THE UK’s largest theme park with over 40 rides and attractions has launched an annual pass costing less than a Cadbury Fudge bar a day.
Alton Towers in Staffordshire has dropped a new annual pass costing £64 per person – or just 19p per day you visit (several pence less than a Fudge bar).
The pass gets you access to the theme park for 339 days of the year.
During that time, passholders can visit as many times as they like.
The theme park is usually open between March and November and hosts a number of seasonal events as well.
Each passholder will be sent their pass digitally and it is ready to use as soon as it lands in their email inbox.
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The pass is also only required for visitors who are 90cm and taller.
Once you have your pass and wish to visit the theme park, you’ll need to book online beforehand which can be done via the Passholder Pre-Book Portal.
In addition to all the rollercoasters, Alton Towers recently opened a new attraction – Bluey The Ride: Here Come the Grannies – which is the world’s first Bluey junior coaster.
Travel writer Madalyn Bielfeld recently visited and tried out the park and said: “The rollercoaster whisks you up and down over gentle dips, and around turns amid a fun, interactive setting of Bluey’s back garden.
“It’s filled with fun references to the various episodes – including as the name suggests when the characters dress up as their Grannies.
“The ride is the perfect mix of gentle and exciting and went down a storm on the day of opening.”