Oblivion
Alton Towers, Alton, UK
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Dive coaster · Steel · B&M
Opened 1998 · Owned by Merlin
The world's first vertical-drop dive coaster — a hang on the brink before a near-vertical plunge into a fog-filled hole.
- Height
- 65 ft
- Top speed
- 68 mph
- Length
- 1,224 ft
- Inversions
- 0
- Opened
- 1998
- Builder
- B&M
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Plan your ride
Lines are shortest at park open and in the last hour of the day. Enthusiasts swear by the back row for the biggest airtime.
Good to know
No inversions — intense, but you never go upside down
Dive coaster — smooth modern track
Compact layout — 1,224 ft of track
