Alton Towers news

Two months after launch, Wartezeiten.APP is on version 1.4.1. 16 store updates sit in between. For the next park day that mostly means this: you can share wait times, the Apple Watch keeps up, live numbers stay put when the signal dies, and 13 offline mini-games wait in the queue with you. The app did not switch jobs. Less guesswork before the gates, less guesswork once you are inside. It arrived in the App Store at the end of June 2026 as a native iOS app with Apple Watch, built for iOS 26....

Alton Towers Resort announced Final Exhibit as the latest addition to the Scarefest 2026 lineup. The scare maze puts guests in a chilling world of fear and suspense. It opens Saturday, Sept. 26, as part of the annual Halloween event, which runs through Sunday, Nov. 1. Howard Ebison, vice president of Alton Towers Resort, said, "Inspired by the rich history of Alton Towers, Final Exhibit will be a scare maze like no other. Guests will come face-to-face with truly terrifying characters and...

Theme park fans, take note: The Wartezeiten.APP has taken a major step forward. It is now available as a full native iOS app in the App Store – in seven languages and with comprehensive Apple Watch support. The app requires iOS 26 to deliver the best possible experience with its extensive technologies. It bundles live wait times, park status, weather, shows, statistics and smart alerts for more than 40 theme parks worldwide, giving visitors a quick overview of many parks at once – both...

Bluey fans, get ready for one of the most delightful and creative stunts in recent theme park history! Alton Towers Resort has just unveiled a massive 20 × 15 meter portrait of Bluey dressed as her beloved granny alter ego Janet – entirely constructed from exactly 11,494 cans of beans. The impressive artwork, which took only 18 hours to build, now sits proudly on the park’s iconic lawn right next to CBeebies Land. It’s the perfect kick-off to a huge milestone: On March 28, 2026,...