The off-season work at Thorpe Park is well underway, and there are plenty of changes happening across the park. From ride maintenance to major removals, here's everything we've spotted during our latest visit.
It’s closed season time at Thorpe Park, but the excitement is building as the park is set to reopen in just 70 days, with the gates officially opening on Friday, 28th March 2025!
Thorpe Park is giving fans a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to bring home a piece of its legendary past! Starting Monday, 9 December, at 1:00 pm, Thorpe Park is auctioning off 40 unique lots featuring memorabilia from some of its most iconic attractions and themed areas.
Thrill seekers, mark your calendars! Thorpe Park will reopen for its 2025 season on March 28, welcoming visitors through to November 2, 2025. Prepare for adrenaline-pumping rides, exciting events, and unforgettable memories.
Thorpe Park has today submitted a new planning application for the removal of Slammer which has been stood sbno since 2017. Meaning standing but not operating.
Thorpe Park is once again exploring plans for a permanent hotel on its property, with London-based Bear Architects recently commissioned to develop a design proposal for a new 100-room hotel.
Thorpe Park has recently filed a planning application to transform a significant section of its beach area into a new, versatile space featuring a stage, seating, terrace seating, and food booths.
At Thorpe Park's Deadbeat Halloween attraction, signs teasing a "Final Beach Party" are sparking curiosity and speculation.
Since Slammer at Thorpe Park closed in 2017, part of its old queue line has been repurposed for Halloween mazes, offering visitors a unique opportunity to glimpse the decaying ride.
The 2024 Fright Nights merchandise lineup is here, and it's the biggest and best collection yet! From maze-themed pin badges to spine-chilling hoodies and T-shirts, this year’s collection is packed with exclusive designs that every horror fan will love.
Recently at Thorpe Park, the new roller coaster Hyperia experienced an unexpected technical issue known as "valleying," where the train failed to complete its circuit and got stuck in a low section of the track.