Alton Towers fans have one last chance to ride the iconic Nemesis rollercoaster until it reopens in 2024

Nemesis is ready to shut to park-goers till 2024 (Credit: Bloomberg by way of Getty Pictures)

Thrill seekers are being urged to journey on Alton Towers Resort’s well-known Nemesis rollercoaster earlier than it closes on sixth November.

The long-lasting rollercoaster can have operations paused forward of returning for its thirtieth anniversary, with a significant revamp that's set to go away adrenaline junkies trembling in anticipation.

Park-goers now have just some extra weeks to benefit from the journey’s scary spins, corkscrews and loops earlier than it closes till 2024.

Alton Towers introduced the information by way of posters across the park from the secretive Phalanx organisation which shared that Nemesis shall be closing because of the beast’s ‘irregular behaviour’.

For these unfamiliar with Nemesis’ origin story, buckle up:

‘Deep beneath the bottom at Alton Towers Resort lived an odd being.

‘After being disturbed by workmen throughout routine upkeep, the monster that lay dormant was unleashed, wreaking havoc on the encompassing space. The Phalanx (an elite organisation of consultants recruited from authorities and scientific establishments) instantly launched their excessive safety division to pin down the creature and disable it.

‘It took 250 tonnes of metal, bent and twisted across the monster, and 200 males to carry it down – Alton Towers transformed the metal that imprisons the creature into the tangled rollercoaster you see right here in the present day.’

Particulars of the transformation are being stored below wraps for now with extra info to be revealed nearer the time.

Kate McBirnie, Head of Product Excellence at Alton Towers Resort, stated: ‘Nemesis is Europe’s first ever inverted rollercoaster, which has been thrilling thrill seekers since 1994.

‘The legendary rollercoaster is cherished by thrill seekers throughout the UK and past, and we need to give followers of the journey the chance to expertise Nemesis in its present type earlier than it closes on November 6.’

Nemesis price £10m and was topped Europe’s first inverted rollercoaster when it opened in 1994. Riders expertise 3.5 G-force as they race previous the rocks and rivers of the theme park’s Forbidden Valley at speeds of as much as 50mph.

It carries dangling adrenaline junkies alongside quite a few twists, turns with 4 inversions, and has attracted individuals from throughout the globe.

To maintain updated with the most recent information and purchase tickets to journey Nemesis earlier than 6 November, go to altontowers.com.