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Arrival on the Day Groups Can Arrive Between 10.00Am and 12 Noon on the Day 2016 Cubs 100 Takeover day information sheet Arrival on the day Groups can arrive between 10.00am and 12 noon on the day. Please visit the TSA registration desk to check in, collect your goody bags and “100 Activities” flyers Tickets & Vouchers: Groups with pre-purchased tickets via our Merlin contact centre will need to present their booking REF number on arrival at our dedicated Cubs 100 booth in the main admissions plaza Youthfunfdays Voucher holders need to exchange their vouchers for tickets on arrival at the Admissions plaza from the Cubs 100 booth. Additional Information: Alton Towers Resort theme park is open from 09.30am daily, with rides opening from 10.00am. Closing times vary throughout the season so please visit www.altontowers.com for timings. The Resort has over 6,000 car parking spaces. There is an all day parking charge of £6 for those guests choosing to travel by car. Our VIP/Express car park costs £16.00 per car (prices subject to change). Mini bus parking is charged at £16.00 per vehicle on the coach park or £6.00 per vehicle in the main car park, Coach parking is free. All mini bus and coach drivers who present a valid job sheet for the day can park free of charge. Disabled parking is £6.00 per car. Coach Driver additional information – please refer to your Coach Driver information sheet for 2016 ALTON TOWERS RESORT FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS Where is Alton Towers Resort? Alton Towers Resort is situated in 500 acres of Staffordshire countryside. Clearly signposted from the M1 and M6, the Park is approximately 50 miles north of Birmingham and 50 miles south of Manchester. The nearest train station is located 15 miles away in Stoke on Trent. For directions please visit www.altontowers.com What type of rides are there at Alton Towers Resort? Alton Towers Resort has a great selection of ‘Thrill Rides’ for older children and adults, as well as rides suitable for the whole family categorised as ‘Laughs & Frights’ and ‘Young Fun’. Please visit www.altontowers.com for full ride availability and height guidelines. All rides and attractions are subject to variable opening and closing times which will be confirmed on the day. How can I beat the queues in the theme park? Fastrack tickets allow the bearer priority access to some of our favourite attractions and can be purchased and pre-ordered in advance. There are limited numbers available on the day from admissions or the Sales & information kiosks on park. Fastrack tickets can also be purchased on-line in advance via www.altontowers.com. Also using the single rider queues may reduce your wait if you don’t mind riding alone. These can not be sold via Trade as on quieter theme park days these are not available to purchase. Who looks after the safety of the guests at Alton Towers Resort? Alton Towers has its own Security department and Health and Safety department who are responsible for the safety and welfare of both guests and employees. Are there any specific health and safety codes relevant to theme parks? Alton Towers has the following health and safety codes which it must abide by: Fairgrounds and Amusement Parks Guidance on Safe Practice, The Health and Safety at Work etc Act 1974, The Management of Health and Safety at Work Regulations 1992, The Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations 1992 and Disability and Discrimination Act 1995. Are there baby-changing facilities at Alton Towers Resort? There are 8 baby care facilities located within the toilets around the theme park. Baby supplies are available to purchase from The Towers Trading store. Single and double pushchairs are available to hire from Guest Services, £7 single buggy and £10 for a double buggy, both require a £10 deposit, refundable at the end of the day. Are there locker facilities at Alton Towers Resort? Locker facilities are available at Guest Services, which can be found in Towers Street. Are there cash machines at Alton Towers Resort? Cash machines are located in Towers Street and the Admissions Plaza. What facilities does Alton Towers Resort provide for disabled guests? Throughout the park, disabled toilet facilities are available and the park has its own Medical Centre where special needs can be catered for, i.e. cold storage of medicines and specialised equipment. Wheelchairs are also available to hire from Guest Services. Alton Towers provides a special guide for disabled visitors, a copy of which can be obtained by calling the Customer Services department on 01538 702200 or visiting http://www.altontowers.com/events/disabled-access/ What is the procedure for looking after lost children at Alton Towers? The lost children’s point is located in the CBeebies Clock Tower. What happens to lost property at Alton Towers Resort? The Alton Towers Resort goes to great lengths to reunite items of lost property with their rightful owners. Found items are taken to Guest Services. If you think you might have lost an item on-site please contact the Lost Property Department on 01538 703344 with your visit date and an accurate description of your item. What height restrictions are there on the main rides at Alton Towers Resort? Riders on The Smiler, Oblivion, Ripsaw, Nemesis, Rita & Air must be 1.4m. For certain rides, a minimum height applies unless accompanied by an adult. All of the rides have height restrictions, either minimum or maximum, which are set by the ride manufacturer and reinforced by Alton Towers' own health and safety legislation. Please visit http://www.altontowers.com/rides-and-attractions/ for more details. What types of food outlets are there at Alton Towers Resort? You are welcome to bring a packed lunch on the day, there are plenty of open speaces in the theme park to eat outside. For all the information on our Food & beverage packages please visit http://www.altontowers.com/events/food-and- drink/#Packages Can I smoke in the theme park? The Alton Towers Resort has a number of designated smoking areas which we ask smokers to use in order to provide a clean and safe environment for all our guests. This policy is entirely in line with our positioning as a family short break resort. Further information on the theme park can be found at https://www.altontowers.com/useful-info/faq/ .
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