Alton Towers Teases New Scarefest 2026 Attraction
Alton Towers has started teasing what could be a brand-new attraction for Scarefest 2026, with the latest clues appearing to point towards something themed around the Alton Towers Curator.
Alton Towers has started teasing what could be a brand-new attraction for Scarefest 2026, with the latest clues appearing to point towards something themed around the Alton Towers Curator.

Chessington World of Adventures has revealed its HOWL'O'WEEN 2026 line-up, with spooky family fun returning across selected dates from 3rd October through to 1st November 2026.

Chessington World of Adventures was forced to close on Monday 10th August due to a water outage affecting the local area. The closure was announced at around 10am, with Chessington advising guests with tickets booked for the day not to travel to the Resort.

The Pirate Splash Pool at the LEGOLAND Windsor Resort Hotel remains closed, with the resort confirming that the swimming pool and pirate-themed splash play area are currently unavailable due to essential maintenance.

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.

The World of Minecraft at Chessington has taken another huge leap forward this week, with the steelwork for the new shop and toilet building now complete.

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.

It’s official construction for Fright Nights 2026 has begun at Thorpe Park, including work on the mysterious new maze in the Saw Alive area, rumoured to have the project name Project Blackout!

Tickets for Fright Nights 2026 at Thorpe Park are now officially on sale, revealing the first details of this year’s highly anticipated Halloween event.

Thorpe Park has confirmed that a brand-new scare maze will open for Fright Nights 2026, although its name, theme and location are currently being kept secret.

The World of Minecraft development at Chessington World of Adventures just keeps getting bigger. The rollercoaster building is now looking enormous, with significant progress made since our last visit to the park.