Theme park trip planner

How to use the outline

Start with fewer rides than you think you can do. A first visit that tries to clear a 40-attraction inventory is a walk, not a day. Tick the rides that would make the trip a failure if you missed them, generate the outline, then stop adding.

The optional date is a label on your outline, not a timetable. This index does not pull the park calendar. If you need hours, use the official page for that date — and the Alton Towers opening-times guide if that is the park you picked.

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• The ride list is the inventory already on that park’s page, including imported attractions where we have names.
• Leave the last block empty on purpose. The useful day is the one that still has slack for a queue that moved.

Alton Towers first-visit walking order Alton Towers opening times

Walking order is the actual plan

A shortlist without a route still wastes the site. Alton Towers punishes a random order: Forbidden Valley, Dark Forest and X-Sector are separate walks. Thorpe Park is compact, so the constraint is height, not distance. Cedar Point and Ferrari World are different jobs again. The planner will list your ticks in the order you selected them — rearrange mentally by land before you treat that list as a route.

At Thorpe Park, Hyperia is the 130 cm exception in a mostly 140 cm line-up, so a mixed group should decide the split before Stealth, not after.

Alton Towers Thorpe Park Cedar Point Alton Towers vs Thorpe Park

Largest inventories the planner can pull from

Ride counts here include every attraction currently attached to the park page — curated coasters plus imported names. A large number is a bigger menu, not a promise you will ride more. Use it to see which parks in this index actually have a list to plan from.

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