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Alton Towers closes World of David Walliams after five years
The theme park's David Walliams–themed attraction, which opened in 2021, has permanently shut following a regular review.
What to know
- The World of David Walliams attraction at Alton Towers has permanently closed after five years, having opened in 2021.
- Alton Towers cited a regular review of rides and attractions as the reason, citing operational and guest experience considerations.
- The themed area featured multiple Walliams-branded rides including Gangsta Granny: The Ride, Raj's Bouncy Bottom Burp, Royal Carousel, and Flavio's Fabulous Fandango.
- The park has not yet announced plans for future use of the space.
David Walliams Children's author and entertainerAlton Towers Theme park operatorHarperCollins Children's Books Publishing partner
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“As we are no longer in the main season, guests are encouraged to check the Alton Towers Resort website and app for the latest attraction opening information ahead of their visit.”
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World of David Walliams opens at Alton Towers — The theme park's creative team worked with David Walliams and HarperCollins Children's Books over several years to develop the World of David Walliams section, which opened in 2021.