Topic: Memory Lane
A History of UK Theme Parks: How They Have Evolved Over the Decades
Discover how UK theme parks have transformed since their inception. A History of UK Theme Parks: How They Have Evolved Over the Decades explores the exciting journey of these beloved attractions.
Apocalypse: Remembering the first ride in the world to offer a standing floorless drop experience
Apocalypse at Drayton Manor was more than just a ride; it was an experience that challenged riders to face their fears and pushed the boundaries of thrill rides.
Bling Remembered: Spining through the air on giant glittering gondolas at Pleasure Beach Resort
Explore the thrilling "bling" era at Pleasure Beach Resort, where visitors were whisked 100 feet above the ground at 60 mph on dazzling gondolas!
Remembering the Corkscrew at Flamingo Land
Discover the iconic Corkscrew at Flamingo Land, a thrilling roller coaster that left a lasting impression on visitors for years.
Evolution of Roller Coasters in UK Theme Parks
Delve into the thrilling world of roller coasters in UK theme parks with a detailed look at iconic rides and their evolution.
Pandemonium at Drayton Manor: ‘Sadly, All Good Things Must Come to an End’
One of Drayton Manor's most exhilarating attractions when it opened in 2004.
Discover the Rich Heritage of Alton Towers: From Medieval Fortress to Thrill-Seeker’s Paradise
As we embark on our own adventures within these hallowed grounds, let us remember and celebrate the heritage that laid the foundation for the wonderland we revel in today.
Thrilling Memories: Riding the Log Flume at Camelot
Who remembers the Log Flume at Camelot?
The Hyper Blaster at Pleasure Island: The 90 Foot Tower of Terror Ride
The 90 foot tower of terror blasted passengers into space at a g-force of 3, before thrusting them back to ground level. Then, just when you think it's all over – you were shot back skywards again!
Remembering The Beastie: The Compact Ride that contained several head chopper effects
The Beastie was a jolly introduction to the world of rollercoasters at Alton Towers. It was just fast enough for kids to get a rush of excitement.
The Cyclone Roller Coaster at Southport Pleasureland
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.
Remembering Trauma Towers: Interactive walk through horror experience
Trauma Towers was a haunted attraction located at Blackpool Pleasure Beach.
Wild Mouse: One of Blackpool Pleasure Beach’s most-loved rollercoaster
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: 10 Years On
Submission opened in 2001 in the X-Sector area at Alton Towers and was closed and disassembled in 2013.
Did you ride Submission?
SAW Alive at Thorpe Park: Did you face your fear?
A live-action horror maze based on the Saw movie series was called Saw Alive at Thorpe Park.
