Exciting developments are underway at Chessington as work on the new Paw Patrol World continues to ramp up! Since our last update, significant strides have been made on the ground surrounding the upcoming rollercoaster.
Get ready for a paw-some adventure – the Paw Patrol Meet and Greets have officially begun at Chessington World of Adventures!
The gradual removal of Chessington’s Wild Asia continues, with the most noticeable activity currently centered around the clearing of trees. While progress appears steady, there haven't been any major changes since the last update.
Exciting news for thrill-seekers and ride enthusiasts! Chessington World of Adventures has just updated their website to include VIP Tomb Blaster Tours – and trust us, you won’t want to miss this one-of-a-kind experience.
Work around the Mexicana area is progressing well, with the ground now levelled and prepped for the next phase of development.
Work is now well underway at Chessington World of Adventures as the park begins clearing Wild Asia to make way for a brand-new themed land, set to open in 2027.
Chessington has just dropped a fresh collection of pins and patches! Among the new offerings, there's a standout retro vampire pin badge featuring a swinging car, and yes, you read that right – the car actually moves on the pin!
Activity has kicked off in Wild Asia as tree cutting begins in and around the area to make way for upcoming construction work. Temporary fencing is expected to be installed soon, marking the next stage in the transformation.
With the recent Paw Patrol announcement earlier this week, Chessington has now installed themed banners around the Mexicana construction site, offering guests a glimpse of what's to come. These new decorations mark a symbolic turning point—this is our final Mexicana deconstruction update.
Merlin Entertainments, a world leader in branded entertainment destinations, has announced a new partnership with Paramount to bring PAW Patrol – the number one pre-school brand in the UK and globally, produced by Spin Master Entertainment – to one of its leading UK theme parks in 2026.
The old Mexicana restaurant has been partially demolished, and inside the remaining building, internal walls have now been stripped out. Meanwhile, the buildings in the small zoo area are still standing — but not for much longer, as further demolition work is expected soon.