Attractions
Air
The Blade
Nemesis
Nemesis: Sub-Terra
Ripsaw

Transportation
Skyride

Height Restrictions
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Food and Drink
Forbidden Treats
Fresh Fish and Chips
The Generator
Nemices Donuts
Refresh@Ripsaw

Toilets
Toilets can be found under the Skyride station.

Shops
Air Shop
Unit NS-T

Fun and Games
The Edge Games
Forbidden Truckers
Mutant Racers
Ripsaw's Revenge and Rampage

Ride Photography
Air
Nemesis

Other Services
Air Picnic Area
Lockers
Sales and Information

Area Media

Attraction Galleries

Past Attractions
Dynamo
Thunder Looper
The Beast
Beastie
Lava Lump

Descend into Forbidden Valley and come face to face with your darkest fears.

Looming out of an ominous pit at the heart of the area sits Nemesis, one of the best coasters in the world. The monster is surrounded by shrapnel thrown from its pit during its excavation, such as the park's premier thrill ride, Ripsaw, or The Blade, a traditional swinging ship.

Now in 2012, Phalanx Control, the company responsible for securing Nemesis have returned to Forbidden Valley to carry out further investigations into the legend. They have come across some startling new findings and are now ready to reveal their nightmarish investigations to the world in Nemesis: Sub-terra.

However if you fancy a slightly more relaxing ride, why not head to the leafy oasis at the far end of Forbidden Valley, where you can find the park's flying coaster, Air. And while taking some time out why not take the weight off and have a bite to eat at Fresh Fish and Chips or Refresh@Ripsaw.  Or for food on the go why not head down to Forbidden Treat, Nemices or The Generator, one of the park's Burger King units.

At the entrance to Forbidden Valley, take a challenge on Lava Lump, the park's climbing wall with its adjoining trampolines. And the fun doesn't end there, with the neighbouring Edge Games or Mutant Racers which sits at the far end of the Valley.

Forbidden Valley is considered by some to be one of the best themed areas in the park, with large stones and twisted fences making the place look like a monster has roamed.

This area originally started out as Thunder Valley in 1990 when the Thunder Looper was installed, for some time this was the only ride in the area. In 1992 however the New Beast was moved from Talbot Street to the lower end of Thunder Valley, along with it a children's roller coaster, The Beastie, which sat alongside the area's entrance.

1994 saw the opening of Nemesis, Europe's first inverted roller coaster,  and Thunder Valley took on a whole new look along with a new name, Forbidden Valley. In 1997 the Thunder Looper was removed from the park and Ripsaw, the fast, wet Topspin ride opened along with a revamped Pirate ship now called The Blade.

By this time the Beastie had departed the are moving to Adventure Land for 1996 and 1997 was  also the last season the Beast operated in the park, leaving a large gap at the far end of Forbidden Valley

In 2002 Forbidden Valley saw a massive shake up of the area, when the far end was finally filled by Air, the £12million flying roller coaster, where you actually fly around a roller coaster track, in the ''superman'' position! Dynamo also arrived at the entrance of Forbidden Valley for 2002, however its stay was only brief, as it was removed again at the start of 2004 due to technical problems.

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