Sunday 14th December 2025
It’s our first visit to Chessington for a few weeks and it’s our first look at the rollercoaster track installed for the paw patrol rollercoaster
The new rollercoaster looks great and we love the colour scheme. It would appear that blue fences for the ride area have already been installed. Along with paths for the area
Along with our first look at one of the flat rides installed.
The area is starting to look amazing now. With theming elements being installed across the area such as the blue bridge, characters on the mountains, and a roof has now been installed on the rollercoaster station with fake snow on top of it.
The shop and toilets has had some facade installed on it making it look like a town hall.
A giant metal framework around the area to inclose it and make it more themed is being installed. This will become a facade to theme the area backgrounds and make it like your inside the cartoon.
No opening date has been announced yet. But there’s still lots left to be done so we would expect this area to open around may time 2026.
The new rollercoaster looks great and we love the colour scheme. It would appear that blue fences for the ride area have already been installed. Along with paths for the area
Along with our first look at one of the flat rides installed.
The area is starting to look amazing now. With theming elements being installed across the area such as the blue bridge, characters on the mountains, and a roof has now been installed on the rollercoaster station with fake snow on top of it.
The shop and toilets has had some facade installed on it making it look like a town hall.
A giant metal framework around the area to inclose it and make it more themed is being installed. This will become a facade to theme the area backgrounds and make it like your inside the cartoon.
No opening date has been announced yet. But there’s still lots left to be done so we would expect this area to open around may time 2026.
Friday 7th November 2025
Chessington World of Adventures have shared an exciting update on their social media today:
“PAWsome construction update... see our upcoming brand-new PAW Patrol themed coaster go from its first piece of track, to the final piece!”
That’s right — the entire rollercoaster track is now fully installed, all completed in just a few days! The bright and playful colour scheme really captures the spirit of Adventure Bay, and it’s already looking fantastic.
We can’t wait to see the finishing touches come together as this brand-new family area prepares to open in 2026. This is going to be a truly PAWsome addition to Chessington!
“PAWsome construction update... see our upcoming brand-new PAW Patrol themed coaster go from its first piece of track, to the final piece!”
That’s right — the entire rollercoaster track is now fully installed, all completed in just a few days! The bright and playful colour scheme really captures the spirit of Adventure Bay, and it’s already looking fantastic.
We can’t wait to see the finishing touches come together as this brand-new family area prepares to open in 2026. This is going to be a truly PAWsome addition to Chessington!
Saturday 1st November 2025
Exciting progress is being made over at Chessington! Track and supports for the brand-new Paw Patrol rollercoaster have now been delivered, along with the air gates for the station. Some sections of track and several supports are already on site, meaning this family coaster will be going vertical very soon!
Meanwhile, the rock theming around the area is receiving its final touches, including some detailed paintwork to blend over the joints and bring the landscape to life.
In the centre of the site, a brand-new metal structure has also been installed — this will form the base for the tower theming element, which is already shaping up to be a standout feature of the area. Once complete, this whole new land is set to look absolutely incredible.
That wraps up our final update for this theme park season — but we can’t wait to see how it all comes together in time for Chessington’s magical Christmas event in just a few weeks!
Meanwhile, the rock theming around the area is receiving its final touches, including some detailed paintwork to blend over the joints and bring the landscape to life.
In the centre of the site, a brand-new metal structure has also been installed — this will form the base for the tower theming element, which is already shaping up to be a standout feature of the area. Once complete, this whole new land is set to look absolutely incredible.
That wraps up our final update for this theme park season — but we can’t wait to see how it all comes together in time for Chessington’s magical Christmas event in just a few weeks!
Sunday 12th October 2025
Exciting developments are underway at Chessington World of Adventures as construction on the highly anticipated Paw Patrol-themed land continues to progress this October.
Work has now begun on mapping out the exit paths for the new rollercoaster, offering the first hints at how guests will flow through the area once the ride opens. Theming is also starting to take shape, with large rock mountain structures being installed around the coaster site, signalling the beginning of immersive environmental detailing.
Over near the Go Ape car park, hardware for one of the new flat rides has been delivered and can be seen on-site, a clear sign that more ride elements could be arriving soon. The footers for the rides appear to be fully completed, laying the foundation for vertical construction in the near future. Meanwhile, the new shop and toilet block structure looks to be finished externally and now appears waterproof, with only interior fit-out work remaining. However, there is still no sign of any rollercoaster track or support structures on-site just yet. With so many aspects of the land coming together quickly, it’s likely we’ll see further major developments in the coming weeks. Stay tuned for more updates as Chessington’s newest land continues to take shape.
Work has now begun on mapping out the exit paths for the new rollercoaster, offering the first hints at how guests will flow through the area once the ride opens. Theming is also starting to take shape, with large rock mountain structures being installed around the coaster site, signalling the beginning of immersive environmental detailing.
Over near the Go Ape car park, hardware for one of the new flat rides has been delivered and can be seen on-site, a clear sign that more ride elements could be arriving soon. The footers for the rides appear to be fully completed, laying the foundation for vertical construction in the near future. Meanwhile, the new shop and toilet block structure looks to be finished externally and now appears waterproof, with only interior fit-out work remaining. However, there is still no sign of any rollercoaster track or support structures on-site just yet. With so many aspects of the land coming together quickly, it’s likely we’ll see further major developments in the coming weeks. Stay tuned for more updates as Chessington’s newest land continues to take shape.
Sunday 14th September 2025
Paw Patrol Land has moved on rapidly since our last update, with plenty of exciting progress to note. The framework for the rollercoaster’s station is now firmly in place, giving us the first real sense of the ride’s scale. Over by the supporting facilities, panels have been added to the shop and toilet building, bringing structure and form to the area.
Perhaps the most intriguing development is the new flat ride foundation that has appeared in the distance. The round base is much larger than anticipated, sparking speculation about what type of attraction might be installed there. Whatever it turns out to be, it’s sure to add even more variety to the lineup.
Although there are still no signs of rollercoaster supports or track just yet, the area is really beginning to take shape.
Perhaps the most intriguing development is the new flat ride foundation that has appeared in the distance. The round base is much larger than anticipated, sparking speculation about what type of attraction might be installed there. Whatever it turns out to be, it’s sure to add even more variety to the lineup.
Although there are still no signs of rollercoaster supports or track just yet, the area is really beginning to take shape.
