Leekbrookgull
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Whats is good ? What is wrong ? How could they improve ? Please keep it simple. 
I work there. 
I work there. 
Alton Towers. Your veiws.
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- Jul 7, 2003
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Haven't been for a few years but it seemed very expensive compared to theme parks in the US.
Though about the same (ie overpriced) as Chessington, Thorpe Park etc.
Though about the same (ie overpriced) as Chessington, Thorpe Park etc.
The Auditor
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Went a couple of years ago ...kids enjoyed it more than me..didnt think the prices were too bad just a bit of "long queues" that took the edge off the day. Hoping to go again in mid April..
No coincidence. All 3 parks belong to the Tussauds Group.
Burgess Hill Seagulls
hmmmm...
Alton Towers is class! Much better than Thorpe Park. Air is the best coaster in the world
Easy 10
Brain dead MUG SHEEP
I find all theme parks a hideous ordeal. Vast queues, overpriced food, screaming brats, noise, ripoff souveniers, humungous carparks that take an eternity to get out of.
The kids love the rides though. So for their sake I'll do the rounds once, then retire to a park bench with a decent book and wait for it all to be over (ie when they're ready to leave). But I f***ing dread it every time.
The kids love the rides though. So for their sake I'll do the rounds once, then retire to a park bench with a decent book and wait for it all to be over (ie when they're ready to leave). But I f***ing dread it every time.
Djmiles
Barndoor Holroyd
Tad expensive but fun
im planning to go alton towers next month dont spose any1 no's where i can get 2 for 1 ticket vouchers do they? there usually on cereal boxes and stuff but i dont seem to be able to find any!
as i said above, got mine on the gate/car park.
magoo
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Whats is good ? What is wrong ? How could they improve ? Please keep it simple.
why in Alton Towers world do children become adults at the age of 12 when in the rest of the country it's 18??
Seagullible
Super Keeper
Like Alton Towers, tad expensive but can be good with the fasttrack which doesn't work at Thorpe park
im planning to go alton towers next month dont spose any1 no's where i can get 2 for 1 ticket vouchers do they? there usually on cereal boxes and stuff but i dont seem to be able to find any!
Tetley Tea.
They are doing the 2 for 1 voucher. It is valid at Alton Towers, Madame Tussauds, Thorpe Park, Legoland, Warwick Castle, Sea Life etc...
It's the 80 bag box of Tetley Tea you need - the smaller 40 bag box has a FREE FUN promotion and that is NOT what you want!
magoo
New member
oh yea, why should a parent who has no intention of going on any rides pay the same as an adult that does go on the rides?
Alton Towers is the best theme park I've been to, offering good value - even in the two hotels. Much better all round than the Disney parks, better than PhantasiaLand in Germany, and more exciting and better value than both LegoLands.
But my suggested improvements are:
1) Redesign your fast track facility: One fast track per ride per ticket only, and you shouldn't be able to buy any more fast track passes, because on busy days it shows contempt for the people who have already bought what are already expensive tickets. This is the one thing Disney have got right.
2) More readily available *healthy* food.
But my suggested improvements are:
1) Redesign your fast track facility: One fast track per ride per ticket only, and you shouldn't be able to buy any more fast track passes, because on busy days it shows contempt for the people who have already bought what are already expensive tickets. This is the one thing Disney have got right.
2) More readily available *healthy* food.
That's my biggest complaint about all these theme parks. We tend to take our own.
Tom Hark Preston Park
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- Jul 6, 2003
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My daughter worked there, in the restaurant, when she was a student. She reckoned that practically every family of Northern monkeys tried to complain about the food - after they'd eaten it of course- in order to get something knocked off the bill.
You know the definition of a Yorkshireman. A Scot with all the generosity squeezed out of him.
Tom Hark Preston Park
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- Jul 6, 2003
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You know the definition of a Yorkshireman. A Scot with all the generosity squeezed out of him.
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