Another Alton Towers ride is coming.
EDITORIAL USE ONLY.A pop-up 'haunted' doll's house unveiled by Alton Towers Resort in east London, to mark the official launch date of the theme park's newest dark ride, 'The Curse at Alton Manor'. Picture date: Wednesday February 15, 2023. PA Photo. The doll's house offers an immersive experience with jump scares and clues as to what the new ride will entail when it opens March 18. Picture credit should read: David Parry/PA Wire..
He said: “Alton Towers is the UK’s most popular and largest theme park, it is therefore an important generator of tourism – particularly in the Staffordshire area – and we are a major local employer. Councillors overwhelmingly backed the proposals, but raised some concerns about the affect the new building might have on the surrounding area.
He called for a restriction on the height at which lighting can be placed on the building, as well as fast-growing conifers surrounding it to help screen the building. He added: “Alton Towers have consistently delivered good, impressive, exciting rides that our children and ourselves have loved for many years.”
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