Alton Towers Toxicator Ride with Burst Rohr, the brown liquid leaks

A new journey in Alton Towers had to temporarily close on the opening day after a stream triggered near the queue.

Toxicator, a highly expected ride with poisonous waste, pulled snake queues from thrill searchers on Saturday afternoon (March 15).

Frustrated visitors claimed on social media that Alton Towers' Forbidden Valley was evacuated on his reopening day after the start of a drainage of “escaping wastewater”.

The Staffordshire Them Park said that the new trip after a break in an area near the driving entrance had a “short break in operation” that “had no deal with the journey itself”.

A spokesman for Alton Towers said: “Due to an unexpected Burst tube near the journey, the poison meter briefly in the operation, while our teams quickly dealt with the problem. The journey and the surrounding area are now completely open and greet the guests. “

They added that the trip was stopped in the queue for about two hours before the queue line was opened again to the guests.

A park guest wrote on X/Twitter on Saturday: “What's going on today? I was here for 7 hours on 4 trips. Was forced to stand in human toilet waste in the waiting time of toxic distances in the waiting time of toxic disorders. Currently 4 trips open. This is a shame. What compensation do we get for it !!! “

Another added: “Something went very wrong with a poison taxer, we were pushed out of the queue without a fast pass.”

The journey with poisonous waste, which promises in the forbidden valley of the park, will “feel the powerful forces in the game in tension and turn them into a whirlwind of excitement and fear”.

With a record-breaking 78-foot high, poison meters can absorb more than 500 people per hour and is the only top spin trip in the world that is increased above the ground.

Video material shows that brown liquid floods the entrance to the ride from an overcrowded drain.

An X user joked: “Toxicator. Wastewater trolley. There is a certain irony about that. “

Some praise the park quickly because they quickly reopened the journey.

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