Events

Fright Nights 2007 has possibly been the best Fright Nights to date. This is due to the effort that has been put around the park, eg. dead bodies, spiderwebs, blood, fog etc. Returning for 2007 were Thorpe Park's three mazes, The Asylum, Hellgate and Se7en.

The Asylum: The mental patients have taken over once again, but this time, they're scarier than ever. With new shortcuts and devices to scare the living daylights out of you, this is a must do attraction during Fright Nights.

Please note: This is a very popular attraction and at times the queue can exceed 2 hours.
Tip: try to visit just before closing time as many people will have already left the park and the queue should cut down a lot.

Hellgate: The true terror of this maze was unbelievable. This house has always scared, and always will.

Se7en: Personally I find this maze to be the least scary of them all. It is based on the seven deadly sins. Guests must navigate their way through before bursting out of the exit.

Around the Park: Much effort has been put into this year's event compared to before. The fog has a creepy atmosphere. Colossus was lit up in its usual fantastic way and spiderwebs had infested the park. The music has all changed once again and my favourite change of music has to be Rush.

Scarefest 2007 was an amazing event, the park was open until 9pm for most of the event and the queues were kept to a minimum. Terror Of The Towers was excellent and Field Of A Thousand Screams, to be honerst, was over hyped and didn't live up to expectations. However it was excellent that we could ride our favourite attractions in the pitch black.