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Alton Towers Hotel is a hotel at the Alton Towers Amusement Park in England. They currently do not have any hotels in America as they are located in England, near Staffordshire.
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How many acres is Alton Towers?
Alton Towers Theme Park covers 790.74 acres.
How many Alton towers are they in England?
There are just under 30 rides and attractions at the Alton Towers Resort.
How many restaurants are there in Alton towers?
there are 10
Meeting and exceeding customers expectations in alton towers?
Alton Towers is considered by many to be the United Kingdom's finest theme park.
What is Alton towers and why does it attract people?
Alton Towers is a Theme Park, but also has a Waterpark and two Hotels. Alton Towers attracts people through advertising campaigns, vouchers in newspapers, etc., and they also advertise across many other mediums. People also visit Alton Towers again after a great day there before!
How many Rides at Alton towers?
There are 29 in total
How many miles from burnley to Alton towers?
its about 57miles
How old is an adult at Alton towers?
Anyone 12 years old or older is classed as an adult at the Alton Towers Resort. This is the same as many other places.
How many miles is it from york to Alton towers?
120 miles taking this route:Take A64 LEEDS, from York, to A1(M) LEEDS (via M1).Take A1(M) to M1 LONDON, at the next junction.Take M1 to A38 DERBY at J28 (to ALTON TOWERS).Take A38 to A52 ASHBOURNE (to ALTON TOWERS).Take A52 to B5417 OAKMOOR (to ALTON TOWERS), past Ashbourne.From there follow signs to ALTON TOWERS.
How many ticket booths are there in Alton towers?
1 at your house
How many employees do Alton towers have?
1 million Employees
How many people have died at Alton towers?
There have been a few incidents at Alton Towers resulting in deaths. One significant incident occurred in 2015 when four people were seriously injured and one woman tragically lost her leg on the Smiler roller coaster. There have been no other fatalities reported at Alton Towers.
