Queue time history

Historical queue trends for Stitches, calculated from recorded queue snapshots.

Historical record

Last recorded queue

Updated 24 Oct 2026, 9:25pm

StatusClosedLast recorded queue snapshot
Last operational daySat, 24 Oct 2026Most recent date with an open snapshot
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Historical queue trends

Sun, 4 Oct 2026 to Sat, 24 Oct 2026

Best time to experience9:00pm–10:00pm10.4 minutes historical average
Average queue33.8 minutes13 operating days
Longest queue80 minutesRecorded Sat, 17 Oct 2026
Average breakdown time13.3 minutesAcross 3 completed breakdowns
Quietest dayTuesday12.2 minutes average across 1 date
Busiest daySaturday44.3 minutes average across 3 dates
Queue over time

Average queue history

The last 7 days include 5 operating days with an average wait of 28.1 minutes.

Average queue values in the selected date range
DateAverage wait
Weekly patterns

Average queue by day

Tuesday has the lowest average at 12.2 minutes; Saturday has the highest at 44.3 minutes.

Seasonal patterns

Average queue by month

October has the lowest average at 33.7 minutes; October has the highest at 33.7 minutes.

2025

Stitches is back once again, though this time it feels like it’s running out of steam. The first few rooms have seen slight tweaks – the mirror section has been cut, meaning guests now enter straight into the teddy bear scene. This improves the flow of the maze, but beyond that, not much has changed.

The acting remains brilliant, and the costumes are as eerie as ever, but the maze has now had essentially the same layout and character roster for three years. This lack of reinvention means the scares feel predictable, and while still enjoyable, it simply can’t compete with the fresher attractions.

That said, it’s still fun, particularly for those experiencing it for the first time. Long-time fans, however, will likely be hoping that if Stitches returns in 2026, it will be after a full-scale overhaul.
 


2026

Stitches is back for another year, with the Toymaker once again waiting to add guests to her collection.

Thorpe Park said there would be new characters for 2026, but unfortunately we didn’t encounter any of them during our run. Hopefully we’ll see them during another visit because new characters could really help freshen up an attraction that has now been running for several years.

That said, the maze was packed with actors during the press night. There were even two performers in the final corridor, which is impressive considering how small that section is, and we still got some genuinely good scares despite knowing the maze well.

Sadly, the bungee effect also wasn’t working during our visit. When operating properly it’s a great scare, but it takes up a huge amount of space inside the maze. We can’t help wondering whether that section could eventually be removed and replaced with one, or perhaps even two, completely new rooms.

Stitches is still a lot of fun and the 2026 cast is strong. We just hope we get to meet some of those promised new characters over the next few weeks.