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Festival of Thrills
Type:Festival
Alton Towers Resort, Farley Lane, Alton, Staffordshire, ST10 4DB
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Celebrate Alton Towers Resort’s awesome rollercoasters as they reawaken this spring at the Staffordshire Theme Park's Festival of Thrills! With serious speeds and heart-pumping loops, twists and turns, visitors can join the chosen ones on Wicker Man, brave Oblivion’s iconic vertical drop and enjoy G-forces greater than a space shuttle on the legendary Nemesis. To heighten the excitement, each of the Resort’s big 7 rollercoasters will have its own live music playing out at this adrenalin-inducing event!
Advance 1-Day Pass from £36.00 per person
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