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Alton Towers weekend break with 2-day park ticket

FROM £159 pp · 2-day Alton Towers park ticket plus 1 night hotel stay from £159pp. Includes CBeebies Land and major rides.

Wayne Nixon

21 May 2026 — 4 min read

A weekend at Alton Towers with two full days of park access and a night's accommodation for £159pp isn't bad if you've got the appetite for queues and roller coasters. Family package that actually includes what you need.

The deal

You get:

Two consecutive days' park entry to Alton Towers
One night at the Alton Towers Hotel (room-only basis)
Free park re-entry on your departure day if you're staying on-site
Access to CBeebies Land (under-5s), The Smiler, Wicker Man, Galactica and the rest
Park-view rooms available for £40 extra per person

Price from £159 per person. Based on hotel room capacity, so total cost depends on group size.

Why we like it

The maths works. Two days' park tickets alone would cost you significantly more if bought separately, so bundling them with accommodation saves cash. The free departure-day return is genuinely useful—you're not forced to leave at 9am.

If you've got young kids, CBeebies Land exists. If you don't, there's The Smiler (14 inversions) to justify the trip as an actual thrill experience rather than a family trudge.

Catch: room-only board means you're either eating expensive theme-park food or leaving the site. Peak-season availability will be tight. Park hours vary seasonally, so check before you book—you might not get two full days' worth of daylight.

How to book

Head to Alton Towers directly. They'll walk you through date selection, room type, and whether you want the park-view upgrade. Check their calendar for your preferred weekend—school holidays shift demand fast.