Queue time history

Historical queue trends for Trick O' Treat Town, calculated from recorded queue snapshots.

Historical record

Last recorded queue

Updated 8 Nov 2026, 9:55am

StatusClosedLast recorded queue snapshot
Last operational daySun, 1 Nov 2026Most recent date with an open snapshot
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Historical queue trends

Sat, 26 Sep 2026 to Sun, 8 Nov 2026

Best time to experience11:00am–12:00pm5 minutes historical average
Average queue8.4 minutes24 operating days
Longest queue50 minutesRecorded Sat, 31 Oct 2026
Average breakdown timeNo breakdowns recordedNo completed down-to-open periods
Quietest dayMonday5.8 minutes average across 2 dates
Busiest daySaturday10.3 minutes average across 5 dates
Queue over time

Average queue history

No open queue averages have been recorded in the last 7 days.

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

Average queue by day

Monday has the lowest average at 5.8 minutes; Saturday has the highest at 10.3 minutes.

Seasonal patterns

Average queue by month

November has the lowest average at 5 minutes; October has the highest at 8.4 minutes.

2025

This returning attraction remains cute and playful, with plenty of actor interaction. However, the pricing structure is a little steep: each adult must pay to accompany a child, which feels poor value for money given the sweets on offer. While the theming is charming, we’d love to see the large building repurposed into a more substantial attraction in future.


2026

Trick O’ Treat Town is back and this year’s version remains largely the same as we’ve previously seen.

The costumes, makeup and interaction with younger guests from this year’s cast are once again great.

However, the number of sweets guests receive appears to have dropped considerably.

We remember the first year of this attraction when people would come out with bags full of sweets. Now, you’re lucky to leave with around 12.

Considering the price guests are paying, we’d either like to see the amount of sweets increased again or eventually see the attraction replaced with something new.