I went to Alton Towers on Friday at 1 AM, I have done 1/10 of a review of the trip to Alton Towers. Just in case you don't know what Alton Towers is, it is a theme park down in Southern England, in the Midlands near Birmingham. It is one of the most famous parks in Britain. It is located near Birmingham and Stoke-on-Trent in Staffordshire.
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Alton Towers were great, the journey was OK but it was nothing special. The journey to Alton Towers lasted 6 hours at least with only two stops which made it around 7 hours to get there. The journey to Alton was a sleepless night for me and many other people, we were shattered when we arrived at a service station in Manchester.
We arrived at about 7 O'clock in the morning and the park has yet to open for another couple of hours, we had to get changed into clothing that would be 'suitable' for Alton Towers because we had been in those clothing on a smelly bus for 7 hours. There was a massive crowd of retarded people waiting at the gate to get into the park, they were from different schools in Scotland and didn't seem to understand the sentence "Get away from the gate", it was hilarious
It then started to get better as we eventually managed to get into the park, I knew it was going to be a great day. It started cloudy but the sun managed to come out about 20 minutes later.
The first ride I went on was a Mine Coaster called "Runaway Mine Train" and it was in the "Katanga Canyon" area of the park. It was Okay for the first ride of the day. I never got any major stomach twists on it but it was kind of fun .
The second ride I went on was called the Ripsaw, it was a ride what was in the "Forbidden Valley" area of the park. It was a ride that made you go upside down numerous times and at some points you just stayed upside down looking at the ground 50 metres below. When we were upside down a few moments later we just swung around and back to normal. At the end we were upside down and then we were sprayed by water.
I can be bothered saying more at the moment but I will .