Description
If you are looking for the best things to do with kids in Staffordshire, the Splash Landings Hotel at Alton Towers Resort provides a fun, Caribbean-themed getaway. This hotel is unique because it is built directly around the Alton Towers Waterpark, offering families a tropical escape without the need for air travel. It serves as an excellent base for an active family holiday, combining easy access to the water park with the wider excitement of the Alton Towers theme park.
Rooms at the Splash Landings Hotel vary in price depending on the season, room type (such as Beachcomber or Pirate-themed), and whether you opt for a bed-and-breakfast package or a multi-day theme park bundle. Prices start from £32 for theme park tickets when booked online, while water park entry starts from £18. For the best rates on accommodation, we recommend checking the official Alton Towers website, where you can also find exclusive short-break packages and mid-week offers.
If you are looking for the best place for a day out with family and kids where everything is on your doorstep, this hotel offers a seamless transition between comfortable themed accommodation and aquatic adventure. Its focus on family-friendly amenities, combined with the convenience of having an indoor water park attached to the lobby, makes it a top choice for a stress-free trip for young families.
Detailed Inventory: Attractions
- Water Park Rides: Master Blaster, Rush 'n' Rampage (high-speed slides), and Flash Floods (outdoor flume).
- Toddler/Kids Areas: Little Leak (splash pool), Wacky Waterworks Tree House, and The Lazy River.
- Relaxation Areas: Lagoona Bay, Bubbly Wubbly Pool (age 5+), and Volcano Springs.
Beyond the Main Attraction: What Else to Discover
- While the theme park rides are the primary draw, the resort and its surroundings offer plenty to keep families entertained for a multi-day stay:
- Extraordinary Golf: Challenge the family to a round on these two wacky 9-hole courses, featuring outrageous obstacles and putting greens themed after iconic Alton Towers rides like Nemesis and Oblivion.
- Historic Gardens: Take a relaxing stroll through the expansive, Grade I listed gardens surrounding the famous Alton Towers stately home, providing a peaceful escape and the perfect backdrop for family photos.
- Churnet Valley Walks: Venture just outside the resort to explore the scenic Churnet Valley, where you can find flat, easy-to-navigate walking and cycling paths like the Oakamoor to Denstone Greenway, ideal for families seeking a bit of fresh air and nature.
New for 2026: Enhancements and Celebrations
- The 2026 season marks a major expansion for CBeebies Land, headlined by a world-first attraction that brings a global TV phenomenon to life:
- Bluey the Ride: Here Come the Grannies!: Step directly into the world of the Heeler family on the world’s first-ever Bluey junior rollercoaster, where riders join Rita and Janet (Bluey and Bingo) on a mischievous adventure through their garden.
- Immersive Queue Line Fun: The ride experience begins before you even board, with a queue area themed as the Heeler house, featuring interactive play zones and character spotting opportunities to keep little ones engaged while they wait.
- Expanded Bluey Experiences: Complementing the new coaster, guests can now enjoy an even wider range of Bluey-themed entertainment across the resort, including daily live shows at Big Fun Showtime and dedicated meet-and-greet sessions with the full Heeler family.
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