Crealy Theme Park & Resort Announces Two New Attractions for 2026
Visual: Crealy Theme Park & Resort
(eap) Crealy Theme Park & Resort, located in Devon (England), has announced two new family thrill rides for the 2026 season. The multi-million-pound investment is intended to selectively expand the existing offering, which to date has been primarily geared towards families with younger children, to appeal to a wider target group.
Visual: Crealy Theme Park & Resort
The first new attraction is scheduled to open as early as spring of this year. It is a refurbished “Drop’n Twist Tower” from manufacturer SBF-Visa, which was previously operated at Paultons Park under the name of “Magma”. At Crealy, the around 25-metre-high tower is set to reopen as “Pirates’ Plummet”. In summer 2026, a second new attraction is being called “Rotor”, is due to follow. This will mark the first time that an inverted ride is being added to the park’s portfolio. Specifically, it will be an “Air Race 6.4” flat ride from Italian manufacturer Zamperla.
“For many reasons the 2025 season was challenging but at the same time very successful for us, this was capped by winning two gold awards at the UK Theme Park Awards. We’re incredibly proud of what the whole team has achieved. This investment allows us to build on that success by re-engaging our local audience, expanding our appeal to older children, and continuing to evolve Crealy as a destination that truly offers something for every generation. We can’t wait to welcome guests to what will be our biggest year yet,” states Josh Haywood, Managing Director of Crealy Theme Park & Resort. ■
