I don't see why it shouldn't be possible, however check with the box office if that's the actual case. Would not be surprised it's not possible because of the special event, but then again they don't charge people more for Fireworks in the first place.Stripes91 wrote:If I was to purchase tickets from Nov 5th (fireworks) could I purchase a 'bounce back' ticket on park for the 6th?
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It appears so for today atleast. From my knowledge they only really go for the one day so maybe tomorrow and Sunday will be ok.DrKelman wrote:Is this weekend classed as travelers weekend? I'm going to Alton tomorrow and don't want to be overrun by them :lol
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I've booked to stay at AT this week with the park entry included (scarefest + free 2nd day etc). Will I have to book the Scarefest mazes as well separately or are they included in my package? I know there is mention of booking a time slot.
Also will I have to book a table at the Rollercoaster restaurant or will I be able to get one if I just turn up?
And last question, is it worth purchasing the 'All day all you can eat' package? What does it include?
Also will I have to book a table at the Rollercoaster restaurant or will I be able to get one if I just turn up?
And last question, is it worth purchasing the 'All day all you can eat' package? What does it include?
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Hey Rhezz,Rhezz wrote:I've booked to stay at AT this week with the park entry included (scarefest + free 2nd day etc). Will I have to book the Scarefest mazes as well separately or are they included in my package? I know there is mention of booking a time slot.
Also will I have to book a table at the Rollercoaster restaurant or will I be able to get one if I just turn up?
And last question, is it worth purchasing the 'All day all you can eat' package? What does it include?
Unless you have been told otherwise, the mazes are an extra that you can either book in advance or pay on the day of your visit. It's £20 for all three, or £16 if you are a MAP holder.
The Roller Coaster Restaurant is no longer taking reservations, so you'll be free to walk up on the day for a table, just be aware that it's likely to be very busy.
Unfortunately I've never purchased the all day dining package so wouldn't know much about that, perhaps someone else can expand?
Hope this has been useful
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I hit up Merlin the other day with some questions regarding that as well!Rhezz wrote:
And last question, is it worth purchasing the 'All day all you can eat' package? What does it include?
All info can be found here: https://www.altontowers.com/activities/ ... ay-dining/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
It's a bit cheaper when pre-book online, but you can always head to the box office before 3PM to get them there/check availability. I would advise you to pre-book even as an annual pass holder, as the price on the day is still more expensive than pre-booking.
Note that you have to be an even number of people to use it! And check the website for which restaurants you can use too. I'm planning to use them myself for my next visit, so I could not tell you how it is personally, but hope it helps!
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Follow up to the All Day Dining tickets:
Use this link instead if you pre-order during Scarefest. The price is higher (which makes sense considering the park is open for longer): http://www.altontowers.com/activities/events/scarefest/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Use this link instead if you pre-order during Scarefest. The price is higher (which makes sense considering the park is open for longer): http://www.altontowers.com/activities/events/scarefest/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
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This was common on a lot of B&M's at the time. It is easier to install one rather than modify the track later on if required. Some B&M's were also built with two holes through the track to install a trim at a later date, again if required.
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Hi All,
Does anyone know why the resort is closing down from 3rd January until the end of March????
We usually go for a weekend stay in the hotels Jan/Feb time and have a great time in the waterpark and making the most of the hotel facilities, but this year I noticed no availability on the website. When I called AT to enquire, they said that the resort is completely closing down!
This is the first time I have known this. Anyone know what's going on? Last time we went out of season the place was really busy still, seems an odd decision to close completely.
Does anyone know why the resort is closing down from 3rd January until the end of March????
We usually go for a weekend stay in the hotels Jan/Feb time and have a great time in the waterpark and making the most of the hotel facilities, but this year I noticed no availability on the website. When I called AT to enquire, they said that the resort is completely closing down!
This is the first time I have known this. Anyone know what's going on? Last time we went out of season the place was really busy still, seems an odd decision to close completely.
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Just chatted to one of the team online and They will be adding breaks for Feb half term to the website very soon
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Whether Nemesis: Sub-Terra will open, how does the floor work on the towers? When you sit down, you don't think the floor underneath your feet will move and you get nervous. After you drop as soon as you stop rising up, the flow seems to have 'reappeared'. I have always wondered what happens to the floor.
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On my first ride I thought the metal flooring would flap down or something so when the reshow was happening I was watching the floor for it to flap down. It was a bit of a scare when it dropped and I thought I would not end up good. And then when it raised back to the top and it 'reappeared instantly' I was baffled. Thanks Owen and MakoMania for clearing this up!
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I swear I wasn't dreaming this, but very early on in the SW7 development, wasn't their like a competition going on at the time to be involved/create ideas (or something alone these lines), to be involved with making SW7? I'm almost 99.9% sure I remember seeing this on an external site from Alton Towers about this which was teasing a new coaster for 2013?
Does anyone know if it ever happened or like what it actually was, I swear I'm not going mad :lol :yikes:
Does anyone know if it ever happened or like what it actually was, I swear I'm not going mad :lol :yikes:
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I wonder if the winner actually gave the idea of the ride. :-k
Don't suppose we know who won?
Don't suppose we know who won?
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