| Montagne Russe: | New Beast (1992 to 1997)
Alton Beast (1988 to 1991) |
| Parc d'Attractions: | Alton Towers (Alton, Staffordshire, England, UK) |
| Classification: | Montagne Russe |
| Type: | Acier - Sit Down |
| Statut: | Defunct
Operated from 1992 to 1997 |
| Relocations: | Alton Towers as New Beast
Divertido as Space Mountain
Salitre Magico as Tornado |
| Make / Modèle: | Schwarzkopf / All Models / Jet Star 3 / Jumbo Jet |
| Designer: | Ing.-Büro Stengel GmbH |
| Mécanisme de traction/propulsion: | Electric Spiral Lift |
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| Longueur: | 2862' | |
| Inversions: | 0 | |
| Vitesse: | 44 mph | |
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| Trains: | 2 cars per train. Riders are arranged inline in 6 rows for a total of 12 riders per train. |
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| Notes: | It was previously believed the "New Beast" and "Alton Beast" were not the same physical rides, but rather two different physical rides of the same model. This has been confirmed not to be the case by a Alton staff member who worked the ride both before and after the switch. Welds made to the Alton Beast by Alton maintenance staff were present on the New Beast when it return the next season. |
| Lieu: | The Alton Beast was originally located in the Talbot Street section of the park. It was taken down after the 1991 season and sent to Stein (who took over the Schwarzkopf factory at the time) for refurbishment. When it retuned it was erected in the Thunder Valley section of the park. |
| Thème: | Red track with white structure. Prior to the Alton Beast to New Beast refurbishment and relocation, the ride had dark green track with light green supports. |
