Yes, you are welcome to bring your own picnics to Alton Towers Resort. 

Bags are allowed, but will be searched upon entrance to Alton Towers Resort. Please refrain from bringing any of the prohibited items below: 

• Any item deemed to be a weapon
• Fireworks and/or smoke bombs
• Glass bottles or other articles which may cause injury and/or be deemed offensive or dangerous
• Sharp objects or anything which may be considered a security risk including knives, penknives, scissors, corkscrews, metal nail files, toy or replica guns.
• Intoxicating liquor
• Illegal substances and/or legal highs
• Skateboards, scooters and rollerblades
• Drones

Yes, Alton Towers Resort is accessible and offers a range of facilities and services to support guests with disabilities or additional needs. 

Many areas of the park, including restaurants, shops, and some rides, are wheelchair accessible. Some rides require a transfer from a wheelchair with assistance.

There are accessible toilets and changing places available throughout the park. 

Dogs and all animals are prohibited from entry into Alton Towers Resort, with the exception of guide and assistance dogs. 

You're advised to arrive early at Alton Towers, so you can spend the full day there and make the most of the site's 40 rides and 500 acres of fun! 

Yes, there are a wide range of food and drink options at Alton Towers Resort including burgers, pizza, fish & chips, coffee, ice cream and snacks.

Alton Towers Resort is located near the village of Alton, in Staffordshire. The full address of the site is Farley Lane, Alton, Stoke-on-Trent, ST10 4DB. 

Yes, you can leave and re-enter the resort on the same day. Just make sure to get a hand stamp or re-entry pass at the gate before you exit, and keep your ticket with you for re-entry. Please note that without a hand stamp and valid ticket, you may be refused entry.

Alton Towers is a huge park with a variety of rides and attractions suitable for visitors of all ages. Therefore it is recommended that you spend a full day visiting Alton Towers, although if you'd prefer to explore at a slower pace, then consider purchasing the Two Day Ticket. 

Yes, children under 90cm can visit Alton Towers free of charge. Head to the Ticket Sales and Collection windows upon visiting and the staff will sort your ticket. Please be assured there is a reserved allocation for under 90cm and essential companion tickets. 

Yes, tickets for Alton Towers Resort also include entry to CBeebies Land and Sharkbait Reef by SEA LIFE. 

Some of the most famous rides at Alton Towers Resort include: 

• Nemesis Reborn: A revamped version of the iconic Nemesis, with intense inversions and speed.
• The Smiler: The world’s first 14-loop roller coaster.
• Wicker Man: A wooden coaster with fire effects and immersive theming.
• Oblivion: Europe’s first vertical drop coaster.
• Galactica: A flying coaster with a space travel theme and VR experience.
• Rita: A launch coaster that goes from 0 to 60 mph in just 2.5 seconds.
• Th13teen: A spooky coaster with a surprise vertical freefall drop in the dark.
• Enterprise: A spinning ride that lifts you vertically while rotating.
• Spinball Whizzer: A spinning coaster with unpredictable twists and turns.
• Toxicator: A new high-speed, toxic waste-themed coaster with spins and drops.

In total, Alton Towers Resort has over 40 rides and attractions, including thrill rides, family adventures, and kids' experiences in CBeebies Land.

Yes, there is completely free Wi-Fi access across the resort. It will appear as "Alton Towers Resort Wi-Fi" on your device.

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