Alton Towers Resort has unveiled a giant portrait of Bluey made from over 11,000 cans of beans to announce the opening date of the world’s first Bluey rollercoaster at CBeebies Land.
LEGOLAND Windsor has submitted a site notice of application for prior approval for demolition. The application seeks a determination from the local planning authority regarding the method of demolition and any proposed restoration of the former Vikings’ River Splash ride.
Construction is progressing quickly at Chessington World of Adventures as redevelopment of the former Wild Asia area continues. Foundations are well underway for a brand-new rollercoaster featuring both indoor and outdoor sections, alongside a new flat ride.
Construction on PAW Patrol World at Chessington World of Adventures is advancing rapidly, and the transformation of the area is now clearly visible from around the resort.
Big news from Pleasure Beach Resort — Journey to Hell is getting its biggest shake-up ever. For Halloween 2026, the popular scare event is moving to a brand-new format, transforming it into a full day and night experience for the first time.
Alton Towers’ iconic Corkscrew element, now standing at the front of the park as a nod to its rollercoaster past, is currently undergoing refurbishment and repainting. News of the repaint was revealed a few weeks ago, and the flaking paint has already been jetwashed off.
Huge progress has been made on the brand-new Bluey-themed rollercoaster at Alton Towers, and the transformation is becoming more noticeable by the day.
LEGOLAND Windsor has officially submitted a prior notification application for the demolition of Vikings’ River Splash, which has been SBNO since its closure in September 2023.
Thorpe Park has officially announced the future of the larger section of the area formerly known as Amity Beach. This space is set to be transformed into a brand-new chill-out zone, giving visitors the perfect place to relax during a busy day at the park.
Alton Towers has today unveiled a first look at the front of the brand-new Bluey rollercoaster train. The vibrant design features Bluey and Bingo dressed as Grannies, perfectly matching the ride’s name: “Bluey the Ride: Here Come the Grannies.”
Following recent feedback from the accessibility community, Merlin has announced that proposed changes to the Ride Access Pass (RAP) system will not be going ahead at this time.