Two nights of terror
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Two Nights of Terror: Thorpe Park and Tulleys Farm
October got off to a suitably spooky start as Park World’s Casey Porter headed to two of the UK’s biggest Halloween attractions, Thorpe Park and Tulleys Farm, to experience their 2026 scare seasons.
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ith press nights taking place at both attractions, we were given the opportunity to experience the venues after dark,
explore their scare mazes and get an early look at what something exciting about seeing a theme park or Familiar surroundings suddenly feel very different, with darkness changing the atmosphere and making even the most recognisable paths feel slightly more
This year also marked significant anniversaries for both events, with Thorpe Park celebrating 25 years of Fright Nights and Tulleys Farm reaching 30 years
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25 years of Fright Nights at Thorpe Park On October 1st Thorpe Park celebrated the silver World along for an evening of rides, scare mazes The evening began with hot chocolate
and plenty of celebrity sightings before we unmistakable sense that this was a special night for the attraction, with 25 years of Fright Nights
and scare attractions before the public was an something particularly enjoyable about having
a theme park almost entirely to yourself, with no lining up in queues, we were able to hit nearly all
lit up at night is one thing but experiencing its taking place around you adds another layer to and the anticipation of what might be waiting around the next corner makes the experience feel The standout attraction of the evening was
Set inside Nova Lux senior living, Tenement immediately establishes an unsettling
NOVEMBER/DECEMBER IAAPA EXPO EDITION 2026
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