Alton Towers Discussion ThreadP. 580: "The World of David Walliams" announced for 2020!Users viewing this topic: No registered users and 6 guests I think didnt happen on the ride. Or else as you people have said, she wasnt riding properly. The G-Forces are similar to Oblivion, abit more, but G-Forces that strong dont break bones.
Or else is it talking about the speed it changes banking? It doesnt seem to bank fast. I think they are just saying that the coaster did it, but it didnt really. --Ryan "Is it just me or are there an awful lot of coaster injuries, breakdowns occuring?" Berry-- Alton Towers - Charlie and the Chocolate FactoryTaken from Rideas:
This is in the latest issue of "The Source", which is the new name for the staff newsletter: ------------------------------------- TOP NEW ATTRACTION FOR 2006 Alton Towers will proudly unveil a magical new attraction in April 2006. The former Toyland Tours ride on Cred Street will be transformed beyond all recognition to create Charlie and The Chocolate Factory. This fantastic family attraction will reflect the dream-like world created by Roald Dahl in his famous book. Arriving through the factory gates, guests will take a tour on water through the chocolate factory. They will then disembark and walk through the colourful inventing room before taking an unforgettable ride in the famous glass lift. Head of Brand Marketing, Tracy Burton said: "It will be an amazing adventure for children and nostalgic adults alike. The highlight will, without a doubt, be the glass lift. Using state-of-the-art technology, guests will really feel as though they are flying. It's a very exciting addition to Alton Towers!" ------------------------------------- Scan of the article here: http://dan.towersalmanac.com/source_ccf1.jpg I left the theater practically knowing a ride would come of that movie. This should be a unique addition to AT.
-Sean C.
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