History
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19 March 1994
Opening day Nemesis opens
Opened in the new Forbidden Valley area; the first inverted coaster in Europe.
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19 March 1994
Opening day Nemesis opens
Europe's first inverted coaster, built for £10m and dug 20ft into rock to stay below the treeline.
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2022
Retracked / re-profiled Nemesis closes for a full retrack
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6 November 2022
Final day of operation Final day of the original track
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November 2022
Retracked / re-profiled Full retrack begins
Track replaced section by section on the original footprint and supports.
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2024
Renamed Rebranded as Nemesis Reborn
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March 2024
Opening day Nemesis Reborn opens
After a year-long rebuild, with Forbidden Valley redesigned around the "Phalanx" research facility.
Specification
| Measure | as built | post-2024 retrack |
|---|---|---|
| Height | 13 m | 13 m — unchanged |
| Drop | 31.7 m | 31.7 m — unchanged |
| Length | 716 m | 716 m — unchanged |
| Top speed | 80 km/h | 80 km/h — unchanged |
| Inversions | 4 | 4 — unchanged |
| Ride time | 80 s | 80 s — unchanged |
| Track | steel | steel — unchanged |
Records held
first inverted roller coaster in europesince 19 March 1994