Tag: Memory Lane

The Cyclone was a furious wooden coaster located at Pleasureland Southport that had you flying out of your seats on its many air-time filled drops.

Who remembers The Klondike Gold Mine Coaster?

Trauma Towers was a haunted attraction located at Blackpool Pleasure Beach.

This exhilarating coaster took you on a thrilling ride up and down steep slopes before zooming round a seemingly endless number of twists with its 90 degree turns and quick pace.

Submission opened in 2001 in the X-Sector area at Alton Towers and was closed and disassembled in 2013. Did you ride Submission?

A live-action horror maze based on the Saw movie series was called Saw Alive at Thorpe Park.

One of the world’s most awesome rotary thrill rides and the only one installed in Europe. Sadly it was plagued with reliability issues!

What seemed to be an abandoned road soon revealed a much more horrific presence.

The ride was approximately six minutes long and was the longest log flume attraction in the world at the time of opening.

Who misses Carnival of Screams? did you venture inside?

Corkscrew at Alton Towers was a trailblazing roller coaster that captivated the hearts of theme park enthusiasts for nearly three decades. The first of its kind in the UK, it introduced countless visitors to the exhilarating world of looping roller coasters.

Ripsaw was one of the best thrill rides at Alton Towers, were you lucky enough to stay dry?

La Quebrada, a troupe of six world-class high divers from Mexico performed breath-taking dives in the shadow of the Big One roller coaster.

Excalibur – a Dragon’s Tale – took you on amazing trip into Drayton Manors medieval kingdom, where dragons and knights tried to outwit each other, with surprising results!

As you launched onto the track in your spinning carriage you experienced the terror of being caught up in a whirlwind!

Standing 120 feet tall, touching speeds of almost 50mph and pulling over 5-G's..