TuesdayNightChat wrote:
the scarefest thread is a tad slow,as well as AT actually introducing any information,can anyone tell me as i am dying to get booked up(pardon the pun),but are the scare rooms back this year?
As of yet they've released nothing in the way of info on Scarerooms and rumours from reliable sources have said that they WILL NOT be returning
Bad Times.
TuesdayNightChat wrote:
the scarefest thread is a tad slow,as well as AT actually introducing any information,can anyone tell me as i am dying to get booked up(pardon the pun),but are the scare rooms back this year?
This is straight of the Alton Towers website -
Exclusion dates: Concert dates, October 27th & 28th and November 3rd & 4th
Does anyone know.... I hold a disabled MAP which comes with free carer, so for scarefest mazes do I need I buy 2 tickets or 1 as the conditions are the same????
Hi, I'm a newbie, please be gentle. It says on the Scarefest mini site that you can save money with 2 for 1 vouchers. Can anyone name specific 2 for 1 vouchers that are acceptable for Scarefest as I know the ones from WHSmith state that they aren't valid during special events.
It's not that bad, but AT have this stupid policy where you are not allowed to wear anything that covers your head, even whilst walking around the rides, so make sure you have a costume that makes sense without a mask or wig. To be honest its always so cold that time of year, the extra layer is actually kind of nice. Just don't go on any water rides though...
I have never been to any of the Scarefest and Fright Night events (probably because im a wimp ) Are they any good? I wouldnt go in the scary mazes after Saw Alive! Is it fun going on the rides in the dark, I bet Nemmy would be awesome.
Hi there all, Long time follower, short time member.
I am going to the Scarefest on the 23rd-25th and just wondered if people went in fancy dress around that time or is it to early?
I figured that its a scarefest, people can go and experience it how they like just like having a costume party at Halloween 1 week before the 31st etc - you don't not turn up in a costume.
But I just wondered what people thought of it.... whether its too early to dress up or ok?
Last year I dressed up a good 2 weeks before haloween, and we definitely weren't the only ones. Although people kept mistaking us for park actors when we visited Thorpe Park.
Oh and if you're planning on wearing something really elaborate, expect a lot of people asking to take pictures with you too.
Last Scarefest I was dressed as a monk and it was great to just stand in the hex ride area and just stand really still for ages, people were terrified of me! LOL! So its great fun, although my costume did sometimes get in the way a bit but it was just fun! Hahaha!
I actually make Predator (the Arny film) costumes and attended venues etc with it. Scares the crud outta everyone but not the kind of thing to take to a theme park, way too many small pieces etc. See attachment
So I figured I would take my Ezio costume from Assassins Creed 2 (renaissance version) see how that pans out should be awesome, might spoke some people in dark places....
Thanks for the fast response, I am going with the costume idea hope the weather holds up enough