Monday 29th September 2025
Foundations for the brand-new Bluey-themed rollercoaster in CBeebies Land at Alton Towers are progressing well! From small gaps in the construction fence, we can clearly spot the footers being set in place, with the connection points ready for the supports to be anchored to the ground pins.
It’s not easy to get photos of the site from ground level, but if you head up onto Get Set Go Tree Top Adventure, you can catch a brilliant view over the area.
It’s not easy to get photos of the site from ground level, but if you head up onto Get Set Go Tree Top Adventure, you can catch a brilliant view over the area.
Monday 8th September 2025
Alton Towers have just announced that the World's First Bluey Rollercoaster is making it's way to Cbeebies Land in Spring 2026.
Sabrina de Carvalho, Senior Vice President at Merlin Entertainments said:
“I’m excited to finally announce our new Bluey coaster in CBeebies Land at Alton Towers Resort - the first Bluey coaster in the world.”
“We can’t wait to welcome Bluey fans and young families from all over the world to the resort.
“We’re keeping the exact details and launch date under wraps for now but Bluey’s limitless energy is sure to be reflected in our new junior coaster.”
Natasha Spence, Events Director, Live Entertainment at BBC Studios, said:
“Loveable and inexhaustible Bluey has captured the hearts of children and adults alike all over the world and we are excited that our much-loved brand is getting its first-ever rollercoaster at Alton Towers Resort.
“Alongside the resort’s bespoke Bluey-themed hotel rooms, we can’t wait to see fans enjoy the new attraction.”
Sabrina de Carvalho, Senior Vice President at Merlin Entertainments said:
“I’m excited to finally announce our new Bluey coaster in CBeebies Land at Alton Towers Resort - the first Bluey coaster in the world.”
“We can’t wait to welcome Bluey fans and young families from all over the world to the resort.
“We’re keeping the exact details and launch date under wraps for now but Bluey’s limitless energy is sure to be reflected in our new junior coaster.”
Natasha Spence, Events Director, Live Entertainment at BBC Studios, said:
“Loveable and inexhaustible Bluey has captured the hearts of children and adults alike all over the world and we are excited that our much-loved brand is getting its first-ever rollercoaster at Alton Towers Resort.
“Alongside the resort’s bespoke Bluey-themed hotel rooms, we can’t wait to see fans enjoy the new attraction.”
Sunday 20th July 2025
Postman Pat has officially delivered its final parcel at Alton Towers, as work on its removal has now been completed. In its place, an exciting new chapter begins — the construction of a brand-new rollercoaster within CBeebies Land!
Foundations are the first order of business, and keen-eyed visitors may already spot the metal rebar taking shape on-site. These early signs mark the beginning of a major transformation that promises to bring fresh excitement to the family-friendly area.
This upcoming ride will become the second rollercoaster in CBeebies Land.
Foundations are the first order of business, and keen-eyed visitors may already spot the metal rebar taking shape on-site. These early signs mark the beginning of a major transformation that promises to bring fresh excitement to the family-friendly area.
This upcoming ride will become the second rollercoaster in CBeebies Land.
Monday 30th June 2025
Demolition work has begun in CBeebies Land at Alton Towers, as the park moves ahead with removing the Postman Pat ride. The ride system and track have already been ripped out, and blue construction boards have gone up around the site, signaling the start of a major new development.
The station building has been completely cleared, with the only remaining structure being the barn that guests would pass through at the end of the ride.
Although no official theme has been confirmed yet for the upcoming family rollercoaster, rumours are circulating that it could be based on Bluey, the award-winning Australian animated series that has become a favourite among young children and parents alike.
Fans are eagerly awaiting confirmation, as Bluey would mark a popular and fitting addition to the family-friendly attractions in CBeebies Land.
The station building has been completely cleared, with the only remaining structure being the barn that guests would pass through at the end of the ride.
Although no official theme has been confirmed yet for the upcoming family rollercoaster, rumours are circulating that it could be based on Bluey, the award-winning Australian animated series that has become a favourite among young children and parents alike.
Fans are eagerly awaiting confirmation, as Bluey would mark a popular and fitting addition to the family-friendly attractions in CBeebies Land.
Tuesday 3rd June 2025
It's all systems go at Alton Towers as major changes are happening in and around CBeebies Land!
With Postman Pat Parcel Post now permanently closed and Get Set Go Tree Top Adventure temporarily shut for a reroute, transformation is well underway. The main entrance to CBeebies Land is currently closed off, and the old track of Get Set Go Tree Top Adventure is actively being dismantled. Meanwhile, removal work has begun on Postman Pat, signaling the end of an era for the classic family favourite.
In an exciting development, a brand-new section of track for Get Set Go Tree Top Adventure has already arrived and is visible on-site—ready to be installed in the coming days. A construction fence can also be seen going up around the area, marking the start of what looks to be a significant overhaul.
It's clear that Alton Towers is gearing up for a refreshed and reimagined experience for young adventurers.
A huge thank you to CoasterTog for capturing these behind-the-scenes changes—be sure to check out their photos to see the transformation in progress!
With Postman Pat Parcel Post now permanently closed and Get Set Go Tree Top Adventure temporarily shut for a reroute, transformation is well underway. The main entrance to CBeebies Land is currently closed off, and the old track of Get Set Go Tree Top Adventure is actively being dismantled. Meanwhile, removal work has begun on Postman Pat, signaling the end of an era for the classic family favourite.
In an exciting development, a brand-new section of track for Get Set Go Tree Top Adventure has already arrived and is visible on-site—ready to be installed in the coming days. A construction fence can also be seen going up around the area, marking the start of what looks to be a significant overhaul.
It's clear that Alton Towers is gearing up for a refreshed and reimagined experience for young adventurers.
A huge thank you to CoasterTog for capturing these behind-the-scenes changes—be sure to check out their photos to see the transformation in progress!
