ArtAlton Towers Resort Partners Exclusively with The Coach Company

Alton Towers Resort Partners Exclusively with The Coach Company

The Coach Company is thrilled to announce an exclusive partnership with Alton Towers Resort, introducing a brand-new coach service that will connect Birmingham to Alton Towers Resort.

Operating during weekends and school holidays, this coach service offers a convenient and cost-effective travel option for like-minded individuals looking to enjoy a fantastic day out.

Departing from the University of Birmingham (North Gate) and featuring a pickup point at TK MAXX Birmingham New Street, the service includes a round-trip journey to Alton Towers Resort.

The coach service schedule has been thoughtfully tailored to accommodate special events like Scare Fest & Fireworks shows. Travelers can select from two options: the ‘Earlier Departure’ or ‘The Late Departure,’ ensuring they maximise their enjoyment during the journey and at the theme park.

Tickets for this coach service are competitively priced at £29.50 for a return journey and can be conveniently purchased online at . Additionally, when booking coach seats, visitors have the option to secure entry tickets for Alton Towers Resort.

Mark Bond, CEO of The Coach Company UK, expressed his enthusiasm for the new service, stating, “We are excited to launch our new coach service from Birmingham to Alton Towers Resort. We know that Alton Towers Resort is a popular destination for people of all ages, and we hope our new service will make it easier and more affordable for people to travel to the park.”

For further details about this exciting bus service, please visit .

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