New For 2025 At Alton Towers Toxicator
Monday 13th January 2025
Alton Towers Resort is challenging thrillseekers to submit to the spin as they reveal the first tantalising details of the unique new attraction that awaits them this spring.
Named Toxicator, the new topspin ride can accommodate more than 500 riders per hour. They are seated back-to-back before being flipped round and held face down above a ‘bubbling pool of highly toxic alien acid’.
The first-of-its-kind in the UK, Toxicator sees thrillseekers subjected to heart-pounding centrifugal forces from intense spin patterns.
The only topspin ride in the world to be elevated above ground level means spectators can watch the entire experience from underneath.
Standing at a record-breaking 78ft high thanks to its setting on a 16ft elevated platform - it is situated in the Forbidden Valley next to the iconic Nemesis Reborn.
It is the latest technology from the shadowy organisation known as The Phalanx and is used by them to extract and separate toxic saliva from the Nemesis creature.
It applies an intense spinning, centrifugal force to the saliva which turns it into a chemical solution so powerful it will melt anything it touches.
Fans were recently treated to an exciting first tease of the new attraction in a TV advert unveiled this week.
Bianca Sammut, Vice President of Alton Towers Resort, said: “Alton Towers is renowned for consistently delivering new and reimagined thrills for our fans and as the UK’s only topspin ride, we’re excited to welcome Toxicator to the park.
“We can’t wait to challenge thrillseekers to submit to the spin. Located in the heart of Forbidden Valley, this is the latest chapter in the Nemesis story which has captivated generations of thrillseekers worldwide.
“We’re not yet ready to reveal precisely when Toxicator will turn your world upside down, but rest assured the wait will be worth it.”
To book tickets to be among the very first to experience the heart-pounding power of Toxicator visit altontowers.com.
Toxicator Fact File:
The topspin ride will allow more than 500 riders per hour
This double-sided version is one of only two in Europe
Height restriction: 1.4m
Green-lit water fountains on both sides of the ride
Total height will stand at over 78ft tall. This is due to the ride being elevated on a 16ft structure, that guests walk underneath (a world-first)
Alton Towers Shares Progress Of 2025 Ride Being Installed
Tuesday 26th November 2024
Alton Towers has been generating excitement among its fans by sharing progress updates on its highly anticipated new flat ride, set to open in 2025. Over the past few days, the park has taken to social media to unveil photos and videos showcasing the ride’s installation process.
Alton Towers New For 2025 Huss Top Spin Delivered
Wednesday 20th November 2024
Shawn Sanbrooke, a theme park YouTuber, has made an exciting discovery at Alton Towers that has set the fan community buzzing. While exploring the resort, Shawn spotted what appears to be key components of the park's upcoming 2025 attraction being stored in one of the car parks. The parts, partially covered in snow, offer tantalizing hints about the new ride’s identity, which enthusiasts have speculated to be a Huss Top Spin—a popular thrill ride model.
The discovery provides compelling confirmation of months of speculation. The visible details on the ride pieces, including a striking black and yellow color scheme, align with what fans have been anticipating. However, the snow blanketing much of the structure has made it difficult to fully discern the ride’s overall aesthetic. This color palette might hint at a dramatic or intense theme, possibly tying into a larger narrative or area revitalization within the park.
It’s safe to say that this sneak peek has heightened anticipation for what promises to be an electrifying addition to Alton Towers’ lineup in 2025.
Race Through the Future Alton Towers Running Event 2024
Saturday 16th November 2024
Exciting news for this weekend’s Alton Towers Running Event! In a rare sneak peek, the new 2025 ride tunnel will be opened up just for our runners! This adjustment was made so we could keep the same popular route as previous years, preventing any overlap on Forbidden Valley’s narrow paths.
Some of the early runners say the tunnel feels like running through the iconic Air tunnel—no theming yet, but it adds a cool, unique element to this year’s course! Get ready to experience a part of Alton Towers history in the making while clocking in those miles!
Alton Towers Final 2024 Construction Update for "Submit to the Spin"
Sunday 10th November 2024
Alton Towers is gearing up for a thrilling new addition with its upcoming flat ride, rumored to be named TOXICATOR. The park's new attraction, registered by Vista Maxima Services (the same company that registered the name "Hyperia" for Merlin), carries the tagline "Submit to the Spin." This suggests an intense, exhilarating ride experience—likely one that will put guests' endurance to the test with dizzying spins and rotations.
Exciting clues about the theming are emerging, setting a mysterious, industrial atmosphere around the ride area. Notably, barrels emitting green smoke have appeared outside the construction zone, pointing towards a toxic, hazardous aesthetic for the ride. Many fans speculate that the ride itself will adopt a green and yellow color scheme, evoking imagery of chemical hazards or radioactive waste, which would align well with the name TOXICATOR.
Construction is progressing rapidly, as groundwork is nearly complete. Metal framework is now being erected around the tunnel entrance, hinting at an enclosed and perhaps theatrical experience for guests as they approach the ride. The foundational work is well underway, with metal brackets already bolted down to support the ride’s structure. Additionally, the first layer of tarmac has been poured in the surrounding area, creating a smooth base for further development.
With each new update, TOXICATOR looks set to become an eye-catching and thrilling experience that brings a unique twist to Alton Towers' flat ride lineup. Fans eagerly await more details on what promises to be one of the park's most intense attractions yet.
Alton Towers Unveils Teaser for New 2025 Ride at Fireworks Display
Friday 8th November 2024
Alton Towers surprised fans with an electrifying teaser for its upcoming 2025 ride during the grand finale of its Phalanx Fireworks display. As the night sky lit up with vibrant explosions, a dramatic video played, offering the first tantalizing glimpse of the new attraction.
The teaser was perfectly timed to follow the high-energy Phalanx-themed display, blending seamlessly into the park’s lore and adding a sense of mystery and excitement. The video featured cryptic visuals, adrenaline-pumping music, and hints of the ride’s theme, leaving fans speculating about what thrills await.
Alton Towers 2025 Ride: New Construction Hints at Thrilling Huss Top Spin
Saturday 26th October 2024
The Alton Towers 2025 project is moving full steam ahead, with some exciting developments surfacing in recent weeks. Guests have observed the installation of a lift system, which appears designed to enhance guest accessibility and suggests a consideration for inclusive guest experience. The most significant milestone so far, however, has been the addition of metal anchor mount points visible on the concrete structure, hinting at major upcoming stages of construction.
Though the park has yet to release official details, these anchor points are a strong indicator that the new attraction will likely involve a large ride mechanism. With the positioning and nature of these mount points, it’s looking more plausible than ever that Alton Towers may indeed be bringing in a Huss Top Spin – a thrilling and high-intensity ride style that would complement the park’s existing roster. If the rumors hold true, this addition could bring a blend of flips, drops, and dramatic spins, giving Alton Towers fans something truly exhilarating to look forward to.
With the anticipation building, more updates are sure to come, and the park's steady stream of progress suggests we'll be seeing some of the major ride components going up soon!
Project Ocean October 2024 Update
Friday 11th October 2024
Project Ocean, now nicknamed "Submit to the Spin," is progressing impressively, with significant milestones being reached. The massive concrete structure, a central feature of the project, is now free from its initial supports and trusses, signaling it's nearly ready for the next major phase. The area is on track to be prepared for the ride's installation on top of the structure. Alongside this, construction on the queue line has also begun, bringing the entire project closer to its exciting completion.
Adding to the excitement, following yesterday's teaser for the new ride, new posters have been installed around the construction site, accompanied by special lights to further build anticipation for what's to come. The atmosphere around "Submit to the Spin" is electric!
Alton Towers 2025 Submit To The Spin
Thursday 10th October 2024
Alton Towers has just unveiled the first promotional material for its much-anticipated new ride set to debut in 2025, located in the park's Forbidden Valley. The initial teaser, featuring the bold slogan "Submit to the Spin," has sent excitement buzzing through the theme park community. The promo video’s striking yellow color scheme immediately grabs attention, signaling something bold and fresh on the horizon.
While details about the ride remain shrouded in mystery, fans have already begun speculating. Based on the "spin" theme, many are wondering if this could be the long-rumored double-sided Huss Top Spin—a thrilling return of a classic ride concept with a modern twist. With such an intriguing start, it’s only a matter of time before Alton Towers reveals more details. Until then, all we can do is speculate and eagerly await what’s sure to be a headline-grabbing attraction for 2025.
Project Ocean September 2024 Update
Monday 9th September 2024
Exciting progress is underway at Alton Towers' "Project Ocean." The scaffolding has come down around the new concrete structure, revealing the foundation for what is sure to be an exciting new addition to the park. With the structure now fully visible, anticipation is building as we await further news on the name and theme of this mystery ride.
Meanwhile, work continues on a new pathway leading into the area from the hill next to "The Blade." This pathway is taking shape nicely and looks nearly complete, paving the way for the next stage of development. It appears that preparations are well advanced for the installation of a new flat ride, with the site almost ready for the ride to be craned in and set up.
Stay tuned for more updates as the project progresses!
