Families searching for last-minute Halloween activities can still secure tickets for spooky celebrations at several major theme parks across the UK this week. Options range from gentle family attractions to intense scare mazes for older visitors.
Legoland
Legoland Windsor Resort offers tickets for its Brick or Treat event, featuring Lego models, Lego Monsters, a large party, and live entertainment alongside fifty-five regular rides. The Lord Vampyre's House Party show also returns. Tickets begin at £37 per person.
Thorpe Park
Thorpe Park celebrates twenty-five years of its scare event with a new maze named Tenement. Guests can also experience a 4D cinema, live shows, and night rides. Day tickets with Fright Nights start at £39 per person, while tickets including the scare mazes cost from £71 per person.
Gulliver's
Gulliver's Theme Park Resorts still has passes for Fright Fiesta, offering a festival atmosphere with costumes, music, and character meetings. Locations like Gulliver's Valley in Rotherham and Gulliver's Land in Milton Keynes feature the Ghouliver's Travelator leading to the Midnight Manor Hotel or Wicked Woods. Tickets start from £19 per person.
Alton Towers
Alton Towers Scarefest provides tickets for scare mazes, family attractions, and night rides operating until 9pm. Six mazes operate this year, including the new Dark Hollow and Compound. Younger children can visit Trick O' Treat Town and Amigos in the Afterlife. Daytime tickets begin at £37 per person, while day passes with evening access cost from £80 per person.
Paultons Park
Paultons Park hosts a Halloween Spooktacular suited for younger children, featuring late-night openings, spooky characters, the Little Monsters Ball, and the Spirit Squad Ghoul School or Great Halloween Mystery shows. The interactive Ghostly Manor dark ride is also open. Tickets start at £46.75 per person.
Drayton Manor
Drayton Manor features rides, two fireworks nights, photo locations, and a new Trick or Treat Trail. Brave visitors can try the Revenge of the Haunted Express for an extra £5 per person or watch a lake show. Tickets begin at £39 per person, and child tickets for ages two to three cost from £16.