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The UK's Number 1 Theme Park based in Staffordshire England. The theme park appeals to all age groups with attractions that appeal to the younger age group right up to world first roller coasters that attract the older age groups

The Alton Towers Waterpark boasts loads of fantastic interactive water features. Float on lazy rivers, paddle and play in Little Leak enjoying our brand new water ball, or get soaked with crazy cannons and brave the sensational speed of the Master Blaster water coaster. Our wet and wild waterpark is open all year round, offering bucket-loads of fun for all ages. Our indoor waterpark is home to high-speed water slides and interactive play areas. In the summer months, Alton’s water park extends to our outdoor pool area. Enjoy the Bubbly Wubbly bubble pool and Flash Floods flume ride in the sunshine.

With over 50 rides and attractions, the Alton Towers Resort is Britain’s Greatest Escape!   The Resort is home to 7 iconic world first rollercoasters - enjoy G-forces greater than a space shuttle on the legendary Nemesis, brave Oblivion's iconic vertical drop, ride The Smiler's 14 loops or satisfy your need for speed on Rita. Plus 2018's new kid on the block Wicker Man. Younger guests will love exploring CBeebies Land - at The Furchester Hotel Live Show they can join Phoebe, Funella, Furgus, Elmo and Cookie Monster; or take the controls on the Go Jetters Vroomster Zoom ride. Don't miss out on Postman Pat Parcel Post, Mr Bloom's Allotment, Justin's House Pie-O-Matic Factory and the In The Night Garden Magical Boat Ride. Plus, with some of the CBeebies' most popular characters to meet, it's the perfect place for children to learn and play.  Your admission on this ticket is for entrance on two consecutive days in the 2019 season.

On this walking tour, you’ll explore Winchester’s rich literary heritage. Many of England’s most noteworthy authors like Thomas Hardy, John Keats and Jane Austen had connections to the city and you’ll see places that inspired them and their works. You’ll view Westgate, the city’s 12th-century gateway and head to the medieval Great Hall that features a replica of the mythical King Arthur’s round table. Along the banks of the River Itchen, you can follow in the footsteps of Keats and your guide will tell you more about the life of Jane Austen too. The tour will end with a stop at the Jane Austen House, where the writer spent the final eight years of her life.