What is a good order to go on rides at Alton Towers?

What rides can I go on at Alton Towers?

• Last week my leg froze and all around my knee swelled up, went straight to A and E and im now on crutches (day 1 and 2 also a leg brace). I can limp without them but my knee is constantly slightly bent (i can sit down fine with feet on the floor) but it only straightens out very slowly and its very tender under the knee, with a lump there also. unfortunately from the dodgy walk i now have i've also pulled my calf mucles on the same leg. X-ray showed no broken bones and i have an MRI in 2 weeks for possible cartilage or muscles problems. I've already booked and paid for Alton Towers and I'm 100% confident I can do rides such as tea cups/boat ride/rapids/hex and likely sonic screwball so i will be going. I'm hoping someone out there has had a similar leg injury and would like to know if i should cross off rollercoasters completely. I can move the leg suddenly and not feel pain, the issue is unbending and hitting the back of my leg into seats as thats where its most tender...so flying out of a seat and then hitting my leg isnt an option for me. I've heard thirteen doesnt have loops but does have a drop? and does oblivion have a smooth motion or does it jar you? any opinions/advice on what I can or can't do is greatly appreciated :) i have 1 week tomorrow till we go so fingers crossed some more swelling goes down....oh and would the staff tell me i cant do rides just because i have crutches?? thank you!!

• Answer:

  u probably will be able to go on most, if not all of the rides u want to. go to customer services and they will tell u infromation. they might even give u a disabled pass so u can get to the front of the line (that happened to my mum!). obivion and thirteen should bee ok, but u might want to give air and nemisis a miss because they dont support your legs