Thorpe Park Scare Mazes: Halloween Packages

Please arrive at your chosen maze at the time shown on your ticket. We allow a 15-minute grace period after your ticketed time. If you arrive more than 15 minutes late, we’re unfortunately unable to admit you, and your ticket will no longer be valid. No refund will be available.

Please visit all the mazes included in your package within your booked time window. We allow a 15-minute grace period after your booked window ends. After this grace period, any unused maze entries will no longer be valid, and no full or partial refund will be available.

To make the most of your visit, please allow enough time to enjoy each maze within your booked time window.

For Fright Nights®: 25 YEARS OF FEAR, we are trialling a new Ride Access Pass process for our Scare Mazes.

Guests with a valid Nimbus ID and Ride Access Pass should visit Guest Services to collect a Maze Timecard. Then, head to your chosen maze and enter through the VIP/Accessibility queue, where a Maze Attendant will admit you and provide a return time for your next maze.

If you have any questions, please speak to our Guest Services team on the day of your visit.

The use of any filming devices, including but not limited to mobile phones, GoPros, Meta Glasses and digital cameras, is strictly prohibited in our Scare Mazes unless written permission has been provided by Thorpe Park in advance.

Guests who do not comply with this policy may be removed from the attraction in accordance with our Terms & Conditions

Five Thorpe Park scare mazes await at Fright Nights® 2026: the brand-new Tenement, plus fan-favourites Trailers, DeadBeat, Stitches and Survival Games. Explore our Halloween mazes for the thrills and chills you need!

Yes. Thorpe Park scare mazes are separate from park entry unless booked as a Fright Nights + Fearsome Four entry package. You'll need a Fright Nights® ticket first, then add a maze package such as the Fearsome Four or a Maze One-Shot.

The Fearsome Four package (access to four mazes) starts from £32pp online. Maze One-Shots start from £8pp for single maze entry, and our Phantom Five VIP Maze Experience starts from £110pp (£99pp for Annual Passholders). None of these prices include park entry, which is why Fright Nights® mazes at Thorpe Park are booked as an add-on. There is the option to book the Fearsome Four scare mazes with park entry, but if you already have tickets, this will need to be added on separately through our maze packages. The brand new scare maze, Tenement, is only available as a one shot ticket.

Thorpe Park scare mazes are recommended for guests aged 13 and over. They are built for older guests looking for bigger Halloween thrills. If you want a lighter experience, our scare zones and various rides with Halloween themes across the park are more family-friendly. Fright Nights officially begins at 3pm, so guests wanting to ease into the scares may prefer to visit earlier in the day.

No. The SAW maze at Thorpe Park (SAW: The Maze) isn't back for 2026. Instead, we have five frightful scare mazes instead, with a brand-new addition – Tenement! SAW – The Ride, our thrilling rollercoaster, still operates after dark throughout Fright Nights.

Our Halloween scare maze line-up is immersive, with live actors, jump scares and tight spaces designed to unsettle. They're intense, so if you're nervous, let a maze attendant know before you enter. Alternatively, you can always enjoy lighter Halloween experiences across the park in our scare zones.

The actors in our scare mazes won't intentionally touch guests, though incidental contact can happen in tight spaces. The only scare maze where contact can happen – as part of the experience – is Survival Games. So, if you don’t want that kind of scare, book our other scare mazes instead.

Every Fright Nights maze at Thorpe Park delivers a different kind of fear. New for 2026, Tenement plunges guests into darkness and disorientation, while Survival Games serves up intense, up-close scares. From psychological tension to heart-pounding jump scares, the scariest of the Fright Nights mazes at Thorpe Park ultimately comes down to what frightens you most.

• Split/deviating routes

• Fabrics blocking paths

• Loud background music

• Sudden bangs and sound effects

• Strong smell pods

• Smoke effects

• Live actors

• Flashing lights

• Special effects

• Jump scares

• Guided by torch light

• Changing views

• LED lights

• Dark confined spaces

• Screaming

• Route to follow

• Loud soundtrack

• Screaming

• Sudden bangs and sound effects

• Loud air cannons at end of maze

• Sounds from actors

• Strong smell pods used throughout

• Bright flashing lights

• Dark, confined spaces

• Busy area

• Smoke effects

• Jump scares

• Changing view

• Live actors

• Route to follow

• Loud soundtrack

• Screaming

• Sudden bangs and sound effects

• Strong smell pods used throughout

• Bright flashing lights

• Dark, confined spaces

• Busy area

• Smoke effects

• Jump scares

• Changing view

• Route to follow

• Some areas the ceiling level lowers

• Soundtrack Dips in volume throughout

• Screaming

• Sudden bangs and sound effects

• Strong smell pods used throughout

• Bright flashing lights

• Dark, confined spaces

• Busy area

• Smoke effects

• Jump scares

• Actors will touch you

• Route to follow

• Curtains blocking paths

• Loud soundtrack

• Screaming

• Sudden bangs and sound effects

• Loud Air cannons

• Strong smells throughout this maze

• Bright flashing lights

• Dark, confined spaces

• Busy area

• Smoke effects

• Jump scares

• Changing view