Does The Smiler actually make you smile?

Trains have been known to stall, small plastic guide-wheels have fallen of the vertical hill lift and once a bolt had come off a section of track causing two pieces of track to disengage which lead to a small gap in the track. Smiler’s logo, which consists of optical illusions put together to make a smile.

What is the backstory of The Smiler?

The basic story of the ride is that The Smiler is a correctional device, which will “marmalise” your mind and turn you into a smiling advocate, with a huge twisted grin on your face. One of the other great things we things we did was The Smiler Game, an app which has proved incredibly successful.

Did The Smiler change its name?

Sections of track were later moved to the construction site on 6 December 2012. In January 2013, Alton Towers officially confirmed that the ride would be called The Smiler.

How many G’s does The Smiler have?

4.8 g
The Smiler/G-force

When did The Smiler open to the public?

The Smiler finally opened to the public on 31 May 2013. It has two cars and can hold up to 18 passengers at a time. On June 2, 2015, two cars collided on the ride. 16 people were trapped with 4 being seriously injured.

Who is the main villain in Smiler the movie?

Smiler is the second Sony Animation antagonist to be a female, after Queen Victoria and before Zeta. This doesn’t count female villains that reformed or are only secondary antagonists. Despite being the main antagonist, she has only around 20 minutes of screen-time. In the trailer, it says that Smiler is “more than a pretty face”.

What was the most recent incident with the Smiler?

The ride has been known for a number of significant structural and technical issues since its launch. The most serious incident occurred on 2 June 2015, when a loaded train collided with an empty test train, causing serious injuries to a number of riders.

Where is the Smiler at Alton Towers located?

The Smiler is a Gerstlauer Infinity roller coaster located. at X-Sector, Alton Towers in Staffordshire, United Kingdom.