Goodbye for now Nemesis - It's been one hell of a ride
Thousands of thrillseekers flocked to Alton Towers Resort for one last chance to brave the Nemesis rollercoaster, which closed amid a spectacular live takeover on Sunday.
Thousands of thrillseekers flocked to Alton Towers Resort for one last chance to brave the Nemesis rollercoaster, which closed amid a spectacular live takeover on Sunday.

The news that Alton Towers' Nemesis ride is now closed marks the end of an era for fans of one of the UK's most iconic roller coasters. Since its debut in 1994, Nemesis has been thrilling riders with its intense inversions and thrilling elements.

More rollercoaster track has been delivered to Chessington ready to be installed over the next few days in peace and quiet. With it now being the closed season, this might be our last chance to look around!

Project Exodus has been given full approval! “The Secretary of State has decided not to call in this application. He is content that it should be determined by the local planning authority.”

The consultation website for Chessington has been updated with brand new information about another exciting development Chessington wishes to put forward to locals before submitting plans to the local council. Information on the website says:

It’s the last day of the 2022 theme park season at Chessington and it’s our last chance to see the progress made on The World Of Jumanji area and the new rollercoaster.

There is a new highlight for culinary enthusiasts seeking an extraordinary fine dining experience. On 4th November 2022, the unique gastronomic event concept 'Eatrenalin' will open in Rust next to the 4* superior hotel 'Krønasår'.

4 days after we reported that the track had been delivered for Chessington's new rollercoaster, we had spotted that the track we spotted was indeed for the station and just outside of the station / the first turn out of the ride.

Track has been delivered for Chessingtons newest rollercoaster which is due to open in 2023.

Alton Towers Resort is putting thrillseeking rollercoaster fans at the forefront of its plans for the world famous Nemesis ride by offering them the chance to be on the very last ride, along with its creative originator John Wardley.

Supports for the new rollercoaster at Chessington have flown up at a fast pace over the past. Since our last visit to the park supports installed for the new rollercoaster has gone from 3 installed and ready to track to possibly 90% installed!