Thorpe Park has released another teaser for Fright Nights 2026 – 25 Years of Fear! The latest video features a VHS tape labelled: “The only thing we have to fear is fear itself.” The teaser also reveals that tickets for this year’s event will be released on 3 August 2026.
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Amity Beach has reopened at Thorpe Park for the 2026 season, providing the perfect place to cool off during the warmer weather. Grab a bucket and spade, relax on the sandy beach, and enjoy a taste of the seaside without leaving the park.
The Launch Pad at Thorpe Park has officially opened and the new space is already proving popular with guests.
Work on Launch Pad at Thorpe Park continues to progress well, with the resin flooring now appearing to be complete across the area ahead of the attraction opening soon.
Experience longer days and even bigger thrills as Thorpe Park Lates return this May Bank Holiday. From 23rd to 25th May 2026, guests will be able to enjoy extended opening hours with the park remaining open until 9pm.
Work on the Launch Pad at Thorpe Park is coming along nicely. More of the resin flooring has been installed, with the blue sections now appearing complete and work beginning on the red areas.
Thorpe Park has begun teasing Fright Nights, marking twenty five years of fear. Today is the half way point to Halloween, making it the perfect moment for a teaser ahead of the event.
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Work on Launch Pad at Thorpe Park is continuing to progress well, with a bright blue resin floor now being installed within the area. The colourful flooring is beginning to transform the space and adds another major piece to the refreshed look of the attraction.
New markings for the resin flooring at Launch Pad in Thorpe Park have now started to be sketched out, giving guests an early look at the layout for the refreshed area.
Tidal Wave has begun testing ahead of the 2026 season, with some noticeable updates to the station area. New gates appear to have been installed at both the front and rear of the station, helping to prevent access to the ride area.
Launch Pad at Thorpe Park is progressing well, with brick paving now being installed towards the far end of the site. More lighting poles are being added into the concrete footings, while benches are also starting to appear around the area.