'Fright Nights' at Thorpe Park

[DavidRyder]

Anyone been to these before? I'm tempted due to the 2 Walking Dead mazes they've got - but the whole thing looks pretty great.

 

[DarrenFreemansPerm]

I did one at Alton Towers, far cheaper than a normal day ticket but you'll get much more ride time as there's far fewer people.

 

[Badger]

I've done the equivalent at the theme park in Toronto the last couple of years. It's well worth it IMO.

Short queues for pretty much all the rides. Cheap tickets. The mazes are fun, especially when you're with someone who jumps at the slightest thing. There's also something to be said for going on the rides in the dark.

 

[Wrong-Direction]

Done one years ago, was quite good if I remember correctly

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[manintheblackpajamas]

I've done the equivalent at the theme park in Toronto the last couple of years. It's well worth it IMO.

Short queues for pretty much all the rides. Cheap tickets. The mazes are fun, especially when you're with someone who jumps at the slightest thing. There's also something to be said for going on the rides in the dark.

I did the same around Halloween a few years ago... It was very, very cold at the top of the big roller coaster.

Some of the mazes were pretty impressive actually.

 

[Normski1989]

I must've done Thorpe Park Fright Night at the wrong time after reading some of the other posts. When I went about five years ago, the queue times were stupidly long. The park seemed busier than a good summers day and with less time in the park, we only managed to get on about 70% of the rides we wanted to. On the other hand, the mazes were excellent. If you're more interested in the mazes and not too worried about missing out on the all-year round rollercoasters, then do it.