The new 'toxicator' ride in Alton Towers was forced to close on the opening day after a burst pipe had crept 'brown liquid' near frustrated visitors.
Riders remained 'so disappointed' after they had been evacuated when brown liquid was quickly seen that sorted out of the drains at the entrance of the roller coaster on Saturday on Saturday.
Bits of dirt built up while stewards were seen who blocked the ride with visitors, some who stood in line for hours, dragging along the mud.
The 78ft long ride, which can contain 500 sensational seekers per hour, is open two hours later.
Ben Kable, who stood in line for about 70 minutes, said: 'We thought the water was from the ride above while water dripped from the fountains during the ride.
“The steady current became more a puddle around our feet.”
He said that they were told to leave the ride 'without offering to come back with a quick pass, since we had waited 70 minutes.
'This was just a small part of a nightmare day in the park. My son was so disappointed '.
The new 'toxicator' ride in Alton Towers was forced to close on the opening day
The ride was closed for two hours after a burst pipe had spared 'brown liquid' in the vicinity of frustrated visitors
Riders remained 'so disappointed' after they had been evacuated when brown liquid was quickly seen who seeped from the drains at the entrance of the roller coaster on Saturday on Saturday
Videos placed on social media showed the confusion of visitors when Brown Liquid quickly flowed out of the drains.
Tiktok -user RideComparisons said: “[We] have just been to the toxicator and the entire row has been evacuated. We didn't know why.
“One ride we could continue because the queue wasn't that bad.”
“These journeys always have teething problems, but I have never seen a top spider exploding the drains.”
He added: “It smells like S ***.”
A speaker that is attached to the ride can be heard: 'I want you to go to the nearest exit to venture elsewhere. Our apologies for the possible discomfort and thank you for your patience.
“Toxicator experiences a delay that unfortunately cannot be resolved in the near future and has stopped operating.”
An Alton Towers spokesperson said: 'Due to an unexpected Burst -Pijp at the ride, the toxicator briefly paved the operation while our teams quickly treat the problem. The ride and the surrounding area are now completely reopened and hospitable guests. '
Tiktok -user RideComparisons said: “[We] have just been to the toxicator and the entire row has been evacuated. We didn't know why '
Alton Towers confirmed that the ride was opened two hours later on Saturday
Bits of dirt built up while stewards were seen that blocked the ride with visitors, some who stood in line for hours, dragging along the mud
'This was just a small part of a nightmare day in the park. My son was so disappointed, “said Ben Kable
The toxicator is the only top spin style ride in the park that is suspended above the ground, so that passers -by can walk under it and get close to the frightening experience.
Riders are back on the back before they are turned upside down where they are hung over a 'pole of toxic extraterrestrial acid'.
The theme park, located in Alton, Staffordshire, sees more than 2 million visitors every year.
Earlier this month, the largest theme park in Wales announced that it had closed its gates after 40 years,
Oakwood -themapark, in Pembrokeshire, West Wales, said that it achieved the 'difficult decision' because of financial challenges caused by rising costs and falling visitor numbers.
