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How to get Thorpe Park Fright Night tickets
Looking for a suitably terrifying day out for your teenager? Fright Night at Thorpe Park is just the ticket.

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- Laura Wybrow
Published: September 21, 2026 at 9:00 AM
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If you go down to Fright Nights at Thorpe Park today, you’re sure of a spooky surprise.
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With the arrival of October, comes planning for Halloween. The MadeForMums team have already put together some brilliant guides for the whole family, including the best Halloween events such as LEGOLAND Halloween tickets, as well as Halloween costumes and Halloween gifts. Now, we're turning our attention to Fright Night at Thorpe Park.
Thorpe Park is situated in the middle of Chertsey and Staines-upon-Thames in Surrey, about an hour's drive from London. The theme park boasts plenty of attractions for youngsters alongside a bunch of world-class thrill rides for older kids.
However, when the sun sets on Thorpe Park during the spooky season, the park becomes one of the UK's best and scariest Halloween nights out: Thorpe Park Fright Nights. This year, the scare factor is set to be turned up even higher, as it's the 25th anniversary of Fright Nights.
While typically under threes go free at Thorpe Park, Fright Nights at Thorpe Park is only suitable for teenagers aged 13 and over. So if your teens have outgrown trick-or-treating, and are looking for a terrifying treat, you've come to the right place.
Buy Fright Nights tickets from £66 £39 (save £27 or 41%) at Thorpe Park
To save money on the theme park all year round, take a look at how to get cheap Thorpe Park tickets.
Jump to:
- What is Fright Nights at Thorpe Park like?
- What are the 2026 dates for Fight Nights at Thorpe Park?
- Does Fright Nights at Thorpe Park have any age restrictions?
- How much do Thorpe Park Fright Nights tickets cost?
- How to get Thorpe Park Fright Nights tickets
What is Fright Nights at Thorpe Park like?

Merlin
When it comes to booking a Halloween event for older kids, you've more than likely heard of Alton Towers' Scarefest and Thorpe Park Fright Nights. After all, Fright Nights is one of the most famous Halloween events in the UK, particularly if you live in the south of the country.
So, what Halloween fun can be found at Thorpe Park Fright Nights?
Fright Nights are an an annual event that sees Thorpe Park transformed into the ultimate Halloween haunt. From terrifying mazes like the award-winning Trailers to spooky scare zones and shows, the park comes to life around Halloween for the beloved event.
This year there are four Scare Zones and shows; Rebel Ball, The Crows, Lucifer's Lair and Creature Campus: Reunion Reckoning.
It's not just mazes and characters on offer either, you'll also have the chance to ride some of the best rides in the country in the dark including the UK's tallest roller coaster Hyperia.
There are four indoor Scare Mazes at Thorpe Park including Tenement, DeadBeat, Stitches and Trailers, each packed with live actors guaranteed to put the fright into Fright Nights. We should point out that the scare mazes are an additional charge with various ticket options available including a Fright Nights Entry + Scare Mazes package that gives you access to the fearsome four mazes.
This year you can also experience the popular horror film The Conjuring in 4D thanks to the on-site Sunset Cinema.
Buy a Fright Nights Entry and Scare Mazes package for £71 per person
There's also scare zones like The Crows of Mawkin Meadow, Lucifer's Lair and one more that's yet to be revealed as well as an epic new show called Creature Campus: Shock to the System.
Buy Fright Nights tickets from £66 £39 (save £27 or 41%) at Thorpe Park
What are the 2026 dates for Fight Nights at Thorpe Park?
Fright Nights at Thorpe Park is happening right now! The spine-chilling Halloween event will be taking place throughout the month of October, from 2-4, 9-11, and 15 October- 1 November.
Each Fright Nights ticket option comes with park entry, from 10am until 9pm, and the Fright Nights spookiness begins at 3pm each day.
With the sun setting at around 6pm this month, you and your family will have a few hours to get used to the spooky happenings in the theme park before testing your bravery in the darkness.
Buy Fright Nights tickets from £66 £39 (save £27 or 41%) at Thorpe Park
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Does Fright Night at Thorpe Park have any age restrictions?
Fright Nights at Thorpe Park does have age restrictions. The scare attractions are recommended for ages 13 and over.
Buy Fright Nights tickets from £66 £39 (save £27 or 41%) at Thorpe Park
How much do Thorpe Park Fright Night tickets cost?

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Tickets for Fright Night 2026 are now available at the Thorpe Park website.
Thorpe Park tickets cost £39 if you book in advance online or £66 on the day. The standard Thorpe Park ticket will get you Thorpe Park entry from 10am to 9pm, access to over 25 rides and attractions, plus Scare Zones and shows.
The Fright Night entry and Scare Mazes tickets are £71 when you pre-book, and you can also get Fright Night overnight stays from £109pp (based on a group of four people). These slightly more expensive tickets guarantee you all of the above attractions, plus entry to all four Scare Mazes.
Annual Passholders can purchase the Thorpe Park Halloween Scare Maze packages: One Shot and Fearsome Four. It's worth noting, too, that passholders can enjoy various discounts on Fright Night packages.
Buy Fright Nights tickets from £66 £39 (save £27 or 41%) at Thorpe Park
How to get Thorpe Park Fright Night tickets
All Thorpe Park Fright Night tickets are available right now on the Thorpe Park website. Head over there now... if you dare!
Buy Fright Nights tickets from £66 £39 (save £27 or 41%) at Thorpe Park
For more fun things to do in the UK, take a look at our best things to do in York with kids and best UK family attractions guides.
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