As Halloween approaches, Thorpe Park Fright Nights 2026 is near — and the park has revealed more details about what visitors can expect during its huge 25 Years of Fear celebration.
This year's event will feature a mix of brand-new scares, returning favourites, scare zones, live entertainment and, of course, the opportunity to experience Thorpe Park's rides after dark.
The biggest new addition for 2026 is Tenement, a brand-new scare maze where the lights have gone out, the residents have disappeared and something sinister is waiting in the darkness.
Several returning experiences are also receiving updates for the new season. Trailers will feature new scenes for 2026, while Stitches and Survival Games are also getting fresh additions. Meanwhile, DeadBeat is back, alongside a reimagined line-up of scare zones and shows.
WHAT ABOUT TICKETS?
The pricing structure for Thorpe Park Fright Nights breaks down into three main categories:
Park Entry & Packages — Standard Park Entry: Starts at £39 online (£66 walk-up). Includes 10am–9pm access to rides, scare zones, and live shows, but no scare mazes.
Entry + 4-Maze Package: Starts at £71 online (£98 walk-up). Includes park admission plus access to the "Fearsome Four" returning mazes.
Short Breaks: Start at £109 per person (based on 4 sharing). Includes a 2-day park pass, overnight stay, and breakfast (plus perks like free parking and early Fastrack for Shark Cabin guests).
Add-On Maze Options — 4-Maze Add-On: £32 per person (for standard ticket holders who want maze access). Individual Maze "One-Shot": £8 per person per maze.
The Key Catch — The new headlining maze (Tenement) is not included in any multi-maze package. Every guest must purchase a separate £8 entry ticket to access it, regardless of which package they hold.
If you're a proper Halloween fan who wants to do the mazes too — especially the new one — it's probably worth checking exactly what you're getting before smashing that checkout button.
Because nothing is scarier than getting to Fright Nights and realising you've paid £71... and still need another ticket for the maze everyone is talking about!
RIDES IN THE DARK? YES PLEASE.
Let's be honest, the scare mazes are only part of what makes Fright Nights such a massive event for UK theme park fans.
There's something completely different about riding Hyperia, Stealth and the rest of Thorpe Park's coaster line-up after dark, surrounded by scare actors, smoke, music and the general Halloween chaos taking over the park.
With new experiences, returning favourites and a full day-and-night programme of rides and scares, Fright Nights 2026 is shaping up to be another huge Halloween season at Thorpe Park.
Only one month to go - here's their latest trailer to get you in the mood:
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