Published 2 years ago

Alton Towers countdown as popular ride set to shut for two years

Summary by Ground News

Nemesis was Europe's first inverted rollercoaster when it opened in 1994. Since then it has been ridden more than 50 million times. It will be closing on 6 November, because of the "beast's abnormal behaviour" It will return in 2024 after an "exciting revamp"

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BBC News

Nemesis: Popular Alton Towers Resort ride set to close

Fans of the rollercoaster reminisce about it on Facebook as the ride prepares for a major overhaul.

2 years ago·United Kingdom

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Daily Mirror

Alton Towers is closing its iconic Nemesis rollercoaster from November

Alton Towers has announced it will be closing iconic ride Nemesis from November 2022 - but it's not all bad news for thrill-seekers

2 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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Metro News

Alton Towers fans have one last chance to ride Nemesis rollercoaster until 2024

Nemesis is set to close to park-goers until 2024 (Credits: Bloomberg via Getty Images)Thrill seekers are being urged to ride on Alton Towers Resort’s famous Nemesis rollercoaster before it closes on 6th November.The iconic rollercoaster will have operations paused ahead of returning for its 30th anniversary, with a major revamp that is set to leave adrenaline junkies trembling in anticipation.Park-goers now have just a few more weeks to enjoy th…

2 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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