Tomb Blaster, at Chessington World of Adventures Resort

Adventurers are on a mission to battle the Curse of the Mummy. Ride through the Ancient Egyptian labyrinth armed with a laser gun to shoot mummies and scarab beetles and rid the tomb of its evil curse. What will you score?

FUN FACT: Tomb Blaster originally opened in 1987 and was known as the 5th Dimension until 1993 when it was given a re-theme to Terror Tomb. In 2001, Terror Tomb shut the sarcophegas, and Tomb Blaster opened for the 2002 season.

Adventurers under the height of 1.1m tall must be accompanied by an adult aged 16+.
Accompanying adults must sit in the same car.
Each car accommodates up to 5 Adventurers.
For safety reasons, Adventurers must be properly secured in the ride seat. Which means this ride may not be suitable for Adventurers with torso measurements approaching 51 inches.
Shoes with stiletto heels are prohibited.
Not suitable for expectant mothers.
Not suitable for Adventurers with heart conditions, high blood pressure, back problems or neck problems.

Prosthetics

All prosthetic limbs must be secured to the guest’s body or removed before boarding any ride.

Non - Ambulant & Wheelchair Access

You must be ambulant
Guests must be able to sit up and hold themselves upright without assistance from a carer for the duration of the ride
Those with leg amputations with no prosthetic are not permitted to ride

Evacuation

Guest must be able to self avacuate themselves including stairs and un even flooring and low levels of lighting
Narrow walkways means it is not possible for any size wheelchairs to navigate an exit from the ride envelope

Missing Limb or Amputation Information

Guests are required to have a minimum of three full limbs to enjoy this attraction
Guests with an amputation above or below the knee with no prosthetic are not permitted to ride

Ride Effects

Not suitable for Adventurers with epilepsy, strobe lighting is in use.
This is a dark and scary ride with smoke and laser effects. It may not be suitable for young Adventurers or those with breathing difficulties.