Nemesis ride parts have been spotted in the brand new Bunker 94 store in Forbidden Valley as guests can get their hands on a piece of roller coaster history!
Celebrating its 30th anniversary Nemesis is back with a vengeance as thousands of fans travelled from all corners of the country to witness Nemesis Reborn, the extensive makeover of the iconic coaster that first opened on March 19, 1994.
It has seen the entire 250-tonne, 716-metre-long track – with its iconic corkscrews, nerve-shredding drops and four full inversions – replaced.
In addition, new state-of-the-art audio-visual technology including a giant blazing eye ringed by razor-sharp teeth brings the creature that gives the ride its name vividly to life.
In the brand new shop as part of Forbidden Valley a whole host of merchandise is available for the new ride and even some classic 1994 Nemesis merchandise has been brought back to life for sale.
Nemesis bolts from the ride are displayed on wooden plinths and have been up for sale for £100 in the shop.
Yes, that’s a staggering amount of money for a Nemesis bolt but they flew off the shelves and Alton Towers knew they would.
The bolt is just a standard bolt but it’s a piece of history and it’ll only matter to those die-hard fans who care about the ride more than the average guest.
A very popular item but a very cool and unique talking piece all the same.
Keep your eye on the specialist items section of the Alton Towers Shop as there may just be more little things popping up on the site (and in-store) over the next few months!
Hi, my son has asked for one of these bolts for his birthday and I can’t find them anywhere. We went to Alton towers especially hoping to find one in the shop but the lady said they were out of stock and didn’t know when they would be back in, so if anyone has any ideas how to get one before his birthday in September I would be very grateful? Thank you.
I believe they are sold out currently but if anywhere will stock them Bunker 94 in Forbidden Valley will if they have made anymore from the spare bolts they had left over