
Thorpe Park 2020 Closed Season Insight
The 2020 Theme Park season is over at Thorpe Park, which means its time for ride and attractions throughout the park to be stripped down and reassembled.

The 2020 Theme Park season is over at Thorpe Park, which means its time for ride and attractions throughout the park to be stripped down and reassembled.

Thorpe Park Resort has updated their website with some key dates for 2021! Including when the 2021 theme park season will begin and end and some possible events start dates.

There might be only a few days left of the Thorpe Park 2020 season. However, the old Fish and Chips food and beverage unit in Amity has undergone a huge makeover creating two new food units. Introducing... Ben & Jerry's Scoop Shop

Fright Nights is set to begin in less than 70 hours and last-minute preparations around Thorpe Park are taking place; from the simple sign being changed compared to larger changes such as the FEARSTIVAL arena stage being completely reimagined.

Fright Nights is just around the corner, starting Friday 9th October! Halloween is almost here and we can already smell the chainsaw petrol in the air and the taste of smoke machines.

Oktoberfest begins at Thorpe Park Resort tomorrow, 7th September 2020. Final preparations are underway, as a huge stage has been built next to Derren Brown's Ghost Train and temporary food and drink stands have been installed.

During a visit to Thorpe Park today we've noticed that brand new security scanners are being trialled. Unlike current security measures across Merlin and theme parks around the world.

Fright Nights Fearstival, from 9th - 11th October & 16th October - 1st November

Thorpe Park has released brand new face masks for the 2020 theme park season. Costing £8 each, the same price as the current cheaper feeling face masks these feel a lot higher quality compared to the older ones.

New for 2020 - dust off your lederhosen and join us for an Oktoberfest event like no other!

White strips of plastic have been added to the top of the Black Mirror building at Thorpe Park. The attraction doesn’t look set to have much theming outside the experience apart from a large entrance sign and using the old Slammer queue line.