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48 Things To Do In liverpool this month

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Storybook Walls: How to Create a Magical Bedroom For Your Child with Canvas Prints

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Creating the perfect bedroom for your child offers a unique opportunity to foster their imagination, comfort, and sense of self. As parents, we desire not just to provide a space for rest but to construct an environment that feels magical and inspiring. One underexploited approach to achieving this goal is through the strategic use of canvas prints. This art medium merges the charm of traditional painting with the personal touch of your chosen imagery, turning your child's bedroom into a storybook setting they will adore.

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Capturing Childhood Imaginations
To capture the essence of childhood, integrating canvas prints into your decorating scheme allows you to display photos beautifully in a way that captivates and stimulates your little one's imagination. From fairy tale landscapes to galactic adventures, the themes are endless and customisable. The trick is to select images that resonate with your child's interests and dreams, effectively turning their room into a visual story that they are part of.

Selecting The Perfect Images
Start by involving your child in the selection of images. This not only makes the decorating process a bonding experience but also ensures that the final result is something they are genuinely excited about. Whether it's their favourite storybook characters, animals, or a scenic landscape, ensure that the images are vibrant and full of detail to captivate and inspire.

Embracing Themes and Colours
When selecting canvas prints, consider the current or intended theme and colour scheme of the bedroom. For a cohesive look, the prints should complement the room's overall design. This doesn't mean everything needs to match precisely, but the colours and themes of the prints should harmonise with the surrounding décor to create a unified and enchanting space.

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Quality Matters
Not all canvas prints are created equal, and when it comes to creating a magical space for your child, quality is key. High-quality prints will not only last longer but will also look more vibrant and detailed, contributing significantly to the room's overall magical feel. Look for suppliers who use durable materials and offer crisp, high-resolution printing to ensure that your chosen images look stunning and remain a cherished part of your child's room for years.

Size and Placement
The magic is in the details, and when it comes to canvas prints, size, and placement play a crucial role. Consider larger prints as focal points or mix various sizes to create a gallery wall that tells a story. By placing prints at your child's eye level, you can engage their sense of wonder directly, making the artwork more interactive and enjoyable.

DIY Magic
For an even more personalised touch, consider creating canvas prints from your child’s own artwork. This not only boosts their self-esteem by showcasing their creations but also adds an unmistakably personal charm to the décor. Imagine the delight on your child's face when they see their own drawings transformed into professional-looking art that adorns their walls.

Creating a Gallery Wall
A gallery wall composed of canvas prints can be a dynamic feature in your child’s bedroom. Mix and match sizes and orientations to create an engaging display. Incorporate prints of their favourite characters, their art, and even family photos to make the story even more personal. This approach ensures that the bedroom truly reflects your child's individuality.

Enhancing With Accessories
To complement the canvas prints and elevate the magical atmosphere, incorporate themed accessories around the room. Soft, glowing lights can mimic the feeling of being in a fairy tale. Plush rugs and soft furnishings in thematic colors complete the setting, enveloping your child in a cozy, inspiring world each time they enter.

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Final Thoughts
Creating a magical bedroom for your child goes beyond decoration—it's about crafting a personal sanctuary that celebrates their imagination and individuality. Canvas prints offer a versatile, durable, and personalisable solution to turn blank walls into storybook landscapes. 

By thoughtfully selecting and positioning these prints, combined with a sprinkle of thematic accessories and personal touches, you can transform your child's bedroom into a mesmerising retreat that encourages dreams and storytelling. In doing so, you're not just decorating a room; you're creating a backdrop for the precious memories and adventures that your child will cherish throughout their childhood.

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Accessible Theme Parks In The UK

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As a theme park and a rollercoaster loving family we visit a wide range of UK theme parks each year. Our love of thrill rides is growing each year and as the boys get older we are trying to cram as much in to our days as we can. The days can be long and tough on the legs and as we get older I have often wondered just how long we can continue to visit theme parks as they can be quite a challenge even to those fit and well. It does make me think are the theme parks we visit accessible to all especially those who have limited mobility, use a wheelchair or need to use stair lifts when at home. I have done some research and here are our top 8 accessible themes parks in the UK.

rita rollercoaster


Alton Towers
Alton Towers is the park we visit the most throughout the year. If you have visited you will know that the resort is huge and can be quite challenging to walk around as well a queuing for rides at this popular attraction. However there are facilities to make your day easier should you need it. 

Blue Badge Parking - parking close to the entrance is available for guests who hold a blue badge. The disabled parking entrance is clearly signposted on arrival at the resort. There is a charge for parking and it will be signposted on the day of your visit.

Free Carer Ticket - A free carer ticket will be issued upon proof of a disability. 

Ride Access Pass - This is available to guests who may find it difficult or cannot stand for long periods of time either due to a physical disability or a learning/emotional impairment. Pre registration is required at least 7 days before your visit.

Toilets - All toilets at Alton Towers have wheelchair friendly toilets. The resort also offers changing spaces for those who need it. You do need a radar key to use these facilities and if you do not own one you can loan a key from guest services for £20. (fully refundable).

Hire Options - Wheelchairs and mobility scooters are available to hire from Guest Services on the day of your visit. A £20 refundable deposit is required for wheelchairs and are on a first come first served basis. If you require a mobility scooter then you will need to pre register before your visit as only a limited number of scooters are available. There is a charge per day of £25 and also a £25 refundable deposit. 

Getting Around - As I mentioned before Alton Towers is a large resort, luckily they do have a 'skyride' which can take you to various parts of the resort to cut down your walking times. 

For more information on accessibility and FAQs you can visit Alton Tower Accessibility Guide

jungle bus at Chessington


Chessington World Of Adventures 
Being a Merlin Pass Holder we haven't visited Chessington as much as I would have liked, however on previous visits we have loved the theme park. There is something for all ages with lots of rides and attractions suitable for younger guests but some thrill rides too. 

Blue Badge Parking - Blue Badge holders can access the disabled parking bays on a first come first served basis. The parking spaces can be found in our Lodge Gate Car Park. You must display a valid Blue Badge in your vehicle. Car parking costs from £7 per car

Free Carer Ticket - A free carer ticket will be issued upon proof of a disability. 

Ride Access Pass - This is available to guests who may find it difficult or cannot stand for long periods of time either due to a physical disability or a learning/emotional impairment. Pre registration is required at least 7 days before your visit.

Toilets - There are wheelchair friendly toilets locate in Lodge Gate, Shipwreck Coast, Adventure Point, Wild Wood and Forbidden Kingdom. There is also a changing space located in Shipwreck Coast. ou do need a radar key to use these facilities and if you do not own one you can loan a key from guest services for £10. (fully refundable).

Hire Options - Wheelchairs and mobility scooters are available to hire from Guest Services on the day of your visit. For wheelchair hire there is a charge of £10 per day plus a £50 refundable deposit is required. As numbers are limited you are advised to bring your own should you require one to make the most of your visit. If you require a mobility scooter there is a charge per day of £35 and also a £50 refundable deposit. If you would like to bring your own scooter this is allowed however you cannot bring it in to the ride queues, it must be left outside the queue line. 

Getting Around - Chessington World Of Adventures is described as 'hilly' in places so please do keep this in mind should your mobility be limited. 

For more information on accessibility and FAQs you can visit Chessington World Of Adventures Accessibilty Guide

rollercoaster in the distance


Thorpe Park
As the boys have got older this is the park they want to visit the most. Jam packed with thrill rides and definitely not for the faint hearted. 

Blue Badge Parking - parking close to the entrance is available for guests who hold a blue badge. The disabled parking entrance is clearly signposted on arrival at the resort. There is a charge for parking and it will be signposted on the day of your visit.

Free Carer Ticket - A free carer ticket will be issued upon proof of a disability. 

Ride Access Pass - This is available to guests who may find it difficult or cannot stand for long periods of time either due to a physical disability or a learning/emotional impairment. Pre registration is required at least 7 days before your visit.

Toilets - All toilets at Thorpe Park have wheelchair friendly toilets. The resort also offers a changing space located in the Dome for those who need it. You do need a radar key to use these facilities and if you do not own one you can loan a key from guest services for £10. (fully refundable).

Hire Options - Wheelchairs are available to hire from the accessibility kiosk on the day of your visit. For wheelchair hire a £50 refundable deposit is required. As numbers are limited you are advised to bring your own should you require one to make the most of your visit. Thorpe Park does not offer mobility scooter hire. 

Getting Around - Thorpe Park can be steep in places so please do keep that in mind. 

For more information on accessibility and FAQs you can visit Thorpe Park Accessibility Guide

Flight of the skylion entrance at Legoland Windsor


Legoland Windsor
Legoland Windsor will always hold a special place in my heart as it's so much fun however I can see us visiting less now the boys are more into thrill rides. 

Blue Badge Parking - parking close to the entrance is available for guests who hold a blue badge. The disabled parking entrance is clearly signposted on arrival at the resort. There is a charge for parking and it will be signposted on the day of your visit.

Free Carer Ticket - A free carer ticket will be issued upon proof of a disability. 

Ride Access Pass - This is available to guests who may find it difficult or cannot stand for long periods of time either due to a physical disability or a learning/emotional impairment. Pre registration is required at least 7 days before your visit.

Toilets - All toilets at Legoland Windsor have wheelchair friendly toilets. The resort also offers a changing space located in Heartlake city for those who need it. You do need a radar key to use these facilities and if you do not own one you can hire a key from guest services.

Hire Options - Wheelchairs and mobility scooters are available to hire from Guest Services or Sensory Space on the day of your visit. For wheelchair hire there is no charge however they do ask for photo i.d. If no photo i.d can be provided then they do ask for a £20 refundable deposit. As numbers are limited you are advised to bring your own should you require one to make the most of your visit.  If you require a mobility scooter there is a charge per day of £25 and also a £25 refundable deposit. You must prebook your mobility scooter before your visit due to limited numbers. If you would like to bring your own scooter this is allowed however you cannot bring it in to the ride queues, it must be left outside the queue line. 

Getting Around - Legoland can be steep in places however they do have a hill train which can take you from the top of the park to the bottom and vice versa. Please do note that we have visited many times and the train does not seem to run everyday so please do keep that in mind. 

 For more information on accessibility and FAQs you can visit Legoland Windsor Accessibilty Guide

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Drayton Manor
We usually visit Drayton Manor at least once per year and it's always a fun day out. 

Blue Badge Parking - There is sufficient disabled parking at the front of all car parks. There is a £6 charge for parking and it will be signposted on the day of your visit.

Free Carer Ticket - A free carer ticket will be issued upon proof of a disability. You will need to apply online through Nimbus Disability, at least 7 days prior to visiting.

Easy Access Pass - Drayton Manor recognises that for some guests, accessing a ride via the conventional queue line can be challenging, either due to mobility issues or for example as a result of difficulties with everyday social interaction. If you require an Easy Access Pass you will need to apply online through Nimbus Disability, at least 7 days prior to visiting.

Toilets - There are disabled toilets attached to every toilet block. The resort also offers a changing space for those who need it.

Hire Options - Wheelchairs are available to hire from the main entrance near Thomas Land at a cost of £10 per day, and a £10 cash deposit must be left.

Getting Around - Drayton Manor is quite flat and easy on the legs!

 For more information on accessibility and FAQs you can visit Drayton Manor

ride at gullivers world


Gulliver's World
Gulliver's World is our closest park and one we have been visiting for about 20 years. 

Blue Badge Parking - There is sufficient disabled parking at Gulliver's World however the entrance is extremely close to the car park within a 1-2 minute walk.  There is no charge for parking.

Concessionary Rate - The concessionary rate will be given upon proof of a disability for the disabled guest and one carer.

Ride Access Pass - Guests with particular additional needs who are unable to queue may be eligible for a ride pass. This would allow them and up to three accompanying helpers to access the ride via the ride exit area for ease of access. Proof of disability will be required on the day.

Toilets - There are disabled toilets throughout the theme park.

Hire Options - There is no option to hire wheelchairs or mobility scooters at Gulliver's World.

Getting Around - Gulliver's World is mostly flat with very small inclines. We have been visiting for over 15 years it's a lovely park to walk around with no sudden hill or steep surprises

 For more information on accessibility and FAQs you can visit Gulliver's World

the big one at Blackpool Pleasure beach


Blackpool Pleasure Beach
Another local park for us and again one we always have so much fun at. 

Blue Badge Parking - There is sufficient disabled parking at all car parks. Parking starts at £15 per day depending on which car park you choose.

Essential Companion Ticket - A free carer ticket will be issued upon proof of a disability. You will need to apply online through Nimbus Disability, at least 7 days prior to visiting.

Easypass Ride Access - Blackpool Pleasure Beach recognises that for some guests, accessing a ride via the conventional queue line can be challenging. The EasyPass service is for guests who are unable to stand in the main queue line whilst waiting to board a ride, due to medical reasons or disability. If you require an Easy Access Pass you will need to apply online through Nimbus Disability, at least 7 days prior to visiting.

Toilets - There are disabled toilets located in Balmoral Car Park, Tickets & Information Area, Bowl A Drome, Superloos opposite the Alice Ride, Superloos opposite the Big Pizza Kitchen and Nickelodeon Land. Changing facilities can be found in Nickelodeon Land behind the SpongeBob Splash Bash Ride, to the left of the Nickelodeon Land Shop. Radar key access is required, however for those guests without a Radar key, a toilet attendant can be summoned by pressing the button outside the changing room.

Hire Options - Wheelchairs are available to hire from Guest Services or Ticket Sales on the day of your visit. For wheelchair hire there is a charge of £5 per day and £20 refundable deposit. As numbers are limited you are advised to bring your own should you require one to make the most of your visit 

Getting Around - Blackpool Pleasure Beach is fairly easy to get around. There are wheelchair friendly paths and the option to avoid stairs if needed,

 For more information on accessibility and FAQs you can visit Blackpool Pleasure Beach Accessibility Guide

rollercoaster at flamingo land


Flamingo Land
We have only visited Flamingo Land once but would love to return.

Blue Badge Parking - A limited amount of designated parking spaces reserved for disabled badge holders are available at the entrance to the theme park. Parking attendants will direct you.

Free Carer Ticket - A free carer ticket will be issued upon proof of a disability. .

Direct Access Pass - A free direct access pass for guests who due to a disability are unable to use our standard queue lines. Proof of disability is required. 

Toilets - Toilets are located around the park and can all be accessed by disabled guests.  Adult disabled changing facilities are available in the first aid centre. This service is accessible using the radar lock key system.

Hire Options - Wheelchairs are available on loan, free of charge from the first aid centre. A non- monetary deposit is required such as a valid passport, driving licence, disability book etc before a wheelchair can be issued. As wheelchairs are limited, it is recommended to pre-book the use of a wheelchair in advance of your visit by phoning the first aid centre on 01653 668 140.  

Getting Around - It's been a while since we visited Flamingo Land however I don't remember it being challenging at any time. 

 For more information on accessibility and FAQs you can visit Flamingo Land Accessibility Guide

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23 Free Things To Do With The Kids This Easter In Liverpool

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The Easter holidays will soon be here and whilst it's nice to have days out planned it can be quite costly especially if you are a family of four, five or more. Luckily most cities do have a range of attractions or activities that are free or cost very little. What's On in Liverpool for free this Easter ranges from walks in the park to learning about the cities history. If you are looking for ideas this Easter half term that are fun but free then check out our list of 23 free things to do with kids this Easter in Liverpool.

view of the liverpool waterfront


Explore the World Museum Liverpool
I used to love visiting the World Museum when I was younger and the aquarium was a huge highlight. Luckily for visitors the aquarium is still a popular attraction. Whilst at the World Museum you can engage in interactive exhibits featuring natural history, world cultures, and ancient civilisations.

Visit the Merseyside Maritime Museum
Another attraction that is oozing facts and history is the Merseyside Maritime Museum. During your visit you can learn about Liverpool's maritime history, including its connection to the Titanic and the slave trade, through intriguing displays and artefacts.

Enjoy the Open Spaces of Sefton Park
Liverpool has lots of parks and open spaces that allow both children and adults the freedom to run, play and burn off some energy. You can spend quality time in Sefton Park, which boasts beautiful gardens, lakes, and playgrounds ideal for picnics and outdoor fun.

Walk Along The Royal Albert Dock
There's nothing quick like a walk along the river breathing in the fresh sea air. One of our favourite things to do is stroll around the historic Albert Dock area. A very popular attraction amongst regulars and tourists The Albert Dock has grown over the years and is now home to a range of restaurants, bars and shops.

Visit the Tate Liverpool
Expose children to contemporary art through exhibitions and workshops at the Tate Liverpool, located within the Albert Dock complex.

Explore the Pier Head
Connected to The Albert Dock by a short walkway here you can admire iconic waterfront landmarks like the Royal Liver Building, the Cunard Building, and the Port of Liverpool Building.

the central library liverpool


Attend Events at Liverpool Central Library
Check out free events, workshops, and storytelling sessions tailored for children at Liverpool Central Library.

Visit the Museum of Liverpool
Whilst visiting the Albert Dock and Pier Head you can pop in to The Museum of Liverpool. There really is so much to see and do with lots of interactive displays and multimedia exhibits of Liverpool's history. 

Explore the Liverpool ONE Complex
Explore Liverpool ONE, a shopping, dining, and entertainment destination offering street performances and events. You can check the What's On guide for more information.

Play at Princes Park Playground
Let kids burn off energy at the playground in Princes Park, equipped with climbing frames, slides, and swings.

Take a Stroll along Crosby Beach
We have loved walking Crosby Beach over the years and one of our favourite things to do is visit "Another Place," featuring 100 cast-iron figures spread across Crosby Beach. It really is a must see.

Explore the Mersey Ferries Terminal
There's nothing better than a Ferry Across The Mersey however if you want a free day out you can still visit the Pier Head Terminal to discover the history of the Mersey Ferries via exhibits and displays.

Enjoy Street Performances at Liverpool ONE
Watch street performers, musicians, and entertainers showcase their talents at Liverpool ONE's public spaces.

Enjoy the Festivals and Events at Liverpool's Waterfront
Attend free festivals, events, and celebrations held throughout the year at Liverpool's dynamic waterfront. You can visit The Royal Albert Dock Online to see What's On this month

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Visit Croxteth Hall and Country Park
Another park to explore in Liverpool is Croxteth Hall and Country Park. The extensive grounds feature woodlands, gardens, a working farm as well as a children's play area.

Attend Story Time Sessions at Local Libraries
Participate in free story time sessions and activities for children at various local libraries in Liverpool.

Visit Sudley House
Discover Sudley House's extensive collection of artworks, including paintings and decorative arts, set within a historic mansion.

Explore Calderstones Park
Enjoy a day out in Calderstones Park, offering playgrounds, botanical gardens, and scenic walking paths. There are often free events so be sure to check out their website. 

Visit the Wavertree Mystery Park
Explore this unique park featuring a Victorian greenhouse, botanical gardens, and historical artifacts.

Attend Events at Liverpool's Cultural Institutions
Keep an eye out for free events, workshops, and performances hosted by Liverpool's cultural institutions, including the Bluecoat and FACT.

Explore Newsham Park
Spend time in Newsham Park, known for its ornamental lakes, woodlands, and sports facilities.

Visit the Williamson Tunnels Heritage Centre
Discover the mysterious underground tunnels at the Williamson Tunnels Heritage Centre, offering guided tours and exhibitions.

Explore the Liverpool Anglican Cathedral
Marvel at the impressive architecture of Liverpool Anglican Cathedral and enjoy free guided tours of the cathedral.

These activities provide a diverse range of experiences for families to enjoy together in Liverpool without spending a penny.

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5 Fun Things To Do In The Thames Valley

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The Thames Valley area is a beautiful and historic region west of London, encompassing parts of Berkshire, Buckinghamshire and Oxfordshire. With charming towns and villages, stretches of countryside and of course, the River Thames flowing through, there's much to see and do. Here are 5 suggestions for fun things to explore in the Thames Valley area.

River Thames


Take a Cruise Along the Thames
From the heart of Oxford to the royal county of Windsor, the Thames offers wonderful vistas and plenty of attractions along its banks. Take a relaxing river cruise and view sights like Oxford’s spires, Abingdon’s vineyards, or Windsor Castle from a different perspective. Many cruises also stop along the way, allowing you to hop-on and hop-off to explore places in more depth.

Wander Around Beautiful Historic Towns
Thames Valley is home to some  pretty historic market towns and villages like Wallingford, Goring, Pangbourne and Cookham. Spend an afternoon wandering cobbled lanes, browsing antique shops, relaxing by the river or stopping for a traditional cream tea. Nearby larger towns also offer great exploring, especially royal Windsor with its imposing castle, Eton college and quaint high street.

family cycling through the countryside


Go Walking or Cycling Through the Countryside
Get active by embarking on walks or bike rides on established trails. Ramble through water meadows awash with colourful wildflowers in spring and summer. Or follow sections of the Thames Path taking in bucolic scenery, stopping at historic pubs or spotted deer grazing in water meadows along the way. The Chilterns area also boasts wonderful walking countryside criss-crossed by footpaths and bridleways with sweet villages dotted throughout. 

This is a great activity for parents and foster carers with children to entertain. If you are fostering in Thames Valley, plan a nature walk and ask your foster children to create a diary of the things they see and do.

See Local Attractions Like Basildon Park and River & Rowing Museum
Thames Valley offers a wealth of interesting cultural and historical attractions to visit. Basildon Park is a stunning 18th-century country house surrounded by 400 acres of parkland and gardens, located between Reading and Oxford. The River & Rowing Museum in Henley-on-Thames is dedicated to the heritage of the town’s rowing as well as the River Thames itself. Other popular attractions include Savill Garden in Windsor Great Park and Waterperry Gardens in Oxfordshire. 

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Dine at Great Country Pubs
No trip to the Thames Valley countryside is complete without stopping for a meal at a traditional British pub along the way. The area certainly has its fair share of characterful old taverns, especially in riverside towns and villages where many establishments sit directly on the banks of the Thames itself. Look out for recommended gastropubs serving excellent seasonal fare or choose a country inn filled with roaring fires in winter and leafy beer gardens in summer. Sipping a crisp pint or two of real ale makes for an integral part of any visit.

With enticing towns, chocolate-box villages, nature trails, historic sites, gardens and of course classic country pubs, the Thames Valley offers wonderful ways to spend relaxing yet engaging days out.

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What's New At Alton Towers For 2024

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Excitement is building among theme park enthusiasts as parks across the UK gear up to open this month. Although Alton Towers had limited rides open during half term in February, the park officially opens on March 16th, heralding the start of the 2024 season. Boasting not only a theme park, but also CBeebies Land, World of David Walliams, accommodation options, a waterpark, and an 18-hole golf course, Alton Towers Resort is the ideal destination for a day visit or a weekend getaway. As the new season dawns, anticipation is high for what Alton Towers has in store for its guests in 2024.

nemesis reborn


Nemesis Reborn
Nemesis, the popular ride at Alton Towers Resort, had remained closed throughout 2023 after shutting down at the end of 2022. However, visitors to the park were thrilled to watch the installation of new tracks throughout the year, with most of them being black and red in colour. In May 2023, Nemesis Sub Terra reopened with the return of the Phalanx, who had closed down Nemesis in the previous year. The anticipation around the reopening of Nemesis Reborn is sky-high, and Alton Towers Resort has confirmed that Nemesis Reborn will open its doors to the public on 16th March 2024. Though visitors can't wait to get back on Nemesis, they're anticipating long queues. Will the ride be the same as before, or will there be some exciting surprises in store? Only time will tell.

bluey at CBeebies Land


Bluey at CBeebies Land
There's a new friend coming to CBeebies Land this year and it's Bluey the very popular blue heeler dog. Bluey can be found every day in CBeebies Land for a meet and greet from 23rd March 2024. Bluey is very popular amongst little ones so you won't want to miss him. 

10 Years of CBeebies Land
I remember when CBeebies Land First opened. Our youngest was only one and as we are all theme park crazy he had already visited Alton Towers a few times by then. CBeebies Land brought a whole new burst of colour and fun to the park and is great for little ones to enjoy rides but also meet their favourite CBeebies Characters. As it's CBeebies Land 10th Birthday you can expect to lots of live entertainment, activities and special meet and greets to celebrate. More information coming soon. 

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Events
While some events have unfortunately been cancelled this year, including Festival of Thrills and one of our favourites Mardi Gras, Alton Towers has confirmed that Oktoberfest, Scarefest, Fireworks, and Christmas will go ahead as planned. Visitors can enjoy a variety of seasonal activities and entertainment throughout the year, making Alton Towers a year-round destination for fun and excitement.

If you're planning a visit to Alton Towers this year, be sure to check out all the latest updates and information on their website. With so much to see and do, the 2024 season promises to be the most exciting one yet. So pack your bags, grab your tickets, and get ready for a thrilling adventure at Alton Towers.


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