Alton Towers: 2 Day Admission Ticket with 50+ Rides

Two days at Alton Towers for thrill rides and family fun

You’ll spend two full days at Alton Towers Resort with access to over 50 rides and attractions, from record-breaking rollercoasters like Nemesis and Wicker Man to family favorites in CBeebies Land. Meet beloved characters, catch live shows, and feel every twist and drop. There’s more than enough time to soak up the energy or just watch it all happen around you.

Step-by-step itinerary

Day 1: Explore Alton Towers Resort rides and shows

• Park car in parking area
• Take Monorail to park entrance
• Collect tickets at entrance
• Enter park through turnstiles
• Experience Wicker Man rollercoaster
• Enjoy over 50 rides and attractions
• Watch The Furchester Hotel Live Show
• Ride Go Jetters Vroomster Zoom

Day 2: Continue enjoying Alton Towers attractions

• Arrive early for park opening
• Experience more rides and attractions
• Visit CBeebies Land attractions
• Enjoy family fun and thrill rides

The experience

“You’ll want to do The Smiler before lunch,” our ticket guy grinned, handing us the map like he knew something we didn’t. I laughed but took his advice seriously: that coaster looked like it meant business. We’d barely made it through the turnstiles before you could hear people screaming (the good kind), and that weird mix of fried onions and damp grass hit me. There’s just something about British theme parks: slightly chilly air, everyone bundled up, but no one really cares once they’re inside.

I was honestly a little nervous about Oblivion. Our local guide, Sam, told us it’s got a vertical drop that makes your stomach “do gymnastics.” He wasn’t wrong. The queue moved fast enough for me to second-guess my life choices twice before we were strapped in. That first whoosh downward. I still think about that feeling. My hands smelled faintly of metal from gripping the safety bar so tight. Afterward, we just wandered for a bit, letting our legs recover and laughing at how shaky we sounded on the ride photo.

The second day felt different: slower somehow, maybe because we let ourselves get lost in CBeebies Land with my niece. She lost her mind meeting Cookie Monster (I tried to say hello in his voice and got a very unimpressed stare from Elmo). The Furchester Hotel Live Show had all the kids dancing. Even some grown-ups joined in when nobody was watching too closely. There’s this odd comfort in seeing families from all over. You hear bits of Polish or Punjabi mixed with Midlands accents while waiting for Postman Pat or pie-factory chaos.

I didn’t expect to actually enjoy the Wicker Man ride as much as I did: all that wood creaking and the smell of burnt sugar from a nearby stand made it feel almost old-school and new at once. Two days sounds like a lot but honestly? We still missed stuff (never made it on Rita). Guess that’s just another excuse to come back.

What’s included

• Your booking includes two consecutive days’ admission to Alton Towers Resort with access to all main rides and attractions across both days.
• simply collect your tickets at the entrance after arrival: parking isn’t included though, so plan ahead if you’re driving in.

Options for this experience

3 options

Two-day admission (trough 2)Only on 2 Nov · No fixed time

Two-day admission (shoulder season)No fixed time

Two-day admission (peak season)No fixed time

You'll see the exact price of each option when you check availability.See dates and prices

Before you book

Days and timesMonday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday

AgesAdult (12 and older) · Child (3 to 11 years) · Under 3: can't be booked

GroupUp to 15 · max 9 per booking

Meeting point and pickupNo hotel pickup: you go to the meeting point. Ends back at the starting point.

Cancellation and refundsFree cancellation up to 24 h before the start. After that, no refund.

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Good to know

Moderate physical effortWheelchair accessible

Operated by Alton Towers Resort

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Top questions

Can children come?

Yes. Ticket types: Child (3 to 11 years). Children under 3 can't be included in the booking.

How many days does this Alton Towers ticket cover?

This ticket gives you entry for two consecutive days at Alton Towers Resort.

Is parking included with the Alton Towers admission?

No, car parking is not included in the ticket price.

What are some must-try rides at Alton Towers?

Main highlights include Nemesis, Oblivion, The Smiler, Rita, and Wicker Man.

When does Alton Towers open each day?

The park opens from 10:30am daily during the season.

Can I use my ticket on non-consecutive days?

No, your admission is valid for two consecutive days only.

Is Alton Towers wheelchair accessible?

Yes, the resort is wheelchair accessible.

Do I need ID matching my booking name?

Yes, bring identification matching your booking name as it may be checked on entry.