Month: October 2019

I arrived early at Screamfest, on pulling up there were clear signs indicating where to go and a wonderful skeleton carriage near the entrance. As I was quite early I joined the queue to get in. It was promptly managed

Despite the terrible weather, it was time to visit Frightmare at Over Farm near Gloucester. It was a packed night with possibly the biggest queues I’ve yet seen, waiting for the ticket booths to open at 7.30pm. Thankfully it was

One of the nearest events to me is Cursed based at Wat Tyler Country Park near ‘Bas Vegas’ in Essex. We went along on opening night of their 2019 Halloween season. Cursed is a compact event offering 5 mazes, a

A quick trip to Northampton for an evening of fun and scares. I’d been looking forward to this event for a long time after I’d heard many good things. Dr. Frights has been running solid for 10 years. The event

Since I first decided to try and do as many Halloween scare events across the UK a few months ago, one of the events that was missing from my personal Road Trip of Terror itinerary was Alton Towers annual Halloween

We visited Yorkshire Scare Grounds on a quiet Sunday evening. On arrival there were numerous characters interacting with patrons from the get go. The actors were talking to pretty much everyone who walked past having improvised chats, stopping for the

I ended up being stood up twice for this event so I braved a trip down to Wicked Experiences Zombie Nightmare event this time set in the Mercury Mall in Romford on my own. Thankfully I was joined by eight

Faceless Ventures are synonymous with scare, branching out into immersive theatre and the extreme side of the industry. When I heard that EVAC (a combination between traditional scare attraction, immersive theatre and escape room) was coming back I just had

Hallowscream has been running for quite a few years at the York Maze. It’s one I’ve always wanted to visit so finaly got a chance. On arrival you can tell this is a polished event. As you await entry there

Terror in the Trees takes place at Beamish Hall Country House Hotel. Pulling up into the car park I found the signage a little unclear but made my way to the right of the hotel and around the side to