The title of this article is a placeholder.
The actual name of this attraction is not known or it may not have a formal name.
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| Manufacturer | Schwarzkopf | ||||||
| Type | Steel - Suspended | ||||||
| Propulsion | 3 chain lift hills | ||||||
| Inversions | 0 | ||||||
A roller coaster was planned to open at Alton Towers for the 1991 season. It was to be a suspended roller coaster built by Schwarzkopf in the area beside Corkscrew that would eventually become home to Thirteen. The project was shelved when Tussauds took over the park, as it wasn't in keeping with their vision for Alton Towers.
Design
The ride would have had a layout somewhat similar to Lisebergbanan at Liseberg in Sweden. The ride featured three lift hills, two of which ran parallel to each other, like a racing roller coaster. If it had opened, it would have probably have been the longest steel coaster in the world until the opening of Ultimate at Lightwater Valley in 1992.
It was to be built in the section currently occupied by Nemesis.
Present
Coasters
Attractions
Battle GalleonsBugbie Go RoundCongo River RapidsGangsta Granny: The RideGet Set Go Tree Top AdventureGo Jetters Vroomster Zoom rideHeave HoHexIn The Night Garden Magical Boat RideMarauder's MayhemMonorailNemesis Sub-TerraPeter Rabbit Hippity HopPostman Pat Parcel PostRoyal CarouselSkyrideThe Curse at Alton ManorToxicatorTwirling Toadstool
Former
Attractions
Adventure RailwayAlton Towers DungeonAstroglideBladeBlue CarouselBoneshakerBouncing BugsCablecarsChair-O-PlaneCred Street CarouselCrown CarouselDynamoEnterpriseFerris WheelFlavio's Fabulous FandangoFlumeFlying CarpetFunk 'N' FlyFunk’n’FlyGallopersGhost TrainGravitronHelter SkelterMississippi ShowboatMixtapeOctopusOld MacDonald's Tractor RideRipsawRoller DiscoSpace BoatSpinjamSubmissionSwan Boat RideTri-StarTurbo StarTwistatronVintage CarsWaltzerWater Chute