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[2026] Bluey Coaster in CBeebies Land

Hid said:
I think this coaster has gotten a bit more intresting as it's progressed in true Alton fashion remaining secretive on projects
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It is curious, I wouldn’t say interesting.

Towers need family coasters so I think most people are happy to see stuff like this but it’s not interesting.

Just wish this was coming alongside more flat rides across the park.
 
Dave said:
It is curious, I wouldn’t say interesting.

Towers need family coasters so I think most people are happy to see stuff like this but it’s not interesting.

Just wish this was coming alongside more flat rides across the park.
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I would arguably say what Towers needed to explore would've been to update the seating for Runaway Mine Train so it's got a 0.9m-1m height requirement. I think having it at 1.1m is counterproductive due to the fact that younger children and families may not be able to ride where they used to.

I would say in general the park haven't got as many family attractions as they used to. One's where the whole family can ride rather than pre-schoolers.

Rides such as the Zamperla Nebulaz, Technical Park Sidecar XL, ART Engineering Wild Swing, Mack Seastorm

I could say this could easily apply to any other park in the all ages bracket including Chessington, Drayton and Paultons. Some of which has at least one of those rides.
 
Shared with their permission, here's a potential layout by someone on a Discord server I'm in;

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I think they could be on to something here; It would explain the weird kink in the track render and the position of the theming features.
 
Skyscraper said:
Shared with their permission, here's a potential layout by someone on a Discord server I'm in;

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I think they could be on to something here; It would explain the weird kink in the track render and the position of the theming features.
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Why would they hide a helix, though? That seems odd.

They don’t normally tend to hide things in applications; they only did for The Smiler because it broke the inversion record. A helix on a kiddie coaster is nothing earth-shattering!
 
Matt N said:
Why would they hide a helix, though? That seems odd.

They don’t normally tend to hide things in applications; they only did for The Smiler because it broke the inversion record. A helix on a kiddie coaster is nothing earth-shattering!
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Oh you think that's just a helix? There's at least an over banked dive turn and a heart line roll in there, finishing with a splashdown element.
 
Skyscraper said:
Shared with their permission, here's a potential layout by someone on a Discord server I'm in;

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I think they could be on to something here; It would explain the weird kink in the track render and the position of the theming features.
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Might I ask, why is there a point where the green line crosses over itself? In the bottom right corner of the figure eight, I mean!
 
MrCoaster said:
Might I ask, why is there a point where the green line crosses over itself? In the bottom right corner of the figure eight, I mean!
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It's thought that the "kink" could be where the extra bit connects. If you follow it with your finger you may see.
 
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