The countdown has begun – Fright Nights 2025 is creeping closer, and the first hints of what’s to come have started appearing at Thorpe Park! Two brand-new posters have been spotted in the Trailers plaza, sparking excitement and speculation among fans.
The entrance area at Thorpe Park has had a bit of a refresh, with new branding now on the signs above the main gateway.
Thorpe Park has just dropped a fresh wave of new merchandise for the 2025 season—and it’s packed with must-haves for fans of the park’s most iconic rides.
Amity Beach at Thorpe Park has officially reopened for the 2025 theme park season, welcoming guests back from May 24th. The family-friendly beach area, known as the "small side," is now open and ready for summer fun.
Exciting developments on the Hyperia front — the splashdown effect has officially been reinstalled! Just a few weeks ago, we reported that the original system had been removed, so it’s great to see progress moving quickly.
The signage for the Shark Hotel on the bridge has been updated—and it’s looking better than ever! Sleek, eye-catching, and perfectly themed, the new design gives guests an even warmer (and more thrilling!) welcome as they head toward their stay.
Exciting developments are underway at Thorpe Park as plans for Project Pivot have officially been approved. This ambitious project involves the transformation of the park's beach area, starting with the removal of one side of the beach to make way for future attractions.
Thorpe Park has recently introduced new signage across its food units, enhancing the guest experience by providing clear, helpful information. These new signs highlight whether a food unit offers an annual pass discount, making it easier for pass holders to take advantage of savings.
Amity Beach at Thorpe Park is gearing up for the warmer days ahead as it begins to be refilled with water. After a long wait, the smaller side of the beach, which has been closed for several years in favor of the larger area, will finally reopen this season.
Since Hyperia opened last year at Thorpe Park, fans quickly noticed that one of its most anticipated features — the splashdown water effect — didn’t stick around for long.
Thorpe Park has officially opened for the first full day of the 2025 season, and guests will notice even more changes beyond what was introduced during the Annual Pass Day two weeks ago. From fresh signage to ride updates and even some Jigsaw doll makeovers, here’s what’s new: