Alton Towers Almanac: Gallery: Oblivion

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Please note that all of the photographs shown were taken with the park's permission. You should not attempt to enter these areas yourself without prior consent.

One of the trains in the Maintenance Shed.

Underneath the train, we look at the wheel housing.

Down in the tunnel, looking towards the exit.

Looking back towards the drop. Note the bars on the floor - as the incline of the floor increases, these bars become stepladders upwards.

Again looking towards the exit of the tunnel.

From the exit, we look back down the huge hole.

The Operator's console in the station.

In the station, looking back out of the exit.

From the same position, looking out of the front of the station.

A train sat on the transfer track.

From the lift hill, looking down on the X-Sector.

This shot really shows you how the track curves once it goes underground.

From the end of the lift hill, we take a look back at the station.

A control panel at the top of the lift hill.

Looking towards the drop.

Another view of the drop taken from the lift hill.

This shot shows you a large section of Oblivion's queue line from above.

Looking back down the lift hill.

The station again, with the Maintenance Shed attached to it to the left of this picture.

The X-Sector, from Oblivion's lift hill.

Now we head out the back of the station, and take a closer look at the two trains in the transfer track.

Further down the brake run, looking towards the station.

A nice shot of Oblivion and the X-Sector, taken from the end of Oblivion's brake run.

The final part of the ride.

Another control panel, this time on the brake run.

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