This year’s Fright Nights: 25 Years of Fear merchandise is now available at Thorpe Park, but some of the designs are already causing a stir online, with fans questioning whether parts of the artwork have been created using AI.
It’s just one week until Fright Nights 2026 begins, and things are starting to look scary around Thorpe Park!
Thorpe Park Fright Nights 2026 is getting closer, and since our last visit there have been plenty of changes around the park as preparations continue.
Work is now well underway inside Tenement, the brand-new scare maze for 2026. The doors to the new maze tent have been open, with workers regularly heading in and out carrying wires, cables and cable trays as the technical installation continues.
Thorpe Park has announced the full line-up for Fright Nights 2026, including a brand-new scare maze called Tenement. The new maze will be located inside the huge tent installed along the former Saw Alive pathway, in an area previously used for The Crows and Saw Alive.
Zodiac at Thorpe Park has been closed since before summer 2025, and although the ride was seen testing at the start of the 2026 season, it now looks like it could potentially be facing removal.
It’s all systems go at Thorpe Park as preparations continue for Fright Nights 2026, with more theming appearing around the park and a potentially major clue pointing towards the return of The Crows.
Fright Nights 2026 construction is well underway at Thorpe Park, with the maze tents now ready for sets, props and lighting to be installed. Over at Stitches, a few pieces of the maze’s set and props have now been delivered and are being stored outside the tent ready for installation.
Hyperia at Thorpe Park has been given a rather unexpected temporary makeover, with the ride now being referred to as “Flipzeria” as part of a new sponsorship with chocolate-covered pretzel brand Flipz.
Launch Pad at Thorpe Park has been given a huge summer makeover, transforming the area into somewhere that feels much more social, relaxed and inviting.
Fright Nights construction at Thorpe Park is looking great, with both the tent for the returning Stitches maze and the tent for the brand-new maze for 2026 now fully installed.