really starting to heat up!

It’s our first visit to Chessington for a few weeks and it’s our first look at the rollercoaster track installed for the paw patrol rollercoaster

Chessington World of Adventures have shared an exciting update on their social media today: “PAWsome construction update... see our upcoming brand-new PAW Patrol themed coaster go from its first piece of track, to the final piece!”

Exciting progress is being made over at Chessington! Track and supports for the brand-new Paw Patrol rollercoaster have now been delivered, along with the air gates for the station.

As the 2025 season at Chessington draws to a close, fans are getting their final look at the park before the winter lull sets in. Groundwork for the highly anticipated new area—and its major rollercoaster—has officially begun.

Chessington’s Winter’s Tail 2025 promises a truly magical Christmas adventure for families, running from 22 November to 31 December 2025. Tickets start from £22 per person, or from £32 if you want to include the enchanting Christmas Village experience.

Go Ape has confirmed that its Chessington location will permanently close, marking the end of one of Surrey’s most popular outdoor adventure experiences. The closure brings to an end years of zip lines, rope bridges, and forest fun that attracted families and thrill-seekers alike.

Exciting developments are underway at Chessington World of Adventures as construction on the highly anticipated Paw Patrol-themed land continues to progress this October.

Chessington’s next big investment, set to open in 2027, is already well underway — and signs point to it being one of the park’s largest projects yet.